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Does anyone have any recipes suitable for diabetics? I'm looking for starters, mains and puds. Have bought a couple of books but still need more ideas. Thanks
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Have a look at BBC website.I think Anthony Worall Thompson has quite a choice of recipes(him being diabetic) -
Most recipes are suitable for diabetics. The recommended diet for diabetics these days is the same as a healthy diet for non-diabetics. So long as you have a reasonable idea of the amount of carbohydrate it contains it shouldn't be a problem. It might be sensible to include some low GI foods.
Are you talking about a one-off dinner party where one or more of the guests is a diabetic or everyday food?Last edited by HotStuff; 25-02-2009, 08:45 PM.There are 10 kinds of people in the world, those that understand binary and those that don't.Comment
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That's what I thought too - only desserts are likely to be an issue, because of the almost unavoidable sugar content.Originally posted by HotStuff View Post
For a dinner party type of meal, I would go for a low-carb starter such as Caesar salad (with optional croutons) or smoked salmon, and make sure that the carbohydrate in the main course is "help yourself" rather than integrated into the dish. For dessert, something with fresh fruit is probably a good idea, and maybe offer some cheese and nuts as an alternative? If I'm feeling lazy I just arrange slices of fresh fruit on a platter (sometimes I grill them beforehand, especially in colder weather), then serve with cream or G&B vanilla ice-cream
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Try Foodsmatter.com. They have a range of recipes, products etc for all sorts of food intolerances and allergies. My Dad's lactose and wheat sensitive so I use some of their recipes for him. You could look at their alternatives to sugar for baking for desserts.Comment
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try this site, we have tried some of the recipes searched diabetic for you
here you are
Diabetic recipes - All recipes UK
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Think anthony has a new book out let me look......
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/OnlineSh...ji-BSC-RD-NEW/
this site also got recipes
Recipes - Diabetes UK
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Thanks Ailsasyl and everyone else.Comment
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Try being veggie and diabetic dont forget fruit has a lot of natural sugar so only in small amounts.Gardening ..... begins with daybreak
and ends with backache
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I worked in Asda years ago on the Customer Service desk and you could go in and ask for a list of all the diabetic/ gluten free etc lines in store. They also used to have recipes too. Don't know if this is still the case but you can only ask?...
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Try contacting the British Diabetic Association, now known as Diabetes UK
Diabetes UK home page - Diabetes UK
Advice phone is 0845 120 2960
I have their book The Everyday Diabetic Cookbook by Stella Bowling, and it's very goodComment
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