Monday, January 25, 2010

Swelling Cake Idea Recipes For A Dairy-free Birthday Cake?

Recipes for a dairy-free birthday cake? - swelling cake idea

First anniversary of Sally's only the end of July, but I want to begin to collect recipes for a dairy free birthday cake, so you can try, try.

You do not want to test her for allergies, until at least one year. I know she is allergic to dairy products, but it could be allergic to other things. He was driven to the random hives and swelling and had me touch the food (a piece of bread or something) and then play it. It is so sensitive. So it is not possible to have processed into food or dairy products. It fruits, vegetables, fish and beans.

But it's really important, my friend, that she receives a birthday cake itself. I'm so afraid she is allergic to wheat or gluten or other, as it responds to the amount of food in contact with the skin.

Are we just unlucky or it is not free from dairy, gluten-free cake recipes from all over?

11 comments:

Hannah's mommy said...

Check the specialty or luxury goods shops in your area. Many baking mixes that dairy and gluten. Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and many "organic" stores, they sell.

Instead of a cake, it could be a fruit sorbet for they have? The tool, which looks like a cupcake?

http://dairyfreecooking.about.com/od/cak ...
http://mudspice.wordpress.com/2007/08/11 ...

Because the cake is just for Sally, they may require substitution of milk for whole milk in recipes regularly? But only one.

This site looks interesting:
http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/rec ...

ஜBECஜ ~Mama to Lucy & bump~ said...

This is the recipe for the birthday cake for Lucy (You've seen the photos). It is milk-and soy-free, but flour
http://www.recipezaar.com/Non-Dairy-Choc ...

You can get gluten free flour, so maybe I could try that .. But since it is so sensitive, it is also the possibility that his reaction to cocoa and other ingredients.

It looks like the same recipe, but .... Ingredients halved, but also gives advice on how to gluten-free (the amount of flour and other)
http://www.kidswithfoodallergies.org/fea ...



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How did this recipe in a magazine:

4 eggs
1 cup powdered sugar
200g butter (you may be nuttelex / dairy-Rn)
250 g dark chocolate (read the labels ... there are some characters that have made dairy free, are not advertised as such, but check the ingredients)

Separate eggs and beat half the sugar and the egg yolks well with a mixer.
Remining sugar beating the egg whites until they are soft and addGradually beat til stiff peaks form.
Melt the butter and stir chocolate in hot water. Fold egg yolk mixture.
When combining the protein. Bake 40 minutes in the lower third of oven at medium heat.

I know it has balls, but could gaurgum try. Can be used as an egg substitute, even if I am not sure that the work on this issue because you want to separate work the eggs.

Kat H said...

An organic grocery store (such as sunflower market) may have something that money can buy. You can probably find a replacement protein and gluten-free flour and use it to make an angel food cake.

Adnama said...

organize some fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, tangerines and kiwi fruit on a plate and let it look like a cake, do not you add milk cream, meringue to be combined with one "

Adnama said...

organize some fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, tangerines and kiwi fruit on a plate and let it look like a cake, do not you add milk cream, meringue to be combined with one "

Adnama said...

organize some fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, tangerines and kiwi fruit on a plate and let it look like a cake, do not you add milk cream, meringue to be combined with one "

Adnama said...

organize some fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, tangerines and kiwi fruit on a plate and let it look like a cake, do not you add milk cream, meringue to be combined with one "

ღ мoммy тo ➌ cυтιeѕ ღ said...

Try this website are some recipes:
http://glutenfreemommy.com/recipes/

I hope that helped! Good luck!

tiggsy said...

Gluten is in almost everything, and it would be my first suspect if I were you.

This makes the cake difficult, of course, but there are many recipes online for gluten-free cake. Gluten and dairy products is difficult, but if you skip the glaze, usually it is (perhaps) than butter, so that you can substitute any kind of margarine.

Powdered sugar is nearly pure, it can cause problems, but you can if you think you should have brought a birthday cake! Stay away from the type of bitumen butter and pastry chefs to get ice from the ice level / 's sugar, egg white (optional, but helps the configuration) and a teaspoon of water or lemon juice if necessary. You really need almost all the liquid to do so.

blood red throne said...

For milk, it is simply to replace butter with margarine, soy - Infact, there the best cakes in butter. Much easier. Theres no need to change the recipe, if everything is. With dark chocolate, etc., protein-free milk for a chocolate cake ...

If the allergy to eggs, there are things you can do to replace eggs in recipes, because they have too often moisture limited and are authentic. Bananas are a good substitute, but has a strong aroma.

Fees cake recipes egg free Google and get to your liking.

fawnberr... said...

If they can have eggs, I would recommend Duncan Hines chocolate cake mix. Delicious and fresh dairy products. Based on your question, but it sounds like eggs are probably not a good idea. My husband is a vegan so when I cook, I did not use eggs or dairy products. Here is a recipe for chocolate cake, which I love!

1 1 / 2 cups flour
1 cup sugar
2 / 3 cup cocoa powder
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 1 / 2 teaspoon vanilla
1 tbsp oil / 2 cup
1 cup cold water

Mix all ingredients, pour into a pan (I have large, rectangular, or two 8-inch circle) and bake for 20-30 minutes at 375th

For the glaze, I use Duncan Hines or Pillsbury frosting in a box. No milk (or eggs) in it, but was in the team further from that dairy. My husband, as a vegan, with that good, but I'm not sure whether your child makes contamination.

Good luck! :)

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