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Recipe Room

Coming up with new recipes for dosing, maintenance, treatment, and recommended foods can be a challenge. Try some of our recipes created specifically for our TIP patients.

Recipes

Find a New Dish to Make!

We know it can be difficult to combat food fatigue, which is why our chef has created patient-exclusive recipes you can make to help hide your child’s dosing foods.

We also recommend joining our Kitchen Table Facebook Group to connect with TIP families who love to share recipe ideas that you can try!

Gummy Dosing Tips

Interested in seeing all of our Gelatin Gummy Proteins? Click here!

Read more about the Gelatin process in our Gummy FAQ page.

Sweet

Blend It

Melt in microwave (3 seconds) mix into apple sauce or smoothie

Freeze It

Melt and mix into fruit juice and freeze into mini popsicles

S’more It

Melt down with chocolate and marshmallow and spread on graham cracker for s’mores!

Syrup It

Melt and add to syrup on french toast

Fill It

Mix into jelly and fill doughnuts or muffin will gummy bear/jelly filling

Bake It *(At Providers Discretion)

Melt or chop and mix into baked good (muffin) with like flavor profiles

Drink It

Melt and mix into 1-2 oz of fruit juice and drink

Mix It

Make pancakes and top with melted gummy bear fruit compote

Dip It

Melt into caramel dip for sliced apples

Jam It

Melt and mix with favorite jam/jelly on toast

Savory

Melt It

Melt into homemade cheese sauce and make mac & cheese or nachos

Dip It

Melt into ketchup and dip chicken nugget

Pizza It

Melt into marinara and make mini english muffin pizza

Gummy Melting Video

Learn how to properly melt your gelatin gummies by following this step-by-step instruction video!

FAI Store: The Pantry

Take the stress out of sourcing difficult-to-find food with Food Allergy Institute’s TIP-exclusive web store! Ship items like mare’s milk, camel milk, donkey milk, chestnut flour, and green pea flour directly to your door or schedule a pick-up at our Food Lab from the convenience of your home.

Click here to shop at the new FAI Store!

Conversions

When to Use Conversions

(For uncapped Recommended or Maintenance Foods only.)

Overview

Conversions are never to be used with treatment foods unless specifically instructed by your in-clinic provider. The below conversions are used in cases where you are dosing a recommended or UNCAPPED maintenance food only! Unfortunately, we cannot determine the protein content and bioavailability of every food product out there nor can we guarantee the manufacturing processes of the different companies producing these foods. Please check for cross-contamination with other allergies.

 

Conversions

Chickpeas

12 dried chickpeas = 2 tsp of chickpea flour = 1 tablespoon hummus
*If you have sesame allergies, ensure hummus does not have sesame or tahini.

16 chickpeas = 2 oz cooked BANZA pasta

Almonds

4 almonds = 2 tsp almond meal WITH skins

*Ensure it contains skins of almonds

Sunflower

1/2 tsp sunflower seeds = 1/4 tsp sunbutter

Buckwheat

Soba Noodles (100% Buckwheat Flour) 6 gram protein/2oz noodles =
Ounce Dried Buckwheat noodles = 2 tsp buckwheat flour

Soy

Soy Protein Isolate = Bob’s Red Mill 1/4 tsp soy isolate powder = 4 oz of
Silk Vanilla Soy Milk

Coconut

1/4 tsp of coconut nutiva flour = 4 oz of So Delicious Vanilla Coconut milk

Lentils

3 tsp cooked lentils = 1/2 oz cooked lentils = 1/2 tsp lentil flour
Use brand True Sprouted Flour

Sesame

1/4 tsp Tahini = 1/2 tsp chopped sesame

Hazelnut

4 hazelnuts = 1-1/2 tsp hazelnut flour

Peanut Conversions

* Once your child reaches 18-22 peanuts and/or reaches tolerance, they can use these conversions. Using these at other times is unsafe.

1 tsp peanut butter = 3 peanuts

  • (JIF Smooth peanut butter or the Skippy Creamy peanut butter alternative, rinse mouth well with water after)

 

1 snicker = 16-17 peanuts
60 Bamba = 20 peanuts
2 Reeses cup circle = 4-1/2-5 peanuts

Food Preparation Videos

Egg Separating

Isolating Hen Yolk

Isolating Quail Yolk

Denaturing Milk

Denaturing Milk