Sue Gregg's Desserts with Lowfat and Allergy Alternatives

Cool and creamy Yogurt Pie with a squish of pineapple and a smooth crumbly graham cracker crust. This recipe will convert your most skeptical taste testers. Don't let them hear the word "yogurt" until the entire recipe is safely satiating appetites and the requests for seconds have become futile pleas.	Desserts *with Lower Fat & Allergy Alternatives* From 'no fat' Angel food cake and 'fat free' Oatmeal Cookies to three minute refreshing Fruit Shrub, recipes balance nutritional value and convenience. Here is a cookbook that preserves appetite appeal in Chocolate Chip cookies and German Chocolate Cake without resorting to nutritional negatives. No hydrogenated fats, refined flour or sugar. Allergy alternatives for chocolate, milk, eggs, wheat and corn make desserts a pleasure for everyone. With one third of the recipes calculating at 30% (of calories) or less fat you can cut back on the fat without loosing the Yum. Home Schooler Review of this Recipe . . . CLICK

Assemble Equipment and Ingredients STEP #1 Make graham cracker crust by blending together:	melted butter For topping blend with a fork until crumbly, set aside:	A plastic bag will facilitate cracker crumbling
	Note: This step can be completed while the blender is operating in #3 to save time.
Click here to request a printout of this recipe Yogurt Pie A light, low fat dessert and so easy to make! Your anti-health food eaters will not guess that it is made from yogurt. AMOUNT: 8" Square Bake Pan (Serves 9) THE NUTRITIONAL NUMBERS Per serving of 9 (optional coconut and fruit garnish in #8 not included): 185 Calories, 4.5 g protein (10%), 9 g fat (43%), 23 g carbohydrate (47%), 1.5 g dietary fiber, 25 mg cholesterol, 100 mg sodium, $.40

graham cracker crumbs		Sucanat or Rapadura (preferred) or brown sugar or sugar


Blend together STEP #2 PAT CRUMBS INTO BOTTOM OF 8" SQUARE BAKE PAN AND CHILL IN FREEZER

STEP #3 Drailn, reserving juice: 8 OZ can crushed pineapple, unsweetened	STEP #4 Blend together and let stand 5 minutes to soften: Drained pineapple juice	2 envelopes (4 tsp) unflavored gelatine

STEP #5 To dissolve gelatin bring juce-gelatin mixture to a boil over medium-low heat, stirring constantly with wire whisk: remove from heat and blend in thoroughly: 1/4 cup honey		STEP #6 Blend together well in mixing bowl with wire whisk:
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Plain yogurt

Reserve crushed pineapple (from can)	Dissolved gelatin and honey	medium shred coconut, unsweetened, optional

coconut extract, optional (add with coconut)	STEP #7 Pour onto graham cracker crust

Chill in refrigerator to set. To serve score into servings and garnish each.

With graham cracker crumbs or . . . . . . .	with kiwi fruit and 1/2 strawberry	Left over for Whom?
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