Abigail Marie the Chef with IBD
Professional Chef with IBD helping you navigate food, lifestyle, new IBD research, and patient advocacy.
Yogurt is an important part of SCD, and aids in gut healing by providing all sorts of good bacteria. Many of us who have IBD, myself included, have a hard time tolerating lactose. This is why fluid milk, certain cheeses, and commercial yogurt are not allowed. However, SCD yogurt is different because it is incubated … Read more
This easy one pan lemon chicken piccata is the perfect weeknight meal! Bright citrus, savory and floral capers, accompanied by creamy coconut make for a perfectly balanced sauce atop perfectly pan-fried chicken. Traditionally, when making this dish the chicken is pounded out to thin ½ inch thick cutlets. For simplicity and efficiency, I have decided … Read more
Pot roast has always been one of my favorite winter comfort dishes. As such, it was only right that I created an SCD version. You will notice that this pot roast is missing potatoes as they aren’t allowed on SCD. However, I have replaced them with cauliflower mash that is just as filling and satisfying. … Read more
This cranberry orange pork loin will be the star of your holiday table, and for good reason! Strikingly beautiful bright cranberry and orange jam covers the outside of the pork loin, keeping it oh so tender and juicy. The tart cranberry mellows with the sweet orange and honey make for a perfect glaze. Paired with … Read more
Looking for an easy meal to incorporate your Thanksgiving leftovers? Well, this is it! This turkey pot pie is a classic comfort food, and a sure way to get your family to eat that leftover turkey! You can always use chicken or any other meat you would like. You can also use more broth instead … Read more
What is Thanksgiving without a turkey? This quintessential protein has been the center of Thanksgiving celebrations for generations, but often people are intimidated to cook such a big bird. Well, let me introduce you to spatchcocking. This is a specific cut for poultry that refers to removing the backbone and laying the bird flat. This … Read more
This acorn squash and apple soup with warm baking spices and crispy bacon is the perfect way to celebrate fall. It’s officially soup season, and I couldn’t be more excited to share this recipe with you! Buttery acorn squash makes the base, accompanied by sweet apples and onion. Warming fall spices harmonize in the background … Read more
These creamed spinach stuffed chicken breasts are great for inexpensive entertaining, Sunday dinner, and everything in between. Sweet coconut cream, savory onions and garlic, and fresh spinach all wrapped in chicken and topped with a crispy parmesan crust make for a winning combination every time! If you don’t have fresh spinach, you can always use … Read more
I am a sucker for a good cheesesteak and wanted to recreate this classic to be SCD compliant while using peak-season produce. Well, here it is folks! Behold the stuffed pepper cheesesteak! I have kept the same timeless flavors, but removed the bread and stuffed a pepper instead, and I couldn’t be more thrilled with … Read more
Broccoli and cheddar soup is a classic dish seemingly old as time itself. Perfect for a crisp or rainy day, it will warm you up and bring you cozy tidings of the fall season. This soup is creamy, rich, and filled with ooey-gooey cheddar cheese throughout. Now I’ll be the first to admit that broccoli … Read more