So right now we are trying low oxalate, and limiting certain types of phenols such as coniferyl alcohol-this sure seems to be one of my biggest triggers-legumes just don't seem to be my friend right now either. I was trying to do the SCD but my son regressed as we veered into metabolic acidosis, a huge risk we both have due to breastfeeding with antiepileptics. Ketogenic diets are a big no no and with the issues we have with many phenols it was a dangerous sitch. Anyway things are starting to look up again after a massive herxheimer reaction from changing supplements, and I am trying to figure out just how to eat a diet that will keep us sane and nourished with whole foods only prepared right here in my kitchen. Onion, chicken & carrot broth (yes, water dumped first ala the Yahoo oxalate spreadsheet), iceberg lettuce, very very spotty bananas and some baked goodies to get some lovely sulphury eggs into us to ramp up that PST are in the cards for now...and, a lot of hoping.
Anyway, I made this yummy goodness today, it seems to be going over well with me and the little fella (so far-of course I am observing cautiously) and it is fucking NOM so I thought I'd share it with ye all. I have listed some (also low oxalate) suggestions for ingredient substitutions for those with different dietary needs.
1 Cup +1 tablespoon golden cane sugar (if sugar free you can sub coconut sugar)
4 Large eggs (sub w flax/linseed[NOT chia] "eggs" if egg-free or vegan)
1/2 stick + 1 tbsp softened grassfed butter* (sub w coconut oil if df/vegan)
Heaping, packed 1/2 cup white rice flour
1/2 cup tapioca flour, packed
1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
2/3 Cups DF white chocolate chips (I use Plamil's white chocolate catering drops, they are organic and made from cocoa butter, rice syrup and cane sugar only.)
Preheat oven to 180c. Line a large cake pan with baking paper (you don't have to but it makes for easier cleanup). In a bowl, beat together butter & 1 cup of the sugar, save the tbsp for later. Beat in eggs. add flours & bicarb and beat again. Stir or beat in the choc chips (I just beat them in on a low setting while stirring w my spatula) and pour the mix into the cake pan. Now, sprinkle the remaining tbsp of sugar on top of the mix and pop it in the oven, mine baked for 30 min but I would check it halfway through...when a fork poked into the center comes out clean, it's done. Garnish with white chocolate chips if desired (I did...yum!)
Slice and enjoy!!!
I hope you like them as much as we do :)
*The butter that I get is from a brand called Rodda's of Cornwall, the butter is highly clarified and contains less than .01 protein for 100mg--less than ghee. Next to no lactose either...but, it is not ghee, it is definitely butter. How they do this IDK but I am very grateful!!!!!