


Low FODMAP Beef Stew from Fun Without FODMAPs
If you’re a big fan of curries then I can highly recommend Rachel Pauls’ low FODMAP Chicken Curry. The chicken gradually cooks throughout the day and becomes infused with the gorgeous curry spices to create a delicately flavoured curry. This one’s a big hit with my family!

Rachel Pauls’ low FODMAP Chicken Curry
Another winner in my household is Kate Scarlata’s Slow Cooker Cuban Mojo Chicken. The chicken breasts are marinated in a citrus-infused sauce which slowly cooks throughout the day resulting in perfectly tender shredded chicken that’s perfect for putting in a soft tortilla wrap or draping over a pile of crispy tortilla chips. Perfect Friday night food, don’t you think?

Kate Scarlata’s Slow Cooker Cuban Mojo Chicken
One of the tastiest vegetarian low FODMAP slow cooker recipes I’ve ever made is Rachel Pauls’ Aubergine Parmesan (aka Eggplant Parmesan). It layers slices of aubergine (eggplant) in between marinara sauce, cheese and infused oil to create a rich and satisfying meal. Although the recipe asks for normal mozzarella and parmesan, I’ve made it on several occasions with dairy-free alternatives and it’s been just as tasty, so don’t let your lactose intolerance stop you from making this!

Rachel Pauls’ Aubergine Parmesan
Although many people view ratatouille as a side dish, I’d like to put a case forward to champion it as a bowl of deliciousness in its own right! When ratatouille is done well it turns out rich and unctuous. That’s particularly the case with this recipe for Low FODMAP Slow Cooker Ratatouille from Tara Rochford. The veggies slowly cook down while developing their fresh sweetness. It makes the perfect sauce to toss through pasta, but it’s also lovely served as a vegetable stew with a bit of grated cheese on top. As always, my friends, it’s entirely up to you!

My final low FODMAP slow cooker recipe main meal suggestion is a Vegan Meatless Chilli with Quinoa from Rachel Pauls. When my friend recommended this recipe to me at first I was annoyed because it didn’t look as though it was actually low FODMAP, but then I realised that it states that it makes a minimum of 8 portions, so when it’s correctly divided it is indeed a low FODMAP serving. As a result, I like to batch cook this and pop it in the freezer for those cold, dark evenings when I get home and just cannot be bothered to cook. It’s extremely tasty!

Vegan Meatless Chilli with Quinoa from Rachel Pauls
So there you have it! My best low FODMAP slow cooker recipes. I hope you give some of them a go because I don’t think you’ll be disappointed. I’d also love to hear what some of your favourite low FODMAP slow cooker recipes are, so please get in touch!

