My kind neighbors have invited me for Christmas dinner. The wife is young-ish and diabetic. I asked what I could bring (suggesting dessert or appetizers) and they're going to get back with me closer to the date. It will be 3 couples, 2 kids and myself. I'm kind-of hoping no one needs GF.
If they request a dessert, I'd like to bring a really good one that everyone can enjoy. I've given them quick breads and other items over the years, but not sure if she could eat them. If they ask for desserts, I have NO clue what restrictions I should follow.Last year I made candy boxes for all the neighbors but also made her GF cookies with splenda blend and sugar-free chips. They were...okay.
I've been testing monkfruit for my coffee and so far so good. However, I don't want to randomly waste ingredients for a dessert if that won't work. I'd like to do a test run before the holiday gets here.
My library (usually a font of options) has closed off ordering books from other NC libraries until they renegotiate shipping costs.
In other words: HELP!
If they request a dessert, I'd like to bring a really good one that everyone can enjoy. I've given them quick breads and other items over the years, but not sure if she could eat them. If they ask for desserts, I have NO clue what restrictions I should follow.Last year I made candy boxes for all the neighbors but also made her GF cookies with splenda blend and sugar-free chips. They were...okay.
I've been testing monkfruit for my coffee and so far so good. However, I don't want to randomly waste ingredients for a dessert if that won't work. I'd like to do a test run before the holiday gets here.
My library (usually a font of options) has closed off ordering books from other NC libraries until they renegotiate shipping costs.
In other words: HELP!