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Keeps the flavour and texture as close to the original as possible.
Fructans are water-soluble, not fat-soluble, so infused oil carries the savoury aroma; spring onion green tops add fresh allium note without the bulb's fructans.
A middle ground between staying true to the dish and easing symptoms.
Infused oil for the aromatic base, chives for fresh allium lift, a little miso for the savoury depth onion usually provides.
Lowest likely gas, urgency, residue and irritation.
Lowest-FODMAP way to get an oniony note; asafoetida gives a savoury allium hint in tiny amounts.
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Full recipe at halfbakedharvest.com ↗