What Anne Eats

Hi everyone! In the photo you can see my today's lunch ☺ My mum has made the fish and I've prepared the mashed potatoes☺   Today I'm going to show you my Mum's recipe for buttery pollock fillet with rosemary, butter and mashed potatoes with vegan Parmesan style cheese.☺  To prepare the mashed potatoes, I used Violife's Prosiciano Wedge Parmesan style cheese, but any vegan cheese will do. This is a very simple and tasty way to prepare fish in easily digestible version. If you are on high protein diet, it's a recipe for you, whereas our mashed potatoes will be perfect for PKU people. ☺ Click below and you can find the recipe for another cheesy mashed potatoes: Creamy Sweet Potato Puree Cheesy Mashed Potatoes What you need: ROSEMARY POLLOCK ♡a small pollock fillet ♡1 small tbsp of  ♡dried rosmary, salt & pepper ♡lemon juice&zest PARMESAN MASHED POTATOES ♡cooked potatoes ♡a small handful of grated vegan Parmesan style cheese (I used Violife) ♡a splash of ric...

Hi everyone!☺ Who doesn't like pasta? I don't know any person who doesn't like it! I have to admit that pasta is such a versatile and delicious thing. Good pasta needs just a simply additives, like fresh tomatoes, cheese, basil, fish, meat, tofu, lentils, fruits and favourite veggies! Today I'm going to show you a recipe for spaghetti with turkey ham, tomato sauce and Violife's Parmesan! You can skip meat in this dish and make a low protein version☺ Did you know that on the world is over 300 types of pasta? The oldest pasta was found in China, it was 20 inches long and it was 4000 years old!  The most popular pasta is of course wheat one, made from wheat flour, water, salt and, in some types, eggs. But people with dietary restrictions also can enjoy it! Now we can buy gluten free and low protein pasta in different shapes.  I've also tried low protein pasta in star shape and PKU rice from Aproten, which actually tastes like pasta too, and I really enjoyed it! ☺ M...

Hi guys! Have you ever heard about potato diet? This is a special medical diet used in gastrointestinal diseases, chronic renal failure and  in low protein diet. The base of this diet are potatoes in a lot of forms - cooked, puree, chips, baked potatoes, jacket potatoes etc.  Potatoes are a great source of potassium and are really healthy! They are easily digestible and they can help in digestive problems. When we cool down the potatoes, they contain bigger amount of resistant starch, which isn't digested in the intestines and becomes a a kind of prebiotic - foodie for good bacteria inhabiting our guts. What about you? What is your favorite potatoe dish? Write in comments:) Mine is definitely potato pur é e! If you like potatoes and you need some extra calories, you will love my recipe for cheesy mashed potatoes, perfect for dinner, lunch or supper:) Look at this enormous bittern! It's really photogenic, isn't it? What you need: ♡peeled potatoes ♡ one tbsp of lactose-free b...