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#518687 05/10/18 09:31 AM
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RICE CAKES

Any good resistant starch Thai glutenous rice cakes? I found this recipe and am looking for ingredient substitution recommendations. The milk and sugar likely need substitutions and the nuts a bit of tweaking.



Ingredients
  • 1 pound Thai glutenous rice
  • 1 1/2 cups coconut milk
  • 1 1/2 cups low-fat milk
  • 1 1/4 cup organic sugar
  • 1 teaspoon baking powder
  • 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
  • 1/2 cup olive oil
  • 1 teaspoon almond extract
  • 1 cup chopped nuts almonds, walnuts or untoasted black and white sesame seeds


Stolen from -- http://jeanetteshealthyliving.com/baked-coconut-sticky-rice-cake-recipe-for-chinese-new-year/

Technically, cold glutenous rice is supposed to be "resistant starch" that is difficult for humans to digest and so gets fermented in the colon. I have had no luck with this concept so far but I have not really eaten the rice cold. Even, worse, I have fried it in oil - a starch and fat mix that is very likely to create LPS and trigger systemic inflammation.

I have tried mixing pre-boiled Thai gluenous rice with butter and egg in them and then fried it in coconut oil to make pancakes, but I wanted to die within a day after eating a few for breakfast.

Last edited by Robin_H; 05/10/18 09:32 AM.
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Robin: my go to substitution for cookies and bars is half coconut flour and half blanched almond flour. It might work for something dense like this rice cake though it won't have the same mochi-like texture. I would use all coconut milk and skip the dairy. If you're really trying to be good you might try making an almond-flavoured panna cotta using gelatin and coconut milk and leave out the starch altogether.

As for glutinous rice, it does not contain resistant starch. Rather, it is very low in amylose, which is the starch that is resistant to digestion. This means it digests quite readily, which is why some people with AS report being able to tolerate it: rapid digestion early in the small intestine means it is less likely to make it to the starch-loving bacteria that cause our problems.


Suspected USpA. HLA B27, xray, u/sound, blood tests all -ve. Ancient history of plantar fasciitis, SI joint pain, knee arthritis. Recent history of tendinitis, neck pain, debilitating finger pain and stiffness (especially mornings). No diagnosis, no meds.

2010 - stopped eating dairy
2012 - stopped eating wheat
2014 - stopped eating all grains
Jan 2017 - discovered NSD - 98% improvement in symptoms, continually amazed by my results, wish I'd found kickAS sooner
Robin_H #519055 09/23/18 01:51 AM
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Hi Kellybells,

so even though glutenous rice is not resistant starch doesn't it become resistant upon cooking then cooling -- the rice cake is refrigerated?


HLA-B27 neg, vague AS symptoms in 20s and early 30s
1993:fibromyalgia (age 25)
2013.07:Reverse blockage in a SCUBA accident
2013.08:Scratched by a sick cat
2013.09:Strange sore throat then meningitis
2014:Chronic inflammation at the base of the skull
2014 to early 2015:excess NSAID use developed complete axial inflammation, included psoriasis
NSD helped well and but was not perfect
2018.07: weak +'ve tests for borrelia, babesia, bartonella and mycoplasma pneumonia using Armin Lab, ANA=equivocal

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