Thanks HC for reminding me.
Here it is if you fancy it:
Vanilla Cinnamon Applesauce
Ingredients:
6-8 large apples
1 teaspoon Cinnamon
2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract
Splenda Granular 125-150 mils (to taste)
Water 50 – 70 mils
Instructions:
Peel, core & quarter apples. You can use a variety of apples or green apples if you like tart. Put the prepared apples in a large covered sauce pan, add the cinnamon and water and bring to a boil. Then reduce heat to a simmer for 30-40 minutes.
Once the apples are very soft, add the vanilla & splenda. You can mash them with a spoon or masher (chunkier style) or you can blend until completely smooth (I used an immersion hand blender and it came out silky and caramel coloured and smelling like heaven). Serve hot or cold. Can be used as a sauce when hot (see egg custard recipe in my next post).
Serving suggestions: 50 mils (yep, can handle that)
Calories: 31, Fat: 0g, Carbs: 6.5g (not all sugar, some fibre), Protein: >1g
Makes about 1000 mils
VANILLA EGG CUSTARDS
Ingredients:
4 Large Eggs
250 mils Skim Milk
350 mils Evaporated Low-fat Milk
Splenda Granular 125mils
2 teaspoons Vanilla Extract
Pinch of Salt
Nutmeg for dusting top of custards
Instructions:
Pre-heat oven to 160®C. Put 6 ramekins in a large roasting pan and set aside. Whisk together all the ingredients except the nutmeg. To make the custard extra smooth, pass the whisked mixture through a fine mesh sieve (I skipped this step and it was fine, use your own cooking experience here).
Divide the mixture between the 6 ramekins (a large measuring cup with a pour spout is helpful here). Dust generously the tops of the custard with nutmeg. Fill the roasting pan with hot water so that the water comes to up to the middle of the custard cups. Bake for about 25-35 remove the custards and place them on a cooling rack. Chill them and then serve.
Once they have cooled completely you can pop them out and top them with the smooth version of the applesauce that has been warmed. Yum!
Serving suggestion: one ramekin which is about 125 mils or a ½ cup (yep, no problem)
Calories: 110, Fat: 4.5g, Carbs: 7.5 (not much sugar, mostly milk carbs), Protein: 9g
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Makes 6 servings
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