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Strawberry Torte Recipe


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Hi everyone, Thought I'd post one of my favorite recipes to use all of those strawberries this time of year...

STRAWBERRY TORTE

1 cup gluten-free flour Bob's Red Mill All Purpose or Beth's gluten-free Pantry All-Purpose


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Felidae Enthusiast

Thanks for sharing the recipe. It sounds delicious.

confusedks Enthusiast

This sounds really good...but do you think we could make substitutions for all dairy products?

Kassandra

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This sounds really good...but do you think we could make substitutions for all dairy products?

Kassandra

I don't see why you couldn't substitute soy or rice milk and dairy-free butter. I used to substitute dairy-free ingredients all the time when I had some past issues with dairy.

juliela Rookie

Kassandra,

Subsituting the milk and butter in the "torte" part of the recipe will be fine. I'm assuming you can have eggs?

I don' think a soy milk would "whip" well enough to mix with the fruit for the filling. Here are some non-dairy whipped cream substitutes...

Cool Whip

Non-Dairy Whipped Topping: contains casein; frozen tub

Regular; Free; French Vanilla; Light; Strawberry

Kineret Non-Dairy Whipped Topping

casein-free; frozen container

Real Whip

Frozen Topping: Original

contains casein; [lite and fat-free contain milk]

Rich Whip

Liquid Frozen Topping

casein-free; frozen tub

Soyatoo Whipped Soy Topping

casein-free; shelf-stable aerosol container

Rich's Non-Dairy Whipped Cream

Please let us know how it turns out!!

Julie

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