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Diabetic Cheesecake - dairy

Posted by : Lita Lotzkar

4 large Graham crackers

1 1/2 tsp grated lemon rind

1 tsp Margarine

1 egg white

1 tbls Granulated gelatin

1/2 cup instant non-fat milk powder

1/2 cup cold water

2 Tbls fresh lemon juice

2 cups plain low-fat yogurt

1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract

1 1/2 packets sugar substitute

1 1/2 packets sugar substitute

1/2 cup iced water

6 strawberries (garnish)



Put crackers in plastic bag and tie the top. Crush with a rolling 

pin to make fine crumbs.



Melt margarine and spread evenly over bottom of 9" round cake

pan. Sprinkle cracker crumbs evenly over bottom only and press

gently. Chill in refrigerator. 

Soak gelatin in cold water; place in double boiler to dissolve

gelatin. 



Combine yogurt and first measure of sugar substitute and beat

with mixer at moderate speed, adding dissolved gelatin gradually.

Chill until it has the consistency of an unbeaten egg white.



Meanwhile, combine iced water, lemon rind, egg white and dry 

milk powder in bowl and beat with rotary beater until soft 

peaks form. Add lemon juice, vanilla and second measure of 

sugar substitute and beat at high speed until stiff. Fold 

into partially set yogurt mixture and blend very well. Spoon 

mixture on top of crumbs in pan and chill 4 or more hours or

until set. 



To unmold, loosen around edge of mold with thin spatula right

down to bottom of pan. Turn large plate upside down and place

on top of mold. Turn plate and pan over and cover top of pan

for a few seconds with a hot cloth. Remove cloth and lift pan

from mold. Garnish with strawberries. 



Serves 6

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NOTE: Check with your dietician - see whether or not you can 

substitute spplejuice for the ice water and sugar replacement

packets. 

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