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Asian-Style Turkey Bowls
Asian-Style Turkey Bowls is a complete meal recipe featuring low potassium veggies, ground turkey, cilantro, Sriracha, ginger and coconut aminos instead of higher sodium soy sauce.
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Homemade Chicken and Dumplings (or Turkey)
Today,in our world of fast and convenience foods,we can forget that simple foods made with basic ingredients are usually more delicious and satisfying. Donna,a DaVita renal dietitian from Texas,shares her down home recipe for Homemade Chicken and Dumplings and invites you to add this meal to your healthy renal diet. Here’s a recipe you can follow for a dish that will be scrumptious and keep you successful on your dialysis diet.
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Cuban-Style Rice with Eggs
Rice seasoned with cilantro, cumin and oregano, plus golden browned plantains served with eggs are ingredients in this tasty, low-potassium version of Cuban-Style Rice with Eggs.
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Roasted Turkey
The holidays are all about family, friends and food. And at the center of many holiday tables you’ll find a kidney-frienldy Roasted Turkey. The DaVita renal dietitian team offers this scrumptious recipe for Roasted Turkey flavored with fresh herbs. This delicious turkey is perfectly paired with the DaVita.com recipe for Fresh Herb Cranberry Stuffing.
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Individual Frittatas
Great-tasting, kidney-friendly, muffin-sized Individual Frittatas are great on the go. Reduce potassium in the hash browns by soaking the spuds in water 2 to 4 hours before preparing the recipe.
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Spicy Basil Beef Stir-Fry
Spicy Basil Beef Stir-fry brings fresh flavor to your lunch or dinner. Enjoy the array of spices that make this kidney-friendly recipe special.
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Stephanie’s Wholesome Lasagna
Think you can’t enjoy favorite comfort foods like lasagna on the kidney diet? DaVita renal dietitian Dana from Georgia created Stephanie’s Wholesome Lasagna. Now this creamy Italian casserole isn’t just for Stephanie but for kidney patients everywhere to enjoy.
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Irish Lamb Stew
If you are looking for a lower sodium St. Patrick’s Day dish to replace salty corned beef, try Irish Lamb Stew. It’s low in sodium and replaces potatoes with parsnips, a low potassium vegetable.
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Chicken Sausage and Shrimp Gumbo
Enjoy this low sodium, yet still flavorful, gumbo dish. Especially on a cool night.
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Beef Chipotle Burritos
Ann from Maryland has a way with spices, and her kidney-friendly recipe for Beef Chipotle Burritos doesn’t disappoint.
