Cranberry-Orange Bars Recipe
Cranberry-Orange Bars Recipe from the diabetic recipe collection at InformationAboutDiabetes.comIngredients:
1 cup Finely chopped cranberries *2 Oranges, ground skins & pulp1/2 cup Raisins, dark or golden1/4 cup Brown sugar **1/3 cup Margarine2 Eggs1 tsp Vanilla1 cup Whole wheat flour1 cup Unbleached white flour2 tsp Baking powder
Preparation:
* substitutions = 2 cups whole fresh or frozen berries instead of 1 cupchopped. ** substitutions = 2 T fructose instead of brown sugar Combine thecranberriess, oranges, raisins and brown sugar in a mixing bowl. Setaside. Cream margarine until light and fluffy. Add 1 egg at a time and beatwell. Blend in vanilla. Gradually add the flours and baking powder to thecreamed mixture. Stir in the cranberry mixture and pour the batter into agreased 13-x-9-inch baking pan. Bake in a 350 F oven for 30 to 40 minutes,or until browned on top. Cool in the pan on a wire rack.cut into 24 bars. From the ADA Holiday cookbook. one serving = 1 bar = 1fruit exchange = 1/2 fat exchange = 86 cal, 14 CHO, 2 PRO, 3 FAT, 55 Na, 78K, 11 cholest- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Preparation Time: 0:00
Serves: 24
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Is this Cranberry-Orange Bars Recipe Suitable for Diabetics?
This Cranberry-Orange Bars recipe comes from our category which lists diabetic Snack recipes. Because we are unaware of your peculiar diabetic conditions & the guidelines your nutritionalist has given you, we are unable to say for certain that this Cranberry-Orange Bars recipe is acceptable for you. Still, as someone labeled it as `diabetic` it hopefully indicates that it, if nothing else, complies with the basic requirements, being low fat and low carbohydrate and should be better for you than the non-diabetic equivalent recipe. Nonetheless, this Cranberry-Orange Bars recipe should only be used if you understand your own condition and are happy that the recipe ingredients are safe for you.
Cranberry-Orange Bars Recipe - Important Disclaimer
This Cranberry-Orange Bars Recipe is part of the diabetic Snack recipes collection. Sadly it is inconceivable for us to validate every single one of the diabetic Snack recipes to ensure that they are totally modified for diabetics. There are over 2000 diabetes friendly recipes in the collection, & to check each recipe at a rate of one each day would take far too long. You should read the recipe ingredients with care to make sure that all the recipes agree with the nutritional advice your nutritionalist has provided. In the event that you feel that this Cranberry-Orange Bars recipe is incorrect, then kindly let us know & we will remove it from the collection.
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