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I had my wisdom teeth out a few months ago and Reeve's Roasted Carrot Soup and Paul Bertolli's Genious Cauliflower soup (both from this site) made my meals something to look forward to rather than dread.
Andrea Nguyen's Silken Tofu and Edamame soup:
http://www.seriouseats...
When I had double jaw surgery 6 years ago, I loved thinned-out mushy peas as well as just-plain chicken broth. Pureed black bean soup is a winner, as well. (I still remember my two sisters "feeding" me soup with a large plastic syringe.)
After I'd been cleared for non-liquid food, I found very, very tender beans and vegetables -- so tender they cooked be mushed with just my tongue -- to be a good "starter" food after all the liquids.
I wish your friend's daughter a speedy recovery -- I know exactly what she is going though and it isn't easy!
don't dispair!!! blenderize pizza and add some tomato juice to it and voila!
you can do this with any food. I have a displaced jaw thru TMJ and often have Lock down where I can't move my jaw. I can't chew at all. Anything from Grilled chicken to pasta, just blenderize and add either broth, tomato juice, milk, fruit juices work great with fruits...
you don't have to suffer the NO TASTE to anything.... just liquidize anything
http://www.amazon.com/Silk...
This cookbook has outstanding soup recipes. My favorite is the Tamarind.
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
added 10 months agoAnd don't forget milkshakes and melted ice cream or sorbet! All the best.
There are lots of great smoothie recipes on this site: http://food52.com/recipe...