Ok, I hate to say it but I am a bit bored with sugar free jelly. I love berries but need a change. I don't mind baking myself special things but as they are just for me and I have to cook for everyone else, I was relying on jelly and fruit because it was easy
Ideally I'd like some ideas that involve little effort or easy to obtain ingredients as I live in the middle of nowhere
What things does everyone else like?
Thanks
Cara
I wouldn't use as much baking powder as it might taste a bit bitter. Actually, I'm not sure I would use any baking powder at all but 50 grams of butter or coconut oil and maybe some dessicated coconut rather than the flour stuff.3 min microwave cake
melt 2 tablespoons of butter, I use an old takeaway tub in the microwave
mix in 2 eggs
mix in 2 tablespoons of ground almonds or coconut flour, with coconut flour you may need to add a bit of milk
half tablespoon baking powder
1 table spoon of cocoa powder if you want
a little vanilla essence or other flavour
some sweetener to taste
mix all up and microwave for 3 mins.
I sometimes add some dark choc chips or some glace cherries
there tommorows bake for me . from your recipie were all looking forward to them to xIngredients:
Preparation:
- 2 cups unsweetened shredded coconut
- 4 egg whites from large eggs (should be about ½ cup)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup sugar substitute (I like liquid forms of Splenda, with zero carbs)
- about 2 Tablespoons water
1) Heat oven to 375 F. Line baking sheet with either parchment paper on a silicone mat.
2) Measure egg whites. If they aren't quite ½ cup, add a little water to reach that level. Then add the vanilla, liquid sweetener if using, and water so that sweetener and water together equal 2 Tablespoons.
3) If using powdered sweetener, mix in with unsweetened coconut.
4) Mix dry and wet ingredients together. The mixture should just hold together. Let set a minute or two and you'll be able to mold them better.
5) Roll into balls a little bigger than an inch in diameter. Slightly flatten and put on baking sheet (whatever shape you put them in is how they will stay, so this is your chance). Put at least half an inch apart.
6) Turn down the oven to 325 F, and bake for about 15 minutes, but start checking them a couple of minutes before. You want them golden brown on the bottom, and just barely starting to brown on top (though if you like them a little crispier, bake a couple of minutes longer).
Makes about 14 cookies, but yield will vary based on size of the cookies.
Nutritional Information: Each cookie has 1 gram effective carbohydrate plus 2 grams fiber, 2 grams protein, and 76 calories.
got this from here http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/desserts/r/locarbmacaroons.htm
there tommorows bake for me . from your recipie were all looking forward to them to x
One cup of sugar substitute? Really? And no fat? No that wouldn't suit my palate. I never liked the sickly sweet and after a couple of years of lowcarbing I cant eat it. It tastes foul.Ingredients:
Preparation:
- 2 cups unsweetened shredded coconut
- 4 egg whites from large eggs (should be about ½ cup)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup sugar substitute (I like liquid forms of Splenda, with zero carbs)
- about 2 Tablespoons water
1) Heat oven to 375 F. Line baking sheet with either parchment paper on a silicone mat.
2) Measure egg whites. If they aren't quite ½ cup, add a little water to reach that level. Then add the vanilla, liquid sweetener if using, and water so that sweetener and water together equal 2 Tablespoons.
3) If using powdered sweetener, mix in with unsweetened coconut.
4) Mix dry and wet ingredients together. The mixture should just hold together. Let set a minute or two and you'll be able to mold them better.
5) Roll into balls a little bigger than an inch in diameter. Slightly flatten and put on baking sheet (whatever shape you put them in is how they will stay, so this is your chance). Put at least half an inch apart.
6) Turn down the oven to 325 F, and bake for about 15 minutes, but start checking them a couple of minutes before. You want them golden brown on the bottom, and just barely starting to brown on top (though if you like them a little crispier, bake a couple of minutes longer).
Makes about 14 cookies, but yield will vary based on size of the cookies.
Nutritional Information: Each cookie has 1 gram effective carbohydrate plus 2 grams fiber, 2 grams protein, and 76 calories.
got this from here http://lowcarbdiets.about.com/od/desserts/r/locarbmacaroons.htm
One cup of sugar substitute? Really? And no fat? No that wouldn't suit my palate. I never liked the sickly sweet and after a couple of years of lowcarbing I cant eat it. It tastes foul.
i am comfy with the fat in things but dosent mean we cant eat something without it surely
Why pretend it is cadburys when it is so much better? With your eyes open.Not really a dessert, but my favourite sweet treat is...
- close your eyes
- pop an almond in your mouth
- add a nibble of 85% chocolate
- finish with a berry of any kind
...pretend cadburys fruit and nut!
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