Food Combining
The Hay Diet
Introduction to Food Combining
All About Food Combining
Science and Food Combining
Carbohydrates, Fats and Protein
Food Combining Rules
Food Combining and Health
Further Health Tips
Keeping Healthy
Combining - Getting Started
Kitchen Utensils
Buying Food - Tips
Entertaining and Special Occasions
Diets for Life Stages
Special Diets
Starch food list
Protein Food Lists
Fruit with Starch
Vegetables, Herbs, Peas
Protein Nuts and Seeds
Oils and Fats
Tea, Coffee, Other Ingredients
Lots of Starch Recipes
Main Starch Foods
The Main Starch Grains: Wheat, Oats, Barley, Rye, Maize
The Main Starch Grains: Rice, Millet and Sorghum
Other Starchy Grains and Flours: Amaranth, Buckwheat, Quinnoa, Teff, Wild Rice
Starchy Roots and Tubers: Potato, Sweet Potato, Jerusalem-artichoke,Yam
Starchy Fruit: Breadfruit, Banana-plantain, Water Chestnut
Banana, Date, Sultana
Starch Recipes: Bread, Pancakes, Crispbread
Starch Recipes: Cakes
Starch Recipes - Breakfast
Starch recipes: Lunch
Starch recipes: Rice and Nuts
Starch Salads
Starch Soups
Starch Sauces
Starch Sweets and Puddings
Lots of Protein Recipes
Protein Foods
Bean Salads
Protein Crackers
Protein: Cheese and Egg
Protein: Soups
Protein Snacks and Starters
Protein Main Meals - Fish
Protein Main Meals - Meat
Protein Meals: Nuts
Protein Sauces
Protein Sweets with Fruit
Vegetables
Salads
Vegetable dishes
Dressings
Fresh Non-Starchy Fruit
Christmas Menu
Conversion Tables
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Vegetables that go with any meal
Alfalfa
Artichoke- Globe
Asparagus
Aubergine
Beetroot
*Brassicas, Cabbage, *Sprouts,Cauliflower, Kohlrabi, *Pak Choi, Pe-Tsai
Broad Bean
Carrot
Cayenne pepper and Chilli
Celeriac
*Celery
Cucumber
Endive
Fennel
Garlic
Horseradish
Leek
Lentil
Lettuce
Marrows, Squashes,
Nasturtium
Onion
Parsley
*Parsnip
Peas - fresh
Pumpkins
Scarlet Runner Bean
*Spinach
Sweet Corn
Turnip and Swede
Vegetables that go with any meal
Posted by Vilma Green (message id=3629 )
Hi
I have embraced food combining whole heartedly - buying many books on the subject. I have found that it has helped enormously with the extra weight gained due to my age 52 - when due to hormaonal changes ladies tend to gain extras weight around their middle and loose their waists!! mine is back...
SQUASH is a vegetable that I have found to be invaluable as a replacement for Potato - to go with Protein Meals however some writers say that Squash is starch and should bot be eaten with protein.
what are your feelings on Squash, Pumpkin I accept that Sweet Potato and Yams are starch due to their high suar content,
I also like to use Corn on the Cob with a protein meal occasionally, can you advise.
many thanks if you can
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