Lactose-free recipes: enjoy without lactose

Some people claim that nothing tastes good that hasn't been baked with cheese. We gladly accept this challenge, because: It's not always the milk and cheese that's difficult to digest. So get to the delicious lactose-free recipes with all the good things that taste delicious but are kind to your intestines. It doesn't have to be complicated at all and you can also use the recipes for meal prepping. Regardless of whether you are lactose intolerant , prefer a vegan diet or would like to eat less lactose-containing foods . Löwenanteil does it.

Lactose-free appetizers

Let's start with an idea for a lactose-free starter. A fresh salad is always possible and provides you with vitamins.

Pal Bean Cookies

Pal beans are healthy and therefore a good start for your meal or as a snack. You can use dried beans or canned ones. For eight servings you need:

  • 400 g Pal beans
  • 150 grams of flour
  • 6 tablespoons oil of your choice
  • 4 sage stems
  • 1 tsp paprika powder (spicy or smoked)
  • 1 clove garlic
  • A bit of salt

Crush the garlic, heat up the beans (cook them if you can, if they are canned) and the sage stalks. Now let her go. Remove the garlic (if you wish), but be sure to remove the sage stalks. Puree about 2 tablespoons of the beans with 300 ml of water / cooking water from the beans and mix in the flour. Then mix the remaining beans, maybe some sage and the salt.

Now you can shape the dough into simple cookies and fry them in the oil - press them down to ensure they are thoroughly cooked through. To keep them warm, you can put them in the preheated oven (about 80 degrees). 

Lactose-free main courses

The lactose-free main course isn't just for the holidays!

Vegan nut roast

The vegan nut roast is even popular in the UK - you can eat it with cranberries. For the lactose-free roast you need:

  • 125 grams of walnuts
  • 300 grams of red lentils
  • 1 carrot
  • 1 apple
  • 100 grams of celery
  • 60 grams of flour
  • 150 grams of onion
  • 3 cloves of garlic
  • 2 sprigs of thyme
  • 2 tbsp olive oil
  • 1 slice of stale bread
  • 3 tbsp ground flaxseed
  • Salt
  • Pepper & Oregano

You start by cooking the lentils according to the instructions and then mashing them up with a fork. Now roast the walnuts in a pan without fat, peel the carrot and celery, core the apple and grate the ingredients. Finely chop the onion, garlic, thyme and toasted walnuts.

Now heat oil in a pan, sauté the onion and garlic. Add the carrot, the apple and also the celery and sauté for a good 5 minutes. Next, put the flaxseeds, lentils, walnuts, flour, thyme and bread in the pan and season everything with pepper, salt and oregano.

Now pour the mixture into a loaf tin that you have previously lined with baking paper. Press everything down firmly and smooth the surface well. Now leave the roast in the oven at 190 degrees for 50 minutes - done!

Lactose free dessert

The lactose-free dessert is all about summer - but of course it also tastes good in winter:

coconut macaroons

For the delicious and very simple coconut macaroons you only need a few ingredients:

  • 200 g grated coconut
  • 200 grams of sugar
  • 45 wafers
  • 4 egg whites
  • a pinch of salt

Beat the egg whites with the salt until fluffy, add the sugar in small portions. Beat everything until the sugar has dissolved and then sift down the coconut flakes. Using two teaspoons, place the resulting mass on the spread out wafers and bake in the oven (top and bottom heat) at 175 degrees for 15 - 20 minutes.

Lactose-free with the Löwenanteil

You don't always feel like preparing a delicious lactose-free meal yourself? No problem! We have already prepared lactose-free dishes for you. 100% quality in a dish lovingly conceived by top chefs. Our dishes have a long shelf life and contain everything your body needs. Our dishes are organic and always freshly prepared. So you have the choice: cook it yourself today or let the Löwenanteil spoil you!

Conclusion

Lactose-free dishes can be integrated fairly well into everyday cooking. There is a suitable solution for every challenge. You can use soy cream instead of cream, yeast flakes and many vegan cheese alternatives are available instead of cheese for the gratin. And even if it's an egg to bake, you can help yourself with bananas or an egg substitute. Complicated? no You can easily swap out any ingredient. The Löwenanteil is available to you as a delicious, wholesome dish that offers you up to 2 servings per glass, especially with a side dish such as rice . Up to €3.50 per meal – doesn't that sound good? Then try our assortment !

 

FAQ on lactose-free recipes

Is lactose-free cooking difficult?

No - to be able to cook a delicious and nutritious meal lactose-free, you only have to leave out the dairy products. True to the motto: leave out everything you don't want. It only sounds complicated at first glance, but there are so many delicious dishes that don't even need lactose.

Baked lactose-free, is that possible?

Goes! Instead of cheese you can simply use yeast melt. The yeast flakes are simply mixed with a little water and can thus be used on a pizza or a casserole. Yeast flakes melt wonderfully and taste very spicy. Insider Tip: Yeast is great for your hair and skin!

What do I use instead of cream?

Conventional cream made from cow's milk contains a lot of lactose. Fortunately, there are cream substitutes: including soy cream. You can not only use them for wonderfully creamy sauces, you can also use them with vegan cream stiffeners for cakes, tarts and other delicacies. The plant-based alternative to cow cream is also significantly lower in terms of calories and fat.

Lactose-free yoghurts and quark: does it taste good?

Everything stands and falls with the spices. Or with a sweetener. Or fruit! Not everyone likes the plant-based alternatives to conventional yoghurt or quark - but you don't have to eat them pure. Try fruit or honey - berries, for example, are always good in any form for a delicious dessert or snack.