In article >,
Janet Wilder > wrote:

> W. Baker wrote:
> > Janet Wilder > wrote:
> > : Wendy, have you seen this?
> >
> > : It's a Kosher diabetic cookbook.
> >
> > : http://www.jewishdiabetes.org/
> > : --
> > : Janet Wilder
> > : Bad spelling. Bad punctuation
> > : Good Friends. Good Life
> >
> > Just back from a LOOONG weekend so havn't had a chance to look it up.
> > will let you know. My DIL got me a diabetic cookbook canlled Enlitened
> > Kosher Cooking by Nechemia Cohen. It seems to be written TO ACCOMODATE
> > BOTH LOW ER CARB AND LOWER FAT DIETS, EMPHASISING (AS USUAL) "HEALTHY"
> > WHOLE GRAIN CARBS AND "GOOD" FATS AND OILS. Many of the recipes are quite
> > low carb and may pastry recipes use almond flour, soy flour etc, so it can
> > be quite low carb. There is, of course emphasis on on finding ways to
> > have many traditional kosher dishes and shabat and holiday foods adapted
> > to lower carb and, usually, lower fat versions. They are not afraid of
> > artificial sweeteners as so many diabetic cookbooks seem to be. some of
> > the recipies I have tried are quite good. I want to try a mandelbrot
> > (biscotti type cookie) that they have that used almond flour.
>
> That is the same one I sent you the link to. I'd be interested in how
> the mandelbrot comes out. Let me know, please.
>
> > By the way, with Shavuot coming up I will post my spinach kugel tht i
> > adapted from my mother's noodle kugel, which is rich in cheese, sour
> > cream, if desired, etc. but no noodles! I alsoo make my lower fat, low
> > carb cheesecake for this holiday and hope to have my vegetarian son and
> > his family over for that meal. Not sure how Zoe, aged 5, will like tht
> > spinach kugel, althose she does like "trees", (brocolli crowns).
>
> I'd love the spinach kugel recipe. Please, please post it.

Yes, yes, spinach kugel. Pretty please.

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