Diabetic Foods Recipes in Tamil Language

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It's the recipe that I modified for my diabetic dad so he could have less sugar and oil. When he was diagnosed, his doc (obviously) told him to cut the sugar, but also told him to cut the fat because in order to control his diabetes he had to lose a considerable amount of weight. He was a truck driver for 20 years and that added up to a lifetime of bad eating habits so this was one of the recipes to "ease" him into eating better. It's not as healthy as some of the other foods but this is fairly decent. The breakdown is as follows:
Exchanges Per Serving
2 Starch
I prefer more "whole food" options...
The ones you list frequently use processed foods, etc., so mine might be a little out of your comfort zone.
I try to cook from organic and fresh as much as possible, and watch calories for weight loss. I also keep an eye on carbs. I'm not a vegetarian, but some of the sites I use frequently focus on veggies, and I add meat as needed.
Some of my faves:
Nifty idea!
Hey that's a really cute idea. I know it can be done with various foods, I'll have to think of something healthier as this year my family has turned health-pro on me. Sister had weight loss surgery and my mom was diagnosed diabetic. Maybe I can search some sugar-free type recipes that could work similarly..
Keep the ideas coming, this is great!
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May 05, 2010 by вєα¢н вυм Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ | Posted in Cooking & Recipes
I'm wanting to bake some cookies for my grandfather who was recently diagnosed with cancer. Cookies are one of his favorite sweets but unfortunately he's a diabetic so I have to make sure they're sugar free.
I'm having a hard time finding recipes for sugar free cookies. Does anyone know of a website that has sugar free recipes? Or do you have a recipe that you'd mind sharing?
Thank you so much for you help!
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Jul 08, 2007 by slosh8715 | Posted in Cooking & Recipes
I had gastric bypass surgery.I am able to eat sugary foods now but I have no problem eating diet items.I am hoping someone knows where I can find a lower calorie recipe? It doesnt have to be sugar free. I usually alter diabetic recipes.I havent found one that either had good feedback or sounded good.I saw one with splenda but even with those subs it comes up to almost 500 calories apiece.anyone?
LOW CALORIE PECAN PIE
One box low fat vanilla pudding One cup white corn syrup Three quarter cup canned milk One half cup chopped pecans Unbaked piecrust
Mix the pudding, corn syrup, and milk in a bowl. Pour into the unbaked piecrust and sprinkle nuts on top. Bake at 350 degrees for 40 minutes.
While this recipe does have some calories, it is less than your standard pecan pie. Therefore, cut small pieces, skip the ice cream, and enjoy!
Apr 18, 2009 by CassandraM | Posted in Cooking & Recipes
IF such a thing exists. We have several on our guest list who are diabetic and don't need alot of sugar. We have others on the list who are confirmed health food nuts and won't touch artificial sweetneners with a ten foot pole.
Obviously, I could do two desserts - one regular and one sugar-free, but I would really like to beat the odds and see if there is a dessert recipe - tried and true - to satisfy both camps.
If you make the desserts yourself, you can control the amount of sugar you have in your dessert and this way you can guarantee your diabetic guests that they are low sugar.
i would suggest making 1.chocolate mousse ( instead of melting store bought chooclate, you could add some co …usually doesnt call for sugar, if they do, leave out sugar ( i promise u wont taste any difference)
5. or you can buy the sugar free whipping cream and eat it with fresh fruits
6. cheesecake. cheesecake itself is usually already tasty, so you can leave out the sugar