Are you looking for some lactose free recipes? Desserts being left out of the diet for those who are lactose intolerant is just wrong. I think just about everyone has a sweet tooth and just because your body and milk don't get along doesn't mean you have to go without.
It's tough enough searching for recipes or adjusting your current recipes to be made lactose free; creating lactose free recipes, desserts for example can be a little tougher. Many desserts call for milk or a milk product such as ice cream or whipping topping. With a little thought and ingenuity you can create some very tasty treats that are lactose free.
The recipes can be simple or they can be more complex and they can be fresh or they can be frozen. You can make shakes, cakes, cookies and even whipped topping. If you have the hang of the foods that you can eat, then creating desserts that will quickly become your favorites will be easy.
When searching through the numerous lactose free recipes, desserts specifically, you will find a variety of flavors just like you do when you are searching for a new recipe for breakfast or dinner. One super simple recipe is to make a milkshake from chocolate flavored almond milk and blend with ice; if you want to add a little vanilla you can.
So what are you craving for or what is the occasion that you would like a dessert for? Is it a birthday, a family get together or a potluck? Do you want to make cookies, brownies, cheesecake or how about chocolate truffles? If you have a hankering for a particular dessert, there is probably already a recipe created for you to follow or you can make your own. There are plenty of lactose free recipes, desserts too, available on the Internet but I want to share some with you here.
The first recipe is super easy and super quick to make and only takes 3 ingredients. If you love peanut butter cookies try this recipe: thoroughly mix together one cup of peanut butter, one cup of sugar and one egg. Drop a tablespoon at a time on a cookie sheet and bake for 8 to 12 minutes in a preheated 325 degree oven. You can leave them in the "drop" form or flatten with a fork before baking. To keep them chewy, store in a sealed container; this recipe is also vegan and gluten free.
This next recipe is really easy too and great for the holidays or any time of year. It is nut free and also soy free and full of flavor. Heat in a medium saucepan the following until bubbly:
29 ounce pumpkin (canned)
One cup rice milk
¼ cup agave syrup or maple syrup
1 cup honey
Cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves
In a separate bowl, whisk together the egg yolks until thick and creamy then stir in approximately a half cup of pumpkin mixture to slowly warm the egg mixture without cooking the whites. Then slowly mix in the rest of the egg mixture into the pumpkin mixture. Continue cooking until this mixture has thickened. Serve warm or cold in custard dishes.
Desserts can complete a wonderful meal and are wonderful to share with others when celebrating special occasions. When looking for lactose free recipes, desserts shouldn't be left out and there are plenty to choose from.
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Source by Eric D Cooper
