Rice and pumpkin cake with broccoli, roasted capsicum and basil (low FODMAP, gluten free, vegan)

Rice and pumpkin cake with broccoli, roasted capsicum and basil (FODMAP friendly)

I had some spare time in the late afternoon so I decided to work on a  FODMAP dish. I had some vegetables that are low FODMAP and some rice flour. And here it became a vegetable stack of pumpkin, capsicum, broccoli, lettuce and basil.

Rice and pumpkin cake with broccoli, roasted capsicum and basil  (low FODMAP, gluten free, vegan)

Ingredients (serves 1)

  • Approx 30g jap pumpkin, diced
  • 20g rice flour
  • 30g red capsicum, remove the inside & cut into flat pieces
  • 30g broccoli, cut into small pieces & remove most of the stem
  • some fresh lettuce, finely sliced
  • a few fresh basil greens, sliced
  • 2 tbs water
  • a little cooking oil
  • pinch of salt

Method

  • Steam the pumpkin & broccoli until tender (ideally steam them separately so the beautiful colors won’t be mess up)
  • Roast the capsicum skin side up under a hot grill,until the skin bubbles and blacken slightly; remove from heat to cool; once cooled, remove the skin; cut the capsicum into short strips.
  • Mix the rice flour with 2 tbs of water – mix well; add a pinch of salt
  • In a frying pan, heat up a little cooking oil over medium heat; pour the rice flour mixture into the frying pan and let it sizzle until the bottom starts to set; break it up and stir well; cook for further 1 minutes or until the mixture has turned to a off-white color (previously white); add the diced cooked pumpkin, stir & cook briefly; at this point, the mixture will be a bit mushy (not dry).
  • Place a food presentation ring on a dinner plate; first fill in the rice flour & pumpkin mixture; press it down using the back of a spoon; then lay the broccoli on top; then the roast capsicum; Remove the ring; Top the stack with lettuce and sliced fresh basil.
  • Garnish with additional basil if desired

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