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Mumsnet Discussions: Allergies : Anyone want recipe for egg/dairy free Chocolate Brownies...??? (16 messages)
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Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By stirlingmum on Thu 24-Apr-08 14:45:57
I have just added a recipe for above.

Look Here.

I made them this morning and the results were surprisingly good. My dd2 loves them and is very happy!!
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By QueenMeabhOfConnaught on Thu 24-Apr-08 14:48:01
Looks good - I'll be trying it out!
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By MeMySonAndI on Thu 24-Apr-08 14:48:59
Thank you
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By PatsyCline on Thu 24-Apr-08 14:50:37
Ooh, thanks, just what I need for DD2's egg free birthday party! I shall give them a go before hand and report back.

Patsy smile
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By dorisofdevon on Thu 24-Apr-08 14:54:29
looks lovely grin
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By stirlingmum on Thu 24-Apr-08 15:00:35
Patsy, I was thinking that. I will probably use it as a birthday cake.
If you leave it whole and just ice it I bet no-one would realise that it is egg and dairy free.

Hold on, I have a recipe for a nice chocolate topping... back in a minute.
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By stirlingmum on Thu 24-Apr-08 15:03:20
Got it..

If you put 100g dk (dairy free) chocolate in a bowl with 3 Tbsp Syrup and melt in microwave for 30 secs or more.
Stir it together and then spread on top... tastes lovely smile
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By PatsyCline on Thu 24-Apr-08 15:29:47
My DD is okay with milk (although her constantly loose poos are making me wonder about intolerances on top of her nut and egg allergies...). Does soya milk add to the taste or can that be readily replaced?

Thanks,

Jane
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By stirlingmum on Thu 24-Apr-08 15:45:02
I am sure it can be replaced with cows milk. It was just an allergy friendly recipe.
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By PatsyCline on Thu 24-Apr-08 20:22:24
Thanks. smile
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By milkshake on Wed 30-Apr-08 21:03:47
could you use melted df choc?? i fancy making some just now but have no coco powder
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By greycat on Thu 08-May-08 17:01:28
do you think this recipe could be done with wheat free flour? it looks delicious! dd2 just been found to have wheat intolerence. (severe eczema )any suggestions much appreicated!
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By PeachyHas4BoysAndLovesIt on Thu 08-May-08 17:08:59
you are
My Saviour!

ds4 has a newly found dairy intol (like ds. ds3 and me) and as he's bf i have to be careful but i'm always craving choc whilst bf......

ta muchly
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By PeachyHas4BoysAndLovesIt on Thu 08-May-08 17:09:56
greycat did you see this morning today? wheat free shortbread, if recipe isnt on website i taped it so can write sdown for you
Contact the poster See this person's profile Contact mumsnet about this post By stirlingmum on Sat 10-May-08 08:38:35
Sorry Milkshake, I hadn't checked this for a while..
When I made them I added about 50g of melted df chocolate and they tasted great.
I think it would be fine to add more, as there are no eggs in it, it isn't very gooey, so more liquid/melted choc might make them a bit more moist!
I have two other dc with no allergies and they enjoy this also!
Contact the poster Contact mumsnet about this post By bambi06 on Fri 27-Jun-08 16:16:00
has anyone got a dairy/egg and soya free cake recipe..pleeease although i can use goats butter in it but a lot of ingreds have soya in them as well grrr!!


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