Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Cookies
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These delicious peanut butter cookies are made with just four ingredients and no flour! A quick and easy baking activity that residents can help prepare and enjoy together.
Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Cookies
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DIV. THERAPIST
Simple for my dementia patients to make and they taste good. I have added this recipe to my recipe book and will continue to use it with my baking group .
Another no fail recipe is lemonade scones.
3 cups SR flour, 1 cup of cream and 1 cup of lemonade. mix altogether with a knife and knead on a floured bench top. Cut out scones using a glass. You can paint milk on the top of the scones but I don't bother( they go brown regardless). Bake at 210C for 10-15 mins.
( depending on the size of the scones).
You cannot "kill' this recipe. I have had patients knead and stretch the dough (until they were satisfied), added extra flour, added yeast ( she insisted). We have used lite cream, diabetic lemonade, sometimes sifted the flour but usually don't bother and it always works and I always get compliments.
R.A.O. Volunteer
Have used this recipe in the past and can't be less complicated , works everytime and a real crowd pleaser.
Diversional Therapist
How easy is that. The residents could do this very easily and enjoy it too. Look forward to making them as a Christmas treat. Thanks.
Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Cookies
Best on a laptop or TV
Playing on a TV
Get any game onto your TV!
- 1 Pick a game. It opens in a new tab
- 2 Plug your laptop into the TV with an HDMI cable
- 3 Play from your laptop. The TV shows your screen