Take heart my fellow SIBO friends, you CAN enjoy delicious Asian meals again—without soy, garlic, or onions. This recipe captures the flavors without negative impact on your body's healing.
Asian Pork Lettuce Cups for SIBO

Take heart my fellow SIBO friends, you CAN enjoy delicious Asian meals again—without soy, garlic, or onions. This recipe captures the flavors without negative impact on your body's healing.
This velvety ginger-pear sauce over chicken just needs a pot of steamed rice to soak up all its delicious goodness, and some sort of simple green vegetable on the side—I sautéed slices of zucchini in butter with a little dried thyme.
Whether slow-braised all day in your oven, or quick-cooked at the end of the day in your InstaPot, this pork roast hits the spot on a chilly fall evening.
If you thought Asian food wasn't possible on a SIBO diet, this recipe is sure to meet your cravings without impacting your health.
The key to this SIBO-friendly chicken recipe is letting the fennel caramelize... the browner the better... to ensure a rich, deep flavor. Who needs onions? 🙂
This quick, tasty chicken dish is one of my weeknight go-to choices when it's been a really... long... day... 🙂
Great for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or even a picnic... this no-crust quiche will keep your SIBO tummy happy.
If you haven't discovered the joys of substituting rutabagas for potatoes in a SIBO diet, this Shepherd's Pie recipe is going to convert you. This is my go-to meal whenever we're in serious need of comfort food. 🙂 Ingredients: 2 large rutabagas, chopped (I like to double or triple this amount, so I can store … Continue reading Comforting Shepherds Pie for a SIBO Diet
Super fast, super easy, and super tasty... perfect for a weeknight meal. If you haven't caught the InstaPot craze, it's just as easy to make conventionally!
SIBO-friendly chicken egg drop soup is as comforting as it is easy... and a great way to use up leftover chicken, if you have some on hand.
Freshly grated ginger, freshly chopped mint and cilantro, combined with cinnamon, cloves, and a bit of jalapeño for those of you who like it hot... your SIBO diet isn't going to feel the least bit restrictive when you taste these fantastic kebabs—from a recipe shared by my dear friend Zeema's adorable Indian mama.
Butterflying or "spatchcocking" a chicken helps it cook faster, while coating the vegetables roasted underneath it with tasty juices. Whatever are you waiting for? It's super easy to do!
Before SIBO, I'd make Swiss Steak with onions, garlic and Worcestershire sauce. After SIBO, I had to learn new ways to develop complex flavors without those ingredients. This recipe is a perfect example of how you can create maximum flavor and still be completely SIBO-friendly! (Plus it's really awesome to come home to, on a dark and rainy night...)
When you've been asked to bring 'a big pasta salad' to a friend's potluck, what's a SIBO diet person to do? This super simple recipe for zucchini "pasta" (aka zucchini noodles, or "zoodles") is great as-is, or it makes a perfect base to create your own unique "pasta salad" -- my recipe includes list of add-ons to inspire you to create your own!
One of the things that SIBO diet sufferers often miss is the taste of pizza. So I attempted to fix this problem. But after looking at the result, I have to ask... is it a pizza? Is it a frittata? You decide.
Our record-breaking hot weather required something that could go on the grill with as little kitchen time as possible. The answer? These delicious SIBO diet-friendly Grilled Shish Kebabs. A very low sugar "barbecue" marinade makes these perfect for diabetics, SIBO folks, and anyone trying to avoid sugar... and if you swap out tofu or tempeh cubes for the chicken, you're all set for a vegetarian meal too!
This marinade is one of the best things I've ever created. SIBO-friendly, low FODMAP, gluten free, it was AWESOME on beef short ribs, and would probably taste equally good on chicken skewers or pork kebabs.
This island-inspired SIBO-friendly meal is made with grilled chicken breasts—leftover chicken makes this a fast weeknight meal, or pick up a couple grilled chicken breasts from your local deli.
With its surprising balance of tart, sweet, and toasty flavors, all melded together by the natural pectin in strawberries into a light, velvety sauce, I'm definitely making this again...
There's nothing better than wild-caught halibut in spring. This fresh sautéed tomato "salsa" is a great way to celebrate Cinco de Mayo!