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About the Author Patsy Danehy Catsos, M.S., R.D.N, L.D., is a nutritionist on a mission to reduce pain and improve quality of life for clients with digestive health issues, especially irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). The days of over-generalized advice for people with stomach problems are over. Advising everyone with IBS to “eat more fiber” and “avoid red meat, alcohol, and caffeine” just doesn't cut it anymore. Patsy doesn’t believe in one-size-fits-all diets; she helps you discover the diet that works for you. Her trailblazing book, IBS—Free at Last! (Pond Cove Press, 2009) introduced U.S. health care providers and consumers to an exciting and effective dietary program for finding and eliminating food triggers for irritable bowel syndrome. In 2013, the second edition of her book was translated into Spanish. Patsy is the editor of the blog IBSfree.net, and an expert contributor to Sharecare.com, an interactive social Q/A platform created by Jeff Arnold and Dr. Mehmet Oz, in partnership with Harpo Studios, HSW International, Sony Pictures Television, and Discovery Communications. She has been consulted for expert comments in numerous publications, including WebMD, Today’s Dietitian, SpryLiving.com, Bloomberg.com, Blisstree.com, EmpowHer.com, CatchingHealth.com, Clinical Nutrition Insight and Consumer Reports Shop Smart Magazine. Patsy provides continuing professional education to other dietitians on the delivery of the FODMAP elimination diet. Ms. Catsos earned a B.S. in Nutritional Science from Cornell University and an M.S. in Nutrition at Boston University. She completed her internship at Boston’s Beth Israel Hospital. Ms. Catsos maintains a private practice in Portland, Maine. She is a professional member of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of American and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, and she is a past-president of the Maine Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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Would it make life easier to have a cookbook laser-focused on your low-FODMAP diet, with recipes you don't even have to think about? If you are using the FODMAP approach to manage your irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), this cookbook is the one! You can enjoy the recipes in this collection with no modification, no regrets and no apologies, whether you are feeding the family or entertaining. Patsy Catsos, best-selling author of IBS-Free at Last!, shares tools with you including: 122 flavorful recipes, each one suitable for a low-FODMAP diet and made with whole, real foods; lists of high- and low-FODMAP foods and ingredients, based on the latest research; everyday and special occasion menus; recipe modification tips. If you've struggled to cook without wheat flour, onions, garlic, pasta, bread, canned chicken stock, and bottled salad dressings, this book will set you free! ● ● ● ● ● ● ●
Sales Rank: #91813 in Books Published on: 2014-02-08 Original language: English Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 10.00" h x .29" w x 8.00" l, .59 pounds Binding: Paperback 128 pages
About the Author Patsy Danehy Catsos, M.S., R.D.N, L.D., is a nutritionist on a mission to reduce pain and improve quality of life for clients with digestive health issues, especially irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO). The days of over-generalized advice for people with stomach problems are over. Advising everyone with IBS to “eat more fiber” and “avoid red meat, alcohol, and caffeine” just doesn't cut it anymore. Patsy doesn’t believe in one-size-fits-all diets; she helps you discover the diet that works for you. Her trailblazing book, IBS—Free at Last! (Pond Cove Press, 2009) introduced U.S. health care providers and consumers to an exciting and effective dietary program for finding and eliminating food triggers for irritable bowel syndrome. In 2013, the second edition of her book was translated into Spanish. Patsy is the editor of the blog IBSfree.net, and an expert contributor to Sharecare.com, an interactive social Q/A platform created by Jeff Arnold and Dr. Mehmet Oz, in partnership with Harpo Studios, HSW International, Sony Pictures Television, and Discovery Communications. She has been consulted for expert comments in numerous publications, including WebMD, Today’s Dietitian, SpryLiving.com, Bloomberg.com, Blisstree.com, EmpowHer.com, CatchingHealth.com, Clinical Nutrition Insight and Consumer Reports Shop Smart Magazine. Patsy provides continuing professional education to other dietitians on the delivery of the FODMAP elimination diet. Ms. Catsos earned a B.S. in Nutritional Science from Cornell University and an M.S. in Nutrition at Boston University. She completed her internship at Boston’s Beth Israel Hospital. Ms. Catsos maintains a private practice in Portland, Maine. She is a professional member of the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation of American and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, and she is a past-president of the Maine Academy of Nutrition and
Dietetics. Most helpful customer reviews 35 of 36 people found the following review helpful. Nice to have during the FODMAP Elimination Process By BayAreaGal Being put on the FODMAP elimination diet recently, I was thrilled and relieved to see a cookbook that would allow me to jump in and cook without having to read everything so carefully. I've made 8 recipes from this book so far with mixed results. The french toast (best made with spelt bread over other GF options, IMO) was fantastic (just don't oversoak your bread or it will start to fall apart). The banana pancakes are also good. I'm not a big baked banana bread/muffin person, but if you are, you will love them. The beef brisket was easy and convenient but just ok taste-wise (made ok sandwiches the next day). The zucchini quinoa muffins were just ok too. They have a slightly unpleasant smell to them (from the quinoa flour??). But I can get past that. What I didn't like was the occasional bites of crunchiness -- almost like very fine pieces of egg shell were in them. If you can identify what caused that yucky crunch (the cornmeal?? the round pecans?) and eliminate it, they would be quite good. My kids probably wouldn't go near them, but I'd be happy. The walnutencrusted salmon was delicious, but rich, so don't eat a huge portion (if you have gallstones and gastro issues, like me, it may set them off). The chocolate pudding was good, easy and hit the spot since I was desperate for a treat! The buckwheat pancakes were not good. I made myself eat the ones I cooked but threw away the remaining batter. I also made the oven-baked fries and enjoyed them. I modified the recipe slightly by using a garlic-infused olive oil instead of plain and sprinkling fresh chopped flat-leaf parsley on them after cooking. The recipes for risotto with butternut squash and granola look good, as do other recipes in the book. I'll try more out next and update my posting. Bottom line: worth the money. Definitely. Good luck fellow IBS sufferers! (P.S. Some of nutritionist Ellie Krieger's recipes work for FODMAP or can be modified to fit the diet. Same goes for Giada's newer "healthy" cookbook if you pick through it. I recommend you review the recipes you already have been making over the years to see what works or can be modified for FODMAP. You'll have more immediate successes to blend in with the new recipes you're trying out.) P.S.S. I've also realized that I need to be patient and get used to the new tastes, smells and textures of different flours. You may find that too. 31 of 32 people found the following review helpful. All the flavour, minus the FODMAPs. By Natty The following is a review of "Flavor Without FODMAPs" that I posted on my low FODMAP blog, "Not From A Packet Mix," (notfromapacketmix) ____________________________________ I have used Patsy Catsos’ website, IBS – Free At Last! regularly over the few years, both for checking ingredients for recipes intended for this site as well as for personal FODMAP research. After moving to the USA, I had to take off my Aussie FODMAP hat and put on my American one; Patsy’s website helped tremendously with that. It’s a wealth or resources and knowledge, not just in the posts themselves but in the meticulous answers to questions that have been asked below the articles. Having been diagnosed at 18 with fructose malabsorption, it’s safe to say I learnt to cook “fructose friendly” from the word go. However, we ate a fairly routine diet growing up (as both my parents
also have issues with certain foods) and I didn’t learn much about new ingredients or spices and how to use them in my dishes until Ev and I began cooking for ourselves. So, even though I might have the FODMAPs diet down pat, I occasionally need inspiration for meals (who doesn’t?), not to mention a reliable source of information about an exotic (sounding) ingredient that I’ve come across, or even ideas on how to use new ingredients that I know to be low FODMAP. Flavor Without FODMAPs has our backs. For those of you who are new to the FODMAP diet, either because you have been diagnosed with FM, lactose malabsorption or you’re just trying to sort out your IBS, the first part of the book highlights important issues such as these: - Foods high in FODMAPs are still healthy, just not agreeable to our digestive systems. You can eat them up to the point that they cause you digestive upset. - Patsy’s philosophy is that there is no one perfect diet for good health – I love this. So much. - She has also distinguished between gluten and the different FODMAPs and states that a low FODMAP diet is not meant to be a permanent way of life. In addition to those points above, the first part of the book also contains detailed information on: - What FODMAPs actually are and how they cause digestive upset. - One of my gripes is that many people use the terms “fructose” and “FODMAP” interchangeably, especially in online support groups, which just causes confusion and quite often arguments. It’s nice to have the individual FODMAPs clarified here at the outset. Fructose is a FODMAP, but not all FODMAPs are fructose. - Information about an elimination diet. - Staples of a low FODMAP pantry. - How to read labels for FODMAPs. - Menu ideas. - How to create low FODMAP versions of your favourite recipes, with substitution ideas and guidelines. - The second part of the book is full of recipes, which are organised into sections of breads, breakfasts, beverages, appetisers, dressings and condiments, mains, sides, soups and desserts. I did’t have the time – or the calorie budget! – to trial all of these recipes, so I decided to pick a few and go from there. The recipes I selected were: Zucchini Quinoa Muffins: When I think of zucchini muffins, my head immediately goes down the savoury route as I grew up eating the zucchini and cheese bread that my mum used to make. These muffins are slightly sweetened – which is not my preference for zucchini muffins – but the notes of cinnamon and nutmeg pull it off and after I put “savoury” from my mind, I enjoyed them. Ev, who was completely new to the use of zucchini in baked goods, liked these muffins a lot. They easily lasted in the pantry in an airtight container for a week. We agreed that there wasn’t an overpowering taste of zucchini, that they were moist and very fluffy and that one wasn’t enough.
Gazpacho: I thought I’d try something new, here, as I have never had gazpacho before but I love tomato soup. I was a little hesitant at a cold tomato soup but my fears were soon put to rest after tasting it. It’s tangy and refreshing, light enough to have as an entree (appetiser for those in the USA) but it becomes a little heartier when you serve it with sour cream or plain yoghurt. The gazpacho is also better the next day, as the flavours have had all night to mingle together and tone down the sharpness of the garlic infused oil. Asian Cucumber Salad: Each time we would go to the sushi restaurant near our old apartment, Ev and I would get the cucumber salad. The recipe in Flavor without FODMAPs is even better than the one we’d get at the sushi place, which was already really good. This salad, as Ev put it, is “make again” good. We had it with steak and mushrooms sauteed in butter (polyols aren’t an issue for me). Delicious. All in all, I highly recommend Flavor without FODMAPs by Patsy Catsos as a comprehensive guide to cooking delicious low FODMAP meals that are appropriate for any skill level. It’s definitely worth the purchase. 15 of 16 people found the following review helpful. and as you get better, to begin to add in in very small ... By Sally A. Larhette One of the most interesting cookbooks with a very positive approach to understanding the sugars that are very hard to digest and cause problems in "the gut" , a new experence for me....It is calming to have this cookbook...written by a compassionate, talented dietician, with it many delicous recipes and mealplans...It was exciting to see that this can be worked out...and as you get better, to begin to add in in very small amounts some of the things you have had to give up, for awhile.Maybe you were used to eating as much as you wanted of many common grocery items like garlic, onions, asparagras, cauliflower and a few others and it turns out , that the key might be a whole lot less, if at all, and not every day, the way it was! See all 50 customer reviews...
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