THAT's A BIG POST :P
Food community pal Adriano Torri (as well as his wife Silvia) is one of
the most intuitive cooks I've ever seen. He specializes in gluten/lactose/egg-free
recipes; a humble man that has lots to teach! He’s always searching for new
possibilities for his beloved son Vicenzo, who has some dietary restrictions. Unfortunately
he doesn’t have a blog yet, but I’ll let you know if he decides to write one.
Good thing about manioc is that it has a
totally neutral taste. Sweet or savory, it’s your call. No milk, no eggs, no
flour. I would not substitute the real things (normal cheese, milk, etc.) for it (manioc) if you can have them; one must know that this was specially thought for a family into a
tight budget that also can’t go for any of the foods here stated.
Enjoy Adriano’s tips below!
BASE:
Cooked manioc/cassava. That’s it!!! (Peeled
& cooked in water)
OPTIONS:
The more water you add, the runnier it will
be. Add less water to make it thicker/creamier.
Manioc cream cheese = Blend manioc with water. Add Nutritional Yeast and salt to taste.
Manioc
spread = Blend
manioc with water. Add garlic and salt. Spread over some artichoke or crackers.
Manioc
ice ream/frappé =
Blend manioc with water + honey + fruit of preference. Freeze.
Manioc
mayo salad = Blend
manioc with water. Pour into a bowl and add lettuce, carrots, cooked yacon, cooked
yam, parsley and sprinkle olive oil and salt to taste. Mix everything.
Natural
manioc mayo = Blend
manioc with lime and Dijon
mustard.
Salmon or
chicken manioc spread = Blend manioc with water. Add shredded salmon/chicken and mix well.
Manioc
flan = Blend manioc
with water, vanilla. Sweeten to taste.
Manioc
yogurt = Blend
manioc with water, strawberry and honey. You can also add some lime for a
“bitter” twist that resembles yogurt.
NOTE: After
cooked, store in the fridge and use within 3 days.