The low-GI kitchen: pick a meal type and difficulty level.

Chocolate chickpea waffles with yogurt and hot blackberries. The blackberries can easily be swapped for cherries, because I know they can be hard to find. In the recipe below I actually use cherries, but the swap is 1:1.

Come get these deliiicious QUARK WAFFLES for INSULIN RESISTANCE, with a possible modification for SIBO.

They are so delicious! And if you cut some milk chocolate into them... PS: You can use sugar-free Wawel chocolate.

Fully aware of what I'm saying - I hereby inform you that these are the best pancakes I have ever made. They are soft, moist, fluffy and good FOR INSULIN RESISTANCE. When I tried them, I couldn't believe it myself.

In my opinion this pizza is even better than the previous recipe for INSULIN RESISTANCE. Come get the recipe!

I've tested this recipe, I can safely say, a MILLION times by now. Now it's perfect! Below you'll also find tips on how to make a low FODMAP version. The recipe is based on an inspiration I saw on Instagram. Unfortunately, I don't remember whose it was.

I don't know about you, but I love apples in batter even more than drop scones. It's something delicious! So I had to share the recipe FOR INSULIN RESISTANCE with you. Unfortunately, apples in this amount cannot be made low FODMAP.

These skyr drop scones would love to be your next breakfast. The recipe is ridiculously simple, although it requires standing at the pan a bit longer, because the skyr and wholegrain flour make the drop scones very moist.

Drop scones are a must-have dish in my kitchen, which is why I had to create an insulin-resistance-friendly version. The recipe has already been tested many times, by my household members as well as by followers and patients. Everyone unanimously says these drop scones are "better than Grandma's". I served mine with a tofu spread, but if you don't like tofu […]

This was so quick and delicious! You have to try it. Whipped sweet cottage cheese with baked apple and rhubarb, topped with homemade granola.