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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted member 475901" data-source="post: 2550999"><p>I dry fresh cranberries for mince pies and fruit cake, sprinkled with erythritol and stored in the fridge.</p><p>The mincemeat is made a couple of days in advance (or longer) with a little cooking apple pulp, some of the dried cranberries and plenty of spices - cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, maybe a pinch of ginger, a little lemon juice plus a little more erythritol if needed.</p><p>Then I make mince pies with the base made with ground almonds and a little butter (pressed into the tin rather than rolled out.</p><p>No top layer.</p><p>Cook on 180C for about 16-18 mins and serve with real egg custard or double cream.</p><p>Not carb free but a reasonable compromise for me.</p><p></p><p>(You could use a stevia and erythritol mix instead but I find it overpowers the taste of the pies.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deleted member 475901, post: 2550999"] I dry fresh cranberries for mince pies and fruit cake, sprinkled with erythritol and stored in the fridge. The mincemeat is made a couple of days in advance (or longer) with a little cooking apple pulp, some of the dried cranberries and plenty of spices - cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, maybe a pinch of ginger, a little lemon juice plus a little more erythritol if needed. Then I make mince pies with the base made with ground almonds and a little butter (pressed into the tin rather than rolled out. No top layer. Cook on 180C for about 16-18 mins and serve with real egg custard or double cream. Not carb free but a reasonable compromise for me. (You could use a stevia and erythritol mix instead but I find it overpowers the taste of the pies.) [/QUOTE]
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