LC CIDER DONUTS! !!!
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JessicaLCHF
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I had to share! Gonna be trying ASAP!
Link http://www.ibreatheimhungry.com/2014/09/apple-cider-donuts-low-carb-gluten-free-recipe.html
Oh my!
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You are like my hero today, I can't wait to try these. Thank you for sharing!0
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Let me know what you think if you get to them before me!0
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I will. I think I'm going to get the stuff to make them tonight. If I can find swerve somewhere.0
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I am drooling!!!!0
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auntstephie321 wrote: »I will. I think I'm going to get the stuff to make them tonight. If I can find swerve somewhere.
I bought a little 1 lb bag of erythritol at our local health food store for $270 -
I wonder if you can bake these. I HATE deep frying stuff. Not because I fear fat but because I don't have a deep fryer and I always get splatted with grease. Yes I use a grease splatter guard, but always end up getting hit. Skills I tell ya.0
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AngInCanada wrote: »I wonder if you can bake these. I HATE deep frying stuff. Not because I fear fat but because I don't have a deep fryer and I always get splatted with grease. Yes I use a grease splatter guard, but always end up getting hit. Skills I tell ya.
I saw in the comments that she tried baking and didn't like the texture. I don't have a fryer and am really bad at frying things myself so I was looking for the same info!0 -
I might try baking next time but I do think they need to be fried. They are a mushy batter so you have to be delicate. I fried in crisco in my cast iron, you could not deep fry they would fall apart. I bought a great value stevia at Wal-Mart it's a mix of erythritol and stevia and is delicious.
All in all pretty easy and tasty.
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I am such a cynic. This looks like the door to cravings and no more keto for me.... hope it works!0
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I'm with you nic, don't even want to try them...just give me bacon instead.0
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auntstephie321 wrote: »I might try baking next time but I do think they need to be fried. They are a mushy batter so you have to be delicate. I fried in crisco in my cast iron, you could not deep fry they would fall apart. I bought a great value stevia at Wal-Mart it's a mix of erythritol and stevia and is delicious.
All in all pretty easy and tasty.
Awesome! Now I can't wait to try them! Yours look great!0 -
@jessicalchf thank you far sharing the recipe, I made apple pie yesterday and I still feel sick from it, and other things. I really wanted something seasonal that would work. These are perfect.0
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those look sooo yummy. Would they freeze/keep well? I know I'd want to eat more than one, however. I've got everything on hand except the cider... looks like a weekend project.0
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I don't think they would freeze well. The notes on the recipe day they would keep in the fridge a couple days.
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auntstephie321 wrote: »I might try baking next time but I do think they need to be fried. They are a mushy batter so you have to be delicate. I fried in crisco in my cast iron, you could not deep fry they would fall apart. I bought a great value stevia at Wal-Mart it's a mix of erythritol and stevia and is delicious.
All in all pretty easy and tasty.
@auntstephie321 take a look at the research on what is in Crisco. I am not sure weight loss and better health is very likely using Crisco for human food.0 -
GaleHawkins wrote: »auntstephie321 wrote: »I might try baking next time but I do think they need to be fried. They are a mushy batter so you have to be delicate. I fried in crisco in my cast iron, you could not deep fry they would fall apart. I bought a great value stevia at Wal-Mart it's a mix of erythritol and stevia and is delicious.
All in all pretty easy and tasty.
@auntstephie321 take a look at the research on what is in Crisco. I am not sure weight loss and better health is very likely using Crisco for human food.
It's what I had on hand, it's never steered me wrong when making pie crust. I guess the same thing could be said about many of the foods we consume.0 -
auntstephie321 wrote: »GaleHawkins wrote: »auntstephie321 wrote: »I might try baking next time but I do think they need to be fried. They are a mushy batter so you have to be delicate. I fried in crisco in my cast iron, you could not deep fry they would fall apart. I bought a great value stevia at Wal-Mart it's a mix of erythritol and stevia and is delicious.
All in all pretty easy and tasty.
@auntstephie321 take a look at the research on what is in Crisco. I am not sure weight loss and better health is very likely using Crisco for human food.
It's what I had on hand, it's never steered me wrong when making pie crust. I guess the same thing could be said about many of the foods we consume.
I was thinking more about your health. Your finished product looks great however.
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Kitnthecat wrote: »I'm with you nic, don't even want to try them...just give me bacon instead.
I think some crumbled bacon in these would be delish!!!!!0 -
Kitnthecat wrote: »I'm with you nic, don't even want to try them...just give me bacon instead.
I think some crumbled bacon in these would be delish!!!!!
I thought the same thing lol!0 -
Is that an older corelle plate pattern? Looks lovely, I'm scared to try dessert type recipes even with stevia in them. I'm afraid it will make me crave the real stuff!0