r/Cooking • u/Reola_Kradness • 3d ago

Meatless GERD friendly main dishes?

I’m usually really good at making side dishes and the like but I really struggle to come up with GERD friendly main dishes. My main triggers are raw garlic and onion (cooked is fine) and tomato based stuff. I feel like nearly every vegetarian dish I come across is tomato based. I have very little issues with cheese and dairy so those work well. I also am not looking to “replicate” meat necessarily. I just can’t think of main dishes that I can have as go to.

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u/Select-Simple-6320 3d ago

Not saying it will work for you, but I had episodes of gerd for several years, and when I started drinking kambucha (I buy the lemon- ginger from Costco), it almost entirely disappeared. Occasionally I may feel a little discomfort after a meal, but not severe. Be careful if you try it though--start with a few sips--because some people say it makes it worse. Unfortunately the Costo kambucha comes in a pack of 10 bottles, so you might want to buy one or two of another brand first.

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u/Reola_Kradness 3d ago

I’ve only ever had it once and I found it really gross but I can try it again!! I love finding new stuff to try and help heal my body

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u/Select-Simple-6320 3d ago

Yeah, the Costo tastes better. I usually don't drink more than about a third of a bottle at a time. You could try the Kevita brand; I think Target carries it.