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Home created recipes for those managing salicylate, amine, and glutamate intolerances. Elimination and liberalised recipes.

  • White Chocolate Rice Bubble Slice
  • Malt Slice with Milkybar Easter Eggs
  • Foreground of image is a close up of a caramel tart being held up for the camera, background is caramel tarts sitting on a blue plate slightly blurred out.
    Easy Caramel Tart
  • A glass jar with no lid containing mayonnaise sitting on a grey benchtop.
    Maple Mayonnaise

ALL RECIPES

These recipes are based on the Australian RPAH Food Intolerance Handbook and include ingredients from the low, moderate, and occasionally high food categories.

Choose recipes that work for you or adapt to suit your needs. Happy cooking!

Latest Recipes

  • Crisp carob oat clusters in a small pile.
    Carob Oat Cluster
  • Vegan fried rice in a black pan.
    One Pan Vegan Fried Rice
  • Cream Cheese and Chive Dip
  • Banana Carob Smoothie

For more meal inspiration find me on Instagram @cookingforfoodintolerances

About Hayley

With a background in Nutrition Science and Public Health I wanted to share my love of food and make nourishing and enjoyable recipes easier to cook at home with food intolerances.

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Hi, I'm Hayley! I have an intolerance to amines, salicylates and glutamates and a love for nutrition and eating delicious food. I want to share my recipes to bring enjoyment to eating a lower chemical diet no matter what version of the diet you are following.

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  • A close-up side view of a vibrant salad in a large glass bowl.
    Crunchy Rice Paper Salad
  • The centre of the image is a round food storage container containing Weet-bix soaked in milk and topped with yoghurt and shavings of white chocolate. A sachet of white-hot chocolate and two squares of white chocolate are placed to the side of the Weet-bix to decorate the image.
    White Chocolate Overnight Weet – Bix
  • Cashew Noodle Salad
  • Rectangles of golden-brown puff pastry with poached pear inside displayed on a wooden chopping board.
    Pear Danish

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