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Showing posts with label Dairy Free. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dairy Free. Show all posts

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Claire's Hello Kitty Cake

I had the opportunity to make Claire’s Hello Kitty cookies for her school treats and her Hello Kitty Cake for her Birthday Party.  Claire's cake is a dairy free chocolate cake that is topped with dairy free buttercream. 
Happy Birthday Claire, it was so nice to see your house all decorated in Hello Kitty for the party. 
 
Many thanks Jillian!
 
~ Enjoy! ~





Thursday, January 12, 2012

Dr. Paul's Sweet Tooth

Today is Dr. Paul's Birthday, and his wife with the rest of his dental office is having a potluck lunch for his birthday. I made him a chocolate cake with buttercream to hopefully satisfy his sweet tooth. The cake and frosting are both dairy free for his sweet little girl Claire.

Happy Birthday Paul!

Thanks Jillian!
~ Enjoy! ~




Thursday, August 4, 2011

My Baby's 1st Birthday

Yes it's true, my baby turned one today. 
We took advantage of grandparents being in town on Monday and celebrated with cake then.  We also celebrated with cake again tonight. 

My sweet baby can't handle milk or soy so I made a special cake for him and me to eat, and then made a cake for everyone else. 

The cake I made for everyone else was a yellow cake with chocolate butter cream. 




Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Dairy Free Cake...

Many of you know, and for those of you who don't you'll soon find out that my two youngest boys have issues with dairy.  Our middle son, has never really handled it, from his very early life, when I would eat dairy products and then later nurse him he would projectile vomit...not a pretty picture.  I had to eliminate all milk by-products and soy products as those seemed to be a trigger.  When we had our third son, we quickly learned that he had the same intolerances, after many tears, I remembered that I can eat a lot of things; I just have to make them from scratch.  This is a yellow cake that I made with canola oil and rice milk instead of margarine and regular milk.  I've made it a time or two, and really enjoy it.  I used some strawberries that I had left over from a cake I made this past weekend, and then topped the cake off with a quick frosting that is made of a Milk Free/Soy Free Margarine, Rice Milk and Powered Sugar. 

Enjoy!