koolaids_number1 asked:


My boyfriend is a big pasta eater and I’m looking to try some new things for myself. I’m way tired of eating the same things. Any one have a simple, tasty recipe that they could suggest I try?
Also, any dessert recipes? (We love brownies, cake, cookies, etc.)
I’ll let you know how It goes! Thanks!

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Robert Funge asked:




Ok, let’s clear something up right from the start. Just because you’re a Diabetic it doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the foods everybody else eats. You just need to be a little more selective that’s all.

There’s a common believe that being a Diabetic means you shouldn’t consume any sugar. It most cases this simply isn’t true and there’s no reason why you shouldn’t treat yourself every once and a while. Having said that, you should obviously seek medical advice regarding your diet and the severity of your Diabetes before drastically changing the foods you consume.

If you suffer with Type 2 Diabetes then fundamentally your weight and lifestyle play a huge part in being able to treat your condition. You’ve probably been told already to start shedding the pounds by following a low fat, low sugar diet and of course to exercise more regularly. Still, that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the similar foods namely the desserts or snacks we all enjoy occasionally.

Take a look at these delicious Diabetic recipes below:

DIABETIC COOKIES

1/2 c. Sugar Twin

1 stick margarine

1 egg

1 c. applesauce

1 c. All-Bran

1/2 tsp. allspice

1/2 tsp. nutmeg

1 tsp. soda

1 tsp. cinnamon

1 3/4 c. flour

Mix well and drop by teaspoon on cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees
For 10 minutes.

DIABETIC FUDGE CAKE

1 sq. unsweetened chocolate

1/3 c. butter

2 tbsp. artificial liquid sweetener

2 tbsp. vanilla

2 eggs

1 c. cake flour

1/2 tsp. salt

1 c. walnuts

Melt butter and chocolate in saucepan over low heat. Remove from
heat. Add sweetener, vanilla and eggs. Stir until well blended. Add
flour, salt, soda and mix well. Fold in chopped nuts and then pour into
a lightly floured and greased 9 inch square pan. Level batter and bake
at 325 degrees 20-25 minutes. Cut into squares when cooled.

Living with Diabetes doesn’t have to rule your life and especially what you eat. You obviously need to watch what you consume and monitor your condition carefully. However, there are still plenty of fantastic recipes available that everybody can enjoy.

Go on, why not treat yourself today!

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I am making a cookbook for my mom and I need some good dessert recipes. Know any?

Dessert Recipes

Carlo Villamayor asked:




All Filipinos seem to be born with a sweet tooth, and most of us never really outgrow it. We’re never too old for a candy bar or a rich filled doughnut. That’s why desserts have always been a big part of Filipino cuisine. For many of us, a meal isn’t a meal without something cold and sweet to top it off. It doesn’t matter if your meal consists of rice and dried fish; without dessert, it’s simply not complete.

However, our idea of dessert has evolved a lot through the years. Ask any kid what his favorite dessert is and he’ll most likely say ice cream, cake, or something not really Filipino. If you think the same way, maybe it’s time you tried the old favorites and rediscover Filipino food. Here’s a quick guide to local desserts and some Filipino desserts recipes you can make on your own.

Rice cakes

With rice as our staple food, it’s really no surprise that we’d turn it into a dessert as well. In fact, we have more than a dozen varieties of kakanin, the local term for rice desserts, most of them sold at practically every corner. Because they are rice-based, they are seldom eaten after regular meals (which already have rice as the main course). People prefer them for merienda in the late morning or afternoon. Some of the most popular Filipino rice cakes are puto, suman, biko, bibingka, and kalamay.

Native pastries

If you’re looking for a lighter dessert, Filipino pastries may be just what you need. Our native pastries cover everything from small bite-size tarts to tropical fruit pies. They may seem complicated at first glance, but they are actually one of the easiest Filipino food recipes. In fact, if you’re just starting out, pastries make a great beginner recipe. Start with simple snack tarts such as this one.

Easy Caramel Tarts

Ingredients:

1 tbsp flour

1 c milk

1 c golden syrup

1 c brown sugar

1 tbsp white sugar

1 tbsp butter

2 eggs, separated

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Krista asked:


My mom’s birthday is this week and my philosophy is that you shouldn’t work or make your own birthday treats, so i’m planning on surprising her with a dessert. I’ve tried looking online for recipes, but i can’t find any good ones because i’m not sure what I’m lookign for. Could you send me a dessert recipe, or refer me to good ones? Please no pies!!
ten points to the best answer!

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Kelsey!!!:) asked:


I want some good dessert recipes or a web site of ercipes would be great too. I would like to have as many recipes as you can think of. Thanks in advance!
I ment of recipes. sorry type error.
i would like more recipes please.

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snowboarder102569 asked:


I Need some dessert recipes that are easy to make, Taste really good, and don’t take to long to make. I need to make the dessert for a dessert auction on Saturday.

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David Dotson asked:




It’s that time a year! One thing I treasured in my life was Thanksgiving dinner at my grandmas. She had to be the best cook on the planet. The thing that she had, that will make or break your family from being happy with your meal or walking away saying it was ok, is dessert. I have included two recipes here for you to have, that will put smiles on everyone’s faces.

Pumpkin Cake Roll

Ingredients:

Cake:

3 eggs — room temp, 1 cup sugar, 2/3 cup canned pumpkin, 1 teaspoon lemon juice, 3/4 cup flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 2 teaspoons cinnamon,1 teaspoon ginger,1/2 teaspoon nutmeg, 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1 cup walnuts, chopped

Filling:

1 cup confectioners’ sugar, 6 ounces cream cheese, 4 teaspoons butter,

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darkangel asked:


Or point me to a site that has great dessert recipes, w/ or w/o cashews. Thanks!

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Katie Appleby asked:




If you have never tried a dirt dessert before you are missing out! This dirt desert recipe is truly easy to make, delicious and you will not be able to stop eating it! Don’t let the name fool you, this dessert is rich, tasty and full of flavor!

Ingredients for Dirt Dessert Recipe:
o 1 cup of cream cheese softened – or 1 package of 8 ounces
o 1/4 cup of margarine, softened
o 1 cup of confection sugar
o 3 1/2 cups of cold milk
o 2 packages of instant vanilla pudding mix
o 1 carton or 12 ounces of frozen whipped topping that is thawed out completely
o 1 package of cream filled chocolate sandwich cookies that are crushed up

Directions for making Dirt Dessert recipe:
o In a large mixing bowl, beat the margarine, cream cheese and the confection sugar together until it is smooth
o In a large bowl, whisk the milk and pudding mix for about two minutes
o Let it stand for about two minutes or until it is set soft
o Gradually stir it into the cream cheese mixture
o Fold in the whipped topping
o Spread the 1 1/3 cups of crushed cookies into an un-greased pan – 13 x 9.
o Layer the pan with half of the pudding mix on the cookies and then alternated and repeat layers
o Refrigerate for about one hour

There are a lot of fun things you can do with this dirt dessert recipe. You can put the dessert into a flower pot instead of a pan and layer it. You can put a fake flower or two into the pot of dirt dessert for a fun and festive way to bring a dessert to a party. You can also get the kids involved and let your imagination run wild with different options for making this fun dirt dessert.

You can come up with all kinds of ways to make this a fun dessert to serve at parties and children’s parties. You can put gummy worms into the dessert to create a garden effect, or put little garden decorations into it to make it look like a festive garden. You can also put colorful flowers or icing on top of it and create the look of a beautiful flower bed. There are no limits as to what this fun and easy recipe can do.

You can also make the recipe a lighter and healthier version by using low-fat or fat-free cream cheese and even find lower fat or low calorie sandwich cookies to use. You can use low fat versions of the pudding mix and milk, and have yourself a tasty and healthy treat.

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