UPDATE SUMMER-2016
If you're using my book, Amazing Dairy-free Desserts, I thought you might like to know that Fleischmann's margarine, which I recommend for parve or dairy-free desserts, has changed its formula from when the book was written. For cakes, I recommend increasing the amount of margarine to use by about 15%. Use the same amount for pastries and cookies, or the doughs will be too soft. I expect that it will be changing again within the next two years as trans fats are completely phased out. I guess that will mean more experiments!
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These are no longer available on my website. If you would like a pdf, please contact me and I will arrange to get you a pdf.
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Dairy-free (pareve) recipes and information for every time of year, including special occasions and holidays.
Recipes such as:Rugelach, Mandelbrot, Pecan Snowballs, Peanut Butter Crosshatch Cookies, Toasted Almond Ice Creem, German Chocolate Cake, Bananas Foster,Bread Pudding with Rum Custard Sauce, Chocolate Fondue
Pecan Toffee Cheezecake, Éclairs,Vanilla Custard Tartlets
Passover Desserts contains 50 delicious recipes—everything from cookies to cobblers—that taste and look so good, you're sure to impress your holiday guests. With recipes for frostings, fillings, glazes, and sauces—and instructions on decorating basics—Passover desserts become rich, flavorful, and attractive. The recipes—using Passover-approved ingredients like potato flour, matzo meal, and Passover chocolate—are arranged with pareve (no dairy or meat) recipes first, then dairy. Those with little or no cholesterol are marked with a heart. With choices like Caramel Cheesecake Squares with "Graham Cracker" Crust, Chocolate Cherry Mini-Tarts, and Peach Raspberry Tiramisu, Passover Desserts will be your go-to source for a sweet Passover. 
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