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High Protein Rice Crispy Treats
Who doesn’t love a gooey, chewy, sweet rice crispy treat? How could such perfection possibly be improved? Incredibly, DaVita renal dietitian, Annette from Nevada, has done it—a new rice crispy treat with all the original taste and even more nutritional value for the dialysis diet—High Protein Rice Crispy Treats.
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Pineapple Seafood Salad
DaVita renal dietitian Anne from Pennsylvania shares palate-pleasing, kidney-friendly recipes whose hallmarks are adaptability and convenience. Today Anne shares a wonderful Pineapple Seafood Salad that can stand alone at lunch or dinner or be eaten as a sandwich filling or cracker topping.
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Bow-Tie Pasta Salad
Bow-Tie Pasta Salad is a great recipe for the dialysis diet.
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Dirty Rice
Dirty Rice is a delicious side dish for a kidney-friendly diet.
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Almost Mashed Potatoes
Trying to fit foods you love into the dialysis diet can be a challenge. DaVita renal dietitian, Amity in Florida, works with her patients to find foods low in phosphorus, potassium and sodium. Here is a favorite that has been modified for the renal diet — Almost Mashed Potatoes. Enjoy this great taste and still maintain your kidney-friendly diet.
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Pickled Okra
Trying to fit foods you love into the dialysis diet can be a challenge. DaVita renal dietitian,Amity in Florida,works with her patients to find foods low in phosphorus,potassium and sodium. Here is a favorite that has been modified for the renal diet — Pickled Okra. Enjoy this great taste and still maintain your kidney-friendly diet.
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Muffin Tin Potato Gratin
Portion control is the secret to including potatoes in a low potassium diet. DaVita dietitian Lisa's recipe for Muffin Tin Potato Gratin shows how to include potatoes and Parmesan cheese in your kidney diet.
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Baked Pork Chops
Baked Pork Chops is a delicious dish for your kidney-friendly diet.
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Mrs. B’s Pierogies
Mrs. B’s Pierogies are a fun and delicious dish for a kidney-friendly diet.
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Treatments for Controlling Phosphorus
How do you treat too much phosphorus when you have kidney disease? Learn more on how you can control phosphorus levels.
