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Share your favorite low-dairy dinner recipes

tarheelgirl8tarheelgirl8 member
in August 2015 Moms
I'm trying to limit my dairy intake.  I don't think DD has a full blown allergy, but I have noticed that she is more irritable and spits up more if I have a lot of dairy.  Bye, bye ice cream   :((

Anyone have any good low-dairy dinner recipes?  Preferably easy ones!  I'm now realizing that apparently I don't cook anything without lots of cheese!  
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Re: Share your favorite low-dairy dinner recipes

  • PixelPosyPixelPosy member
    We had this Pineapple Beef Teriyaki recipe for the crock pot tonight: https://onceamonthmeals.com/recipes/pineapple-beef-teriyaki/

    You can prep it ahead as it's freezer friendly and the recipe is set to make 2 meals out of it. I've been trying at least once a week to make something that we can eat that day and is freezer friendly for a quick meal another night. 

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  • JNOVA2015JNOVA2015 member
    edited September 2015
    There are tons of good dairy free dinner options!!

    We often grill tuna steaks with a mango avocado salsa. The salsa is a diced mango, diced avocado, half a small red onion, cilantro, jalapeño, and lime. It's just dicing and mixing, so not too complicated! The salsa is also great over chicken if you're not into tuna. I usually serve it with white rice mixed with a little cilantro and lime - the whole thing is dairy free.

    We also do pork loin with a cherry reduction. The reduction takes a bit of time though - I haven't made it since LO's arrival. The reduction is a bag of dried cherries, a small bottle of cherry Pom, a diced shallot, and a diced habanero. You just put it in a saucepan and let it reduce, but you have to keep an eye on it. Then serve with one of those pre-marinated pork loins that you cook in the oven. I usually serve with wild rice, and it's always a hit!

    Chili would also be dairy free if you don't use sour cream or cheese as garnishes. It's also nice because you can do it in a crock pot when you have time and it's ready to eat when you are! I would think there are a lot of options for stews and soups that are dairy free.

    Any grilled meat plus veggie dinner would be dairy free though! Tonight DH grilled steaks. zucchini, and red belk peppers, and I made roasted red potatoes with olive oil and dill. Also dairy free!
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  • prairiedreamsprairiedreams member
    DS has a life thretening alergy to dairy so i do 98% our cooking dairy free. Now with DD i noticed that when i had milk she would have horrible has and projectile vomit so i cut it out of mu diet all togethet and it made an insant difference.

    Anyways try the website go dairy free.com a great resourse and dont forget there are many dairy free alternatives that are good- coconut milk icecream, soya based pudding and diya brand cheese that are yummy.
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  • Lalala2326Lalala2326 member
    I am off all dairy (including hidden dairy) till at least 3 months at this point (then I'll start reintroducing the hidden dairy and see what happens). Allrecipes has a dairy free section that has been saving us: https://allrecipes.com/recipes/738/everyday-cooking/special-diets/dairy-free/?internalSource=hub nav&referringId=16763&referringContentType=recipe hub&linkName=hub nav daughter&clickId=hub nav 4

    Simple things are spaghetti (though some sauces have cheese in them so check the label), italian beef sandwiches with peppers/onions/mushrooms, salisbury steak, baked chicken, vegetable beef soup, chicken noodle soup, sauteed shrimp with noodles/veggies

    I use a butter alternative and have coconut and almond milk ice creams that are actually really good (even ice cream sandwiches). There is a dairy free chocolate brand (Enjoy something or other) that is really quite delicious in lactation cookies. Some brownie mixes don't have dairy. Oreos. godairyfree.com has been great for finding options when eating out.
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  • emmacake08emmacake08 member
    I don't know if you want to buy cookbooks, but "Vegan Casseroles" has been one of my go to's for recipes. There's a veggies and dumplings recipe that's great, pumpkin pasta that's creamy, and a pot pie recipe. I like this book because it has creamy, cheesy recipes that are dairy free. You could always skip the soy curls in things like the pot pie and add chicken. I like to also make tacos with lots of veggies and avocado. I'm better at sticking with cutting out dairy when I do vegan recipes that mimic the same flavors rather than just eat nothing creamy. Here's a recipe that has a vegan sour cream recipe at the bottom that's really good.

    https://ohsheglows.com/2014/02/05/my-favourite-vegan-chili-with-homemade-sour-cream/
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  • blovemamablovemama member
    You don't have to give up ice cream! Fresh Market has some really yummy dairy free options! They're really expensive but I can't go without my nightly bowl! My ped recently recommended I try going dairy free. I'm kind of confused about why because my baby isn't that fussy and seems to spit up a normal amount. I'm doing it but doubt it'll last.
    Together since '07
    Married since '12
    Off the pill since 5/14
    BFP: 8/10/14 -- CP 8/22/14
    BFP: 12/10/15 -- Prayers requested

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