I substituted light olive oil for the canola oil.
So we passed the baked milk challenge. Yay! I am elated, almost to the point of being numb. I tried tweeting from the hospital - to take myself out of the emotions of it - but alas my cell phone signal was kerplunked. My son had coughed in his sleep the night before, so I was concerned he may have been having an asthma issue. He hadn't had the steroid inhaler for a couple days either. At any rate, they checked pulmonary function and it was fine. We also did not do a skin test, but just jumped in. Our time went somewhat like this.
- 1:30 at first dose of 10% of 2 muffin full dose (recipe makes 12)
- 1:50 ish - nurse checked skin, mouth, tongue, lungs, and blood pressure. Second dose - 20%.
- 2:15 ish - nurse checked vitals again, skin.... good to go for third dose - 30%.
- 2:35 ish - vital check again... and the final 40% of the 2 muffins.
- First we do the 2 muffin dose at least a couple times a week.
- After couple weeks work up to everyday.
- After couple weeks/month of that we can do a couple times a day.
- Then we can try another recipe but with same dose of milks (powdered & liquid).
- After a couple weeks/month then we can try other milk products in baking: sour cream, butter, yogurt, buttermilk... but with the same dose of milk protein.
- Then we can consider, if all is tolerated well, trying something like cheese - but it must not be gooey - more like the bubbled/charred cheese on the edge of pizza crust. Couple weeks/months...
- Then you move to gooey. If all this is going well, then the next step would be coming in for a liquid milk challenge.
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