Hummus and what?

[Tomo 1,195]

Could the cheese crisps be considered an easy to chew food? I just found out from my dietitian's office that I can't have Water crackers yet because they are too dry and crunchy still.
Oh and, I have VERY bad luck with parchment paper, last time I tried to use it in the oven it caught on fire, so I'm really scared to use it in the Air Fryer. Can you explain how to make cheese crisps?

I was allowed cheese very early on due to it being easy to chew and swallow.

[MissMerryberry 43]

1 hour ago, Tomo said:

I was allowed cheese very early on due to it being easy to chew and swallow.

Awesome!

Can you explain how to make cheese crisps?

[Tomo 1,195]

Awesome!
Can you explain how to make cheese crisps?

There are recipes online but the one I use is I pre heat oven to 400F, put little small heaps of shredded cheese. Like 24 little piles, separated from each other cause they spread out as they melt. I always use parchment paper. I once used aluminum foil, and that was mess lol. Bake in pre-heated oven until golden brown, about 6 to 7 minutes. Let it cool for 10 minutes before eating. They keep very well in a sealed container.

[MissMerryberry 43]

On 9/9/2022 at 11:38 PM, Tomo said:

There are recipes online but the one I use is I pre heat oven to 400F, put little small heaps of shredded cheese. Like 24 little piles, separated from each other cause they spread out as they melt. I always use parchment paper. I once used aluminum foil, and that was mess lol. Bake in pre-heated oven until golden brown, about 6 to 7 minutes. Let it cool for 10 minutes before eating. They keep very well in a sealed container.

I'm so scared of parchment paper in the oven! Its started on fire the last time I used it. If I overcome my fear I will try this!

[Tomo 1,195]

I think a silicone baking mat will work.

[MissMerryberry 43]

16 hours ago, Tomo said:

I think a silicone baking mat will work.

Oh heeey, that's a good idea!

[HashiHope121 78]

Hummus & steamed carrots!! (Then cool them)

[mblackwell22 1]

I am about to start the soft food stage and that means i can have hummus. I love hummus, but ehat am i supposed to eat it with? Cant do raw veggies or chips/ crackers. Any ideas?

I did wheat thins they was good with the hummus and I am on stage 3

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[HealthyT 5]

What about deviled eggs with hummus? I saw a recipe on another post-I intend to try it

[Puphands 0]

Yesterday I tried a teaspoon of hummus on top of my cottage cheese and it was surprisingly tasty. It's also quite good with the chopped boiled egg.

[Rabella Rob 4]

You can have Pasta, and the better way to make it a little bit healthier with some veggies thrown i. I've tried a couple so far like mushrooms, bell peppers, and cherry tomatoes with cheese.< /span>

[Rabella Rob 4]

On 3/24/2024 at 1:57 AM, Rabella Rob said:

You can have raw or sauté vegetables. Or you may eat pasta with Tomato sauce, veggies, and cheese. It is a healthy option.

[BlondePatriotInCDA 527]

On 11/30/2020 at 7:03 AM, njlimmer said:

I'm nowhere close to surgery, but what about those baby type crackers that basically dissolve? Someone on YouTube recommended them, but I'm not sure if they'd be allowed or if it'd too many carbs, or whatever. I'm curious for when I get to the stage.

Too many carbs and empty calories unfortunately.

[ShoppGirl 5,024]

On 4/29/2023 at 5:01 PM, HealthyT said:

What about deviled eggs with hummus? I saw a recipe on another post-I intend to try it

Oh I seen that recipe too. Looks yummy. I want to try it also.

[Calli 20]

I think the ‘no’ on crackers is more to do that it sticks together once in your pouch and can cause a clog. I would agree sticking to straight up hummus is better.