The Recipe Library
The recipes here are created for those of us learning how to eat with care — especially while learning to navigate autoimmune conditions, gut health issues and allergies. Recipes are sugar-free or low in sugar and focus on simple ingredients that don’t overwhelm the body. Many are cooked using gentle, water-based methods to support digestion and reduce inflammatory compounds associated with aging and chronic illness.
Carrot Wakame Rice & Waffles
Glass Noodle Stirfry w Beef & Cabbage
Shrimp Noodle Soup w Chinese Broccoli
Lazy Stuffed Daikon “Dumplings”
Cucumber Radish Salad w Tuna Onigiri
Scallion Chive Pancakes
Korean Style Beef & Radish Soup
Korean Seaweed Soup
Pork Jook w Jujubes & Baby Bok Choy
Maple Coconut Chicken w/ Daikon & Kabocha Mash
Apple & Pork Soup In Dashi Broth
Sweet Potato Salmon Balls (Onigiri Inspired)
Tamarind Pork w/ Broccoli
Japanese Sweet Potato Balls (Onigiri Inspired)
Butterfly pea flower noodles w shrimp
Korean Style Braised Mackerel
Mangosteen Hibiscus Korean Style Mayak Eggs
I’ve become obsessed with making marinated eggs. Marinated eggs are a common banchan (side dish) in Korean cuisine.
They are called Mayak Eggs in Korean. Mayak translates to “drug” in Korean & they’re called this because they’re so addictive, like a drug. Korea is a very drug free country - so this turn of phrase is actually quite humorous to them.
Naturally, I gave this recipe my own spin and added in some healing herbs from Anima Mundi Herbals to it. I am using their Mangosteen Hibiscus Powder.
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Chinese Yam Cakes with Bacon
Purple Sweet Potato Jook