Halloween Treats

[Guest guest]

I think giving out nickels/dimes and sugarless gum is good. Giving candy

goes against this WOL and I don't want to contribute to a problem that is

growing among the children (overweight)

, Jax. Florida

http://homepages.go.com/~ladybob/ladybob.html

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reminder about the holiday ideas! I think I'll make the

peanut butter carmels!

Also...where could I find the recipe for the honey suckers, that was

mentioned on that same web page?

( http://www.pecanbread.com/recipes/halloween.html )

She mentioned how she altered the honey suckers recipes, but didn't

give the basic recipe. I feel pretty sure I've seen that recipe

somewhere before..but am not sure where. I didn't find it on the

pecanbread recipe page under candy or anything else. Any clues as to

where it might be?

Thanks!

Janiece

[Guest guest]

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> Hi all any suggestions for Halloween treats that are SCD legal- we will make

them

> Thanks

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Somewhere there is recipe for SCD marshmallows. If you can use nuts, make balls

of nut

butter and roll them in a little honey and then in coconut (unseetened) You can

make your

own trail mix and put it in small baggies. There is a nice recipe for nit

brittle in BTVC.

You can roast almonds and microwave them with some ground spices like cinnamom,

nutmeg and cloves. I make truffles in the food cone of my juicer using dates and

pecans

and rolling the paste into small balls. There is a recipe for candy apples in

BTVC.

Carol F.

Toronto, Celiac, SCD 5 years

[Guest guest]

Hi belatimer,

You can find recipes for some Halloween treats at

http://pecanbread.com/recipes.html under " Candy "

I 've made the marshmallow recipe and peanut butter caramels that are there.

The picture of the marshmallows is with the almond flour but I also rolled

the marshmallows in squash flour and carrot flour (just didn't get a picture

of them - they were eaten too quickly). I made the carrot and squash flour

by first cooking the carrot and squash and then drying it in the dehydrator

in a thin layer which dehydrates faster. Then grind it. You may also be

able to dehydrate it in a low oven (175°-200°F).

Also for Halloween I have made carrot chips (same page as above but under

the " Vegetable " section) and put them in ziplock baggies decorated with

halloween stickers.

I think one year I also made cupcakes with one of the peanut butter cake

recipes and frosted them with orange frosting and used raisins for the eyes,

nose and mouth. I flattened the raisins and cut them to the correct shape.

Sheila, SCD 56 mos, 21 yrs UC

mom of , SCD 41 mos

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>Hi all any suggestions for Halloween treats that are SCD legal- we will

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