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Passover? Kitnyot?

Nikki2777

By Nikki2777
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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Anyone observing Passover on here? Are you Ashkenazi and avoiding kitnyot? Last year's Pesach was soon after my diagnosis so I was eating very few things while I healed. This year, I'm running out of non- kitnyot ideas that I can eat while on the road (traveling in rural areas while on school vacations). What are you eating?

Thanks.

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I am!  Before pesach I thought that I would basically eat normal and then I realized how many things have kitnyot in them :-( .  I'm not sure what is road portable but I've been subsisting off of a lot of hard boiled eggs, potatoes and chicken.  My mother-in-law made me potato starch based noodles that I can put in chicken broth for a soup and I've also had pure vegetable meals (butternut squash, asparagus, zucchini).  My lunches for work are mostly israeli salad (Cucmbers, tomatoes, onions, garlic, lemon juice and red wine vinegar or balsamic vinegar). 

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Heading into the home stretch!  Thanks so much - it's been challenging.  Next year, I will plan better.

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