This chicken meatloaf is very simple and flavored with low FODMAP Traditional BBQ Sauce. A true comfort food for those following a low FODMAP diet that is delicious enough to share with the entire family.
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We are all moved into our new Indianapolis home, although we are far from organized. Basically, all of our stuff is in the house and now we have to figure out where to put it all. It’s exciting and exhausting, but I thought that sharing a good comfort meal would be completely appropriate at this time.
My husband is a sauce-lover through and through. Even before I started following a low FODMAP diet to help with my personal digestive issues, I was the type of gal who savored the flavor of plain foods asking for sauces and dips on the side. My husband? Quite the opposite…he always requested more sauce!
When I started following a low FODMAP diet to assist with my SIBO and IBS, I immediately discovered that all sauces and seasonings were off limits unless they were homemade.
Thankfully, I’ve enjoyed the process of re-learning how to flavor meals without the use of garlic and onions! Even though I can whip up a deliciously tasty low FODMAP meal, I have YET to master a homemade low FODMAP BBQ Sauce.
Thankfully FODY Foods has me (and my sauce-loving husband!) covered.
This meatloaf is made with ground chicken, almond meal, an egg, and seasoned with a variety of low FODMAP Italian seasonings.
Almonds can be a high FODMAP food in certain amounts, so I made sure that the portion of almond meal in a serving of this recipe was less than the maximum serving size of a quarter cup according to the Monash University low FODMAP App.
This meal is wonderful with a side of roasted potatoes, kale salad, or any of your favorite low FODMAP side dishes.
This chicken meatloaf is very simple and flavored with low FODMAP Traditional BBQ Sauce. A true comfort food for those following a low FODMAP diet that is delicious enough to share with the entire family.
Hi Melissa! You could try the ground oats, but not sure of the exact amount because I haven’t tested it this way. I would start with 2 tablespoons and go from there. Let me know how it turns out! 🙂
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What can I sub for the almond meal in this recipe? Thanks!
Hi Melissa! You could try the ground oats, but not sure of the exact amount because I haven’t tested it this way. I would start with 2 tablespoons and go from there. Let me know how it turns out! 🙂