Delicious Homemade Pasties (Low FODMAP Option)

Makes 5 Pasties
Gluten Free
Low FODMAP Option Available

Pastie 2    Pastie 1

Ingredients:
5 Sheets Pre-Prepared Gluten Free Puff Pastry Sheets, thawed
500g lean beef mince
1 Large Carrot, peeled & cut into small ½ cm cubes
1 Large Potato, peeled & cut into small ½ cm cubes
1 cup Frozen Peas
¼ cup Continental Parsley, rinsed and chopped
1-2 Spring Onion Stalks, rinsed and thinly sliced
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
2 cups Gluten Free Beef Stock
2-3 tbsp Gluten Free Corn Flour
1 egg
Salt and Pepper to Taste

Method:

  1. In a large saucepan place oil, parsley and spring onion. Cook until softened.
  2. Add beef mince and cook until browned. Use a wooden spoon to break it up into small pieces.
  3. Add cut carrot, potato and frozen peas. Stir well to combine.
  4. Add beef stock and cook until vegetables are tender. Add salt and pepper to taste.
  5. In a small bowl add corn flour and mix with water to form a paste. Add to mince and vegetable mixture and stir well until combined and until it forms a thick gravy like consistency. If it is still a bit watery simply add some extra corn flour.
  6. Turn saucepan off and allow to cool slightly.
  7. Pre-heat oven to 220 degrees Celsius.
  8. Once cooled, place ¼ of the mixture onto one half of each puff pastry sheet, allow 1.5 cm around the outside edges.
  9. Wet your fingers and use them to wet the outside edges of your pastry.
  10. Fold puff pastry sheet in half and use a fork to press the edges together to encase your filling.
  11. Place on a tray lined with baking paper.
  12. In a bowl beat egg well and use a pastry brush or your fingers to brush or coat the top of your pasties with the egg as a glaze.
  13. Place in oven and bake for 20-30 minutes or until golden brown.
  14. Serve & Enjoy!

Tips:

  1. Serve these delicious pasties with mashed potato and steamed vegetables of your choice.
  2. To make your pasties low FODMAP, use the green parts only of the spring onion, a low FODMAP beef stock and replace the peas with green beans cut into 1cm pieces.
  3. This dish is also moderate in natural food chemicals for those that are sensitive to these.

Nutritional Information (Per Serve):

Nutritional Info

Food Group Servings (Per Serve):

Food Group Serves


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Gut Lovin’ Pear Smoothie (Lactose Free Option)

Makes 2 Smoothies
Gluten Free
Low Natural Food Chemical
Lactose Free & Dairy Free Options Available

Ingredients:
250ml low fat milk
1 x 200g tub probiotic yoghurt such as Vaalia
2 x peeled pears

Method:

  1. Place all ingredients in a blender and blend for 2-3 minutes or until well combined.
  2. Serve & Enjoy!

Tips:

  1. If you require a dairy free option, use dairy free alternatives for the milk and yoghurt, such as Rice or Soy Milk fortified with calcium and soy yoghurt.

To keep this low in natural food chemicals, avoid products made from coconut as this is high in natural food chemicals and unfortunately usually do not have added calcium.

2. If you require a lactose free option, use lactose free alternatives for the milk and yoghurt.

Nutritional Information (Per Serve):

Pear Smoothie Nutritional Information 2

Food Group Servings (Per Serve):

Food Group Table


If you’re looking for support on how to follow the FODMAP diet so that you can eliminate your bloating and live your best life, apply for coaching.


Low FODMAP Banana & Strawberry Smoothie

Makes 2 Smoothies
Gluten Free
Low FODMAP & Dairy Free Options Available

Ingredients:
250ml low fat milk
1 x 200g tub probiotic yoghurt such as Vaalia
1 x medium banana
4 x medium strawberries.

*OPTIONAL: For extra fibre, you can also add 1 tbsp chia seeds.

Method:

  1. Place all ingredients in a blender and blend for 2-3 minutes or until well combined.
  2. Serve & Enjoy!

Tips:

  1. To make this recipe low FODMAP, use lactose free alternatives for the milk and yoghurt and an unripe banana.
  2. To make this recipe dairy free, use soy alternatives for the milk and yoghurt.
  3. This recipe is moderate in natural food chemicals. To make this recipe low in natural food chemicals replace the banana and strawberries with 2 peeled pears or click here for a low natural food chemical version of this recipe.

nutrient table

Food Group Servings (Per Serve):

Food Group Table


If you’re struggling with bloating and aren’t sure what to eat, I show my clients step by step how to follow the FODMAP diet to eliminate bloating and live their best life. Being diagnosed with IBS doesn’t have to be a punishment when you know what to do, how to eat and how to live your best life and I’ll show you that when we work together, apply for coaching.