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Urgent!! - need a low fat, cheap pudding recipe
taurusgb
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Every Wednesday I have a friend visit and we eat cream cakes and talk about books.......................but we are both on a diet :eek: , so the cream cakes are out...money almost non-existant (pay day still a week and a half away) so need to make a pudding that will taste as though it's full of calories (like cream cakes do :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: ) but isn't fattening:rolleyes: ....I have:
large carton organic fat free creamy yogurt
frozen forest fruits
jelly
tinned fruit of all types
gelatin
evaporated milk
dried spices such as cinnamon, ginger
usual baking stuff such as oil, flour, eggs etc
some almost black bananas
apples
kiwi fruit
cous cous
Thanks ladies
large carton organic fat free creamy yogurt
frozen forest fruits
jelly
tinned fruit of all types
gelatin
evaporated milk
dried spices such as cinnamon, ginger
usual baking stuff such as oil, flour, eggs etc
some almost black bananas
apples
kiwi fruit
cous cous
Thanks ladies
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Fruit salad and pour yogurt or evap milk over it or you could make the jelly with the tin of evaporated milk - tastes almost like a mousse.0
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honey28 wrote:Fruit salad and pour yogurt or evap milk over it or you could make the jelly with the tin of evaporated milk - tastes almost like a mousse.
Whisk the jelly with the evaporated milk and let it set.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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whoosh up the forest fruits and the yoghurt , let is set and make a kind of mousse.0
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Banana cake - it's not fattening if it has fruit in it!! I saw a recipe if you could call it that which was Strawberries with balsamic vinegar - not tried it but could be nice.0
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make some scones and cut them out a bit wider and top them with forest fruits and a sppoonful of yoghurt if its thick enough0
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How about a passion cake. I posted a recipe for it in this link.
Easiest cakes
you could replace some of the sugar with Honey to make it healthier."A banker is a fellow who lends you his umbrella when the sun is shining, but wants it back the minute it begins to rain." Mark Twain0 -
Yoghurt cakeNevermind the dog, beware of the kids!0
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