Tasty Holiday Recipes for Autoimmune Diets

The holiday season is nearly synonymous with the rich, decadent aromas of luxurious dishes such as mulled cider, spiced ham, and freshly baked cookies. However, irritating ingredients such as gluten and dairy serve as an effective roadblock that prevents autoimmune patients with specific diets from enjoying these scrumptious holiday treats. To help you circumvent such an issue, here are some tasty holiday recipes that cater to autoimmune diets.

Written by: Bonnie Feldman, DDS, MBA, Becca Malizia, BS

The holidays can be a difficult time of year for anyone trying to mind their waistline, let alone suffering from an autoimmune disease. Holiday sweets like candy and cookies are everywhere while the smells of hot cocoa and sugar filled lattes waft through the air. Not to mention, the added stress of holiday shopping and incoming family or travel plans. Clearly, it’s a problematic time for most, and especially those with an autoimmune disease.

Diet modifications and specific autoimmune protocols vary, but most include reducing if not completely eliminating gluten, dairy, processed foods and added sugars. Regardless, how can you enjoy the Holiday season without exacerbating your symptoms?

Don’t worry! Thankfully, there are many gluten-free, dairy-free, autoimmune protocol approved recipes that you can try without missing any of the guilty, symptom inducing ingredients.

Snacks and Sides

  • Roasted (Non-Dairy) Ranch Pumpkin Seeds
Pumpkin Seed Recipe

Source:  Wholefully

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  • Paleo Date Pumpkin Bars

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  • Roasted Beet Dip 

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  • Dairy & Gluten Free Sweet Potato Casserole

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Main Dishes

  • Cauliflower Turmeric & Ginger Spiced Steaks

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  • Delicious Herb Seasoned Turkey
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Deserts and Digestifs

  • Golden Milk Latte

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  • AIP Approved Pumpkin Pie

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  • Non-Dairy Whipped Cream

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  • Mango-Coconut Turmeric Spiced Cupcakes
Turmeric recipe– 5

Source:  nirvanacakery

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Which one of these is your favorite? Are there any delicious recipes we should try? Comment Below!

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