Everything here is baked, poached, steamed or grilled rather than fried, keeps fat moderate, and leaves out the usual triggers: tomato, citrus, chocolate, coffee, mint, alcohol, raw onion and hot spice. Body comes from potato, oats and rice rather than cream. Food ideas for people eating around reflux, not medical advice.
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Warm quinoa turns into a quick porridge with grated sweet apple, milk, maple and a scatter of walnuts.
Soft, sliceable baked oatmeal sweetened with ripe banana and maple. Bake one pan on Sunday and breakfast is handled for days.
Creamy oats stirred with ripe banana, fresh ginger, and yogurt, ready to eat straight from the fridge on a busy morning.
Golden pan-toasted bread in a cinnamon egg custard, piled with banana slices and warm maple syrup.
Cool yogurt, sweet melon, and banana under a crunchy layer of toasted oats. A five-minute breakfast that feels like a treat.
A cool, pastel-orange smoothie of cantaloupe, banana, and yogurt with a little fresh ginger to wake it up.
A creamy pot of steel-cut oats with soft pears and warm ginger. It reheats beautifully for weekday mornings.
A soft green smoothie of ripe pear, baby spinach, yogurt and oats. Five minutes from fridge to glass.
A soft, lightly sweet oatmeal bake studded with juicy pear, good warm from the oven or reheated through the week.
Creamy oats cooked in broth instead of milk, finished with wilted spinach, a poached egg, and a little Parmesan. Porridge for people who prefer breakfast on the savoury side.
Creamy stovetop oats go savoury with parmesan and wilted spinach, topped with a soft fried egg. One pot, ten minutes, real comfort.
Gently cooked eggs folded with wilted spinach and fresh dill, piled onto whole grain toast.
A make-ahead egg bake loaded with roasted sweet potato and spinach. Cut it into squares and breakfast is ready all week.
Leftover brown rice simmers in milk with banana, maple and cinnamon for a warm bowl that tastes like dessert for breakfast.
Tender baked egg cups packed with grated zucchini and carrot. Make a dozen on the weekend and grab two on the way out the door.
Golden salmon cakes made with mashed potato and parsley, baked instead of fried, with a cool cucumber yogurt sauce for dipping.
Savoury ground turkey with green beans, ginger, and a big handful of basil over brown rice. Meal-prep gold.
A one-pan frittata with tender broccoli and melty cheddar, started on the stove and finished under the broiler.
Fluffy baked potatoes stuffed with steamed broccoli and a modest melt of cheddar, on the table in about 25 minutes.
A silky orange soup that gets its body from potato instead of cream. Make a big pot and freeze lunches for the month.
Fresh rice paper rolls filled with poached chicken, rice noodles, crisp vegetables, and whole basil leaves, with a mild soy ginger dipping sauce.
Poached chicken folded with crisp apple and celery in a light yogurt dressing, packed over greens. It keeps well in the fridge, so make it Sunday and lunch is sorted.
Poached chicken folded through a creamy yogurt dressing with sweet apple and crisp celery. A make-ahead filling for easy weekday sandwiches.
Cool cantaloupe, cucumber and shredded chicken tossed with torn basil and a light honey and olive oil dressing.
A no-cook lunch bowl of fluffy quinoa, chickpeas and crisp vegetables with parsley and a cool yogurt drizzle.
Chilled soba noodles tossed with baked tofu, cucumber, and carrot in a mild sesame ginger dressing. Made for the lunch bag, it holds up for two days.
A smooth green soup that gets its silky body from potato instead of cream. Fennel and thyme keep the flavour gentle and savoury.
Classic egg salad made light with Greek yogurt and plenty of fresh dill, served on whole grain bread.
A light miso broth with soft tofu, carrot ribbons and spinach. Warming, quick and easy on the dishes.
Slow-simmered rice porridge with shredded chicken and plenty of ginger. Comfort in a bowl, and one pot makes six servings.
Day-old brown rice tossed in a hot pan with soft scrambled egg, ginger, and plenty of vegetables. Lunch from leftovers in about ten minutes.
A light, comforting soup of tender chicken, carrots, and fennel in a gingery broth, finished with brown rice and parsley.
Grilled turkey cutlets sliced over spinach with ripe pear and toasted pumpkin seeds, finished with a gentle maple and thyme dressing.
A fresh grain salad of quinoa, crisp-tender green beans, and zucchini in a creamy yogurt and herb dressing.
Small thyme-scented turkey meatballs simmered in one pot with carrots, brown rice, and a big handful of spinach. A batch soup that freezes without fuss.
Toasty open sandwiches of lean roast turkey, thin sweet apple and melted cheddar, done under the broiler in minutes.
Tender poached salmon folded through warm baby potatoes and a creamy dill dressing. A deli-style salad without the heaviness.
A smooth green soup that gets its body from potato, not cream, and comes together in one pot in about 15 minutes.
A hearty grain salad with crisp green beans, boiled eggs, and a creamy dill dressing made from yogurt. Great packed for work.
Red lentils and sweet potato simmered with carrots and thyme into a thick, comforting soup that reheats beautifully for weekday lunches.
Roasted sweet potato and broccoli over fluffy quinoa with baby spinach and a maple tahini drizzle. A meatless bowl that eats like a full meal.
Crisp-edged baked tofu, roasted sweet potatoes, and green beans in a light honey tamari glaze. Built for a week of lunch bowls over brown rice.
A smooth green soup that gets its body from potato instead of cream, blended with a generous handful of fresh basil. Lovely warm in a thermos.
Chunk tuna over brown rice with cucumber and carrot, dressed with soy, maple, and fresh ginger. It packs neatly and tastes just as good cold.
Flaked tuna folded into a creamy dill yogurt with crunchy celery and cucumber, stuffed into soft pitas.
A hearty pot of turkey, pot barley, and vegetables simmered with thyme. It thickens overnight into exactly what a thermos was made for.
A quick rolled lunch of sliced turkey, cool cucumber, and spinach with a dill yogurt spread.
Day-old brown rice tossed in a hot pan with eggs, broccoli, carrots, peas, and plenty of fresh ginger. Faster than takeout and far gentler.
An oven-baked risotto with sweet squash and sage, no ladling or constant stirring. It comes out creamy from the rice and a little parmesan alone.
Maple-brushed salmon bakes beside crispy smashed potatoes and green beans, then everything gets a shower of fresh dill.
Pantry-friendly salmon cakes baked until crisp at the edges, served with a cool cucumber yogurt sauce. The patties freeze beautifully.
Juicy oven-baked turkey burgers kept tender with grated zucchini, topped with a fresh basil yogurt sauce. Make a double batch for the freezer.
Salmon fillets under a golden basil crumb, roasted on one pan with baby potatoes and zucchini. A hands-off dinner with barely any dishes.
Herb-coated chicken breasts and zucchini planks off the grill, served over fluffy quinoa.
Golden seared tofu and tender zucchini in a light tamari pan sauce, finished with fresh basil over warm quinoa.
A big, warming pot of chicken and root vegetables in a light herbed broth. Weeknight comfort that improves overnight.
A skillet of chicken and vegetables in light, savoury gravy, topped with tender drop biscuits and baked until golden. Sunday-worthy and freezer-ready.
A comforting East Coast style chowder that thickens itself with potato and low-fat milk. Flaky cod and dill finish the pot.
Cod fillets steam in their own parchment parcels with zucchini ribbons, fennel and thyme. No pans to scrub.
A gentler take on fish and chips, with crumb-coated haddock and golden potato wedges baked on one pan alongside sweet peas.
Chunks of cod and salmon in a light, milky sauce under a blanket of parsley mashed potatoes. Proper comfort food that freezes like a dream.
Golden baked tofu glazed with ginger, maple, and tamari, served over fluffy quinoa with steamed broccoli.
Delicate cod poached in a light ginger broth with soft fennel and carrots, ladled over brown rice.
Golden tofu and crisp broccoli tossed in a light ginger and soy glaze, ready faster than takeout.
A gentle take on fried rice, with carrots, peas, soft scrambled egg and fresh ginger through every bite.
Salmon fillets brushed with a maple, soy, and ginger glaze, baked until flaky and served over brown rice with steamed broccoli.
Salmon fillets broil under a maple, ginger and tamari glaze while green beans steam alongside. Dinner in 15 minutes.
Flaky baked white fish over rice with sweet corn, crisp lettuce, and a cool cilantro yogurt sauce. All the fun of a fish taco night, in bowl form.
Udon noodles, silky tofu, and baby bok choy in a warming miso and ginger broth. A restaurant bowl you can have on the table in under half an hour.
Diced chicken and orzo simmer together in one pot with broth, then spinach and parmesan fold in at the end.
Chicken thighs nestled into brown rice with sliced fennel, carrots, and thyme, all cooked in one pot until tender and savoury.
A gingery broth with rice noodles, silky tofu, and just-wilted bok choy, finished with toasted sesame. Dinner in one pot in twenty minutes.
Tender pork tenderloin medallions with soft golden apple slices in a light maple and thyme pan sauce.
Chicken thighs roasted with caramelized fennel, sweet pears, and baby potatoes, with thyme and a thin thread of honey. One pan, big payoff.
Salmon fillets roasted on one pan with baby potatoes and green beans, all seasoned with dill and olive oil.
Flaky oven-baked white fish tucked into warm tortillas with a mild yogurt slaw. All the fun of taco night, none of the hot sauce required.
Store-bought gnocchi roasted until golden alongside broccoli and carrots, tossed with parmesan and parsley. A meatless dinner with almost no prep.
One pan, one oven, dinner done. Juicy chicken breasts roast alongside sweet potato wedges and broccoli with thyme.
Sweet shrimp and softened fennel in one pan, spooned over brown rice tossed with plenty of fresh parsley.
A whole turkey breast cooked gently over potatoes and carrots until sliceable and juicy, with an easy gravy made from the pot juices.
Chicken thighs cooked until they fall apart in a sticky maple, tamari, and ginger sauce. Pile onto rice or soft buns and freeze the rest.
Zucchini halves filled with herbed turkey and brown rice, baked under a light layer of mozzarella. The filling alone is worth batch-cooking.
Juicy lean turkey burgers seasoned with herbs, pan-grilled and topped with a cool dill yogurt sauce and cucumber.
Little turkey meatballs simmered in broth with carrots, orzo, and spinach. A cosy one-pot dinner with leftovers worth fighting over.
Oven-baked turkey meatballs over creamy mashed potatoes with a light thyme gravy, comfort food without the heaviness.
Oven-baked turkey meatballs in a light thyme gravy over creamy mashed potatoes. Pure comfort, made to freeze in batches.
Savoury turkey and vegetable filling under a golden sweet potato mash. The kind of casserole you want waiting in the freezer.
Penne tossed with golden zucchini, wilted spinach, and spoonfuls of light ricotta loosened with pasta water.
A golden oven frittata of eggs, tender potato, zucchini, and basil with a little mozzarella. Good hot for dinner and just as good cold in a lunch bag.
A crunchy slaw of cabbage and carrot in a yogurt maple dressing, no vinegar in sight. It sits happily in a lunch container until noon.
Golden oven wedges with thyme and parsley, crisped on a sheet pan rather than in a fryer. The side everyone asks for.
Zucchini sticks coated in Parmesan breadcrumbs and baked until golden. Crunchy on the outside, tender inside, and gone in minutes.
A crisp raw slaw of shaved fennel and sweet apple in a honey and olive oil dressing, no vinegar needed.
Silky mashed sweet potatoes brightened with fresh ginger, ready in about 25 minutes.
Steamed green beans tossed with olive oil, toasted almonds, and fresh parsley. A five-ingredient side that dresses up any plate.
Sweet wedges of squash roasted until tender and caramelized with maple and a whisper of cinnamon. Good beside chicken, fish, or tofu.
Sweet roasted carrot coins glazed with a touch of maple and fresh thyme, an easy match for chicken or fish.
A nutty two-grain pilaf simmered in one pot and finished with a shower of fresh herbs. Cook once, portion, and freeze for the week's dinners.
Broccoli and green beans roasted until the edges brown, finished with crunchy thyme breadcrumbs. A side that wakes up any plain protein.
Sweet roasted carrots and mellow fennel wedges with thyme. A side that goes with nearly everything on this menu.
Crisp-tender green beans with golden sliced almonds, parsley and a little olive oil. A five-ingredient side for any plate.
Crisp rice cakes spread with almond butter and topped with banana coins, cinnamon and a small drizzle of honey.
Two-bite soft cookies made from mashed banana, oats, and a little peanut butter, good for lunch boxes and afternoon slumps.
Soft, lightly sweet muffins full of grated carrot and rolled oats. Bake a dozen on Sunday and the week of snacks is handled.
Soft, lightly sweet muffins full of grated carrot and oats. The batch makes a dozen, and they go straight from freezer to lunch bag.
A thick, herby yogurt dip with crisp carrot, celery, and cucumber sticks. Snack prep for the whole week in 15 minutes.
Chickpeas roasted until crunchy with olive oil, thyme, and salt. A savoury snack that scratches the chip itch without the deep fryer.
A cool, herby yogurt dip with crunchy carrot, cucumber, and snap peas for dunking.
Thin apple rounds baked low and slow until crisp. A naturally sweet snack jar to raid all week.
Ripe pear slices, cheddar and crunchy oat crackers with a thread of honey. A five-minute snack board.
Hot steamed edamame pods tossed with toasted sesame oil, fresh ginger and coarse salt. Ready in five minutes.
Apples and pears collapse into a naturally sweet, spoonable sauce while you get on with your day. Eat it warm, chilled, or stirred into yogurt.
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