Diabetic Recipes

I want to make this for Thanksgiving. Make a day ahead to refrigerate overnight. This is from a diabetic website. I changed one ingredient to match what I have, and guessed about how many graham crackers. I worked with calculators to get the measurements & calories as close as possible.
http://www.healthy-diabetic-r
ecipes.co.uk/Pumpkin_Delight.html

2 Tbsp Lemon Juice (Fresh, about 1/2 lemon), 2 Tbsp Agave Nectar, 8 oz H2O, 1/10 tsp Cayenne Pepper

These petite pies take very little time to prepare and it’s an impressive, diabetic friendly delicious dessert Since my husband’s work hours are erratic, we don’t eat at the same time every day, so I often have these chilling in the refrigerator several hours in advance of mealtime.

These petite pies take very little time to prepare and it’s an impressive, diabetic friendly delicious dessert Since my husband’s work hours are erratic, we don’t eat at the same time every day, so I often have these chilling in the refrigerator several hours in advance of mealtime.

These petite pies take very little time to prepare and it’s an impressive, diabetic friendly delicious dessert Since my husband’s work hours are erratic, we don’t eat at the same time every day, so I often have these chilling in the refrigerator several hours in advance of mealtime.

From website: Information About Diabetes
http://www.informationaboutdia
betes.com/recipes/Tofu_Mayonnaise.htm<
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The websites calorie calculations do not necessarily agree with Spark People. It is still an interesting option.

Sort of between and omelette and a custard. Tasty with a little butter (or spread) on top.

Sort of between and omelette and a custard. Tasty with a little butter (or spread) on top.

My husband made this for me for V-day - and he got it from:
http://forums.childrenwithdiabete
s.com/archive/index.php/t-2758.html

Sort of between and omelette and a custard. Tasty with a little butter (or spread) on top.

My husband made this for me for V-day - and he got it from:
http://forums.childrenwithdiabete
s.com/archive/index.php/t-2758.html

from www.cooksrecipes.com/diabetic

From the American Diabetes Association website.

recipe found on a diabetes website.
http://www.informationaboutdia
betes.com/recipes/French_Dressing.htm<
BR>Has 0.5G sugar per serving.

[I haven't tried this yet]
source: Diabetic Information website: http://www.informationaboutdiabetes.com/re
cipes/No__Calorie__Diabetic__Dressing.htm

This cake is made with whole wheat pastry flour and sugar substitute. Perfect for diabetics!