The Rickmaniac Cookbook's List of Recipes
Click on the name of the recipe to go to the page where it's listed
Please note items marked with a * are not appropriate for hypoglycemics or people in sugar-restricted diets.
Dips and Appetizers
Diane's Chile Lime ShrimpEd's Hot Taco Dip* from Debbie G
Hans's Fresh Salsa, from Debbie G
Linda McCartney's Hummus, sent by Gilda
Luther's artichoke parmesan dip, in the December 2001 Monthly Rickmanista
Mad Monk Soup Crackers*, from Debbie G
Noel's Mushroom Croustades
Soups
Diane's Curried Chick Pea and Red Pepper SoupGilda's Potato Mushroom Soup
Noel's Tomato Bisque
Main Courses
Achiles's Moussaka, sent by DanaGilda's Baked Chicken Breasts
Gilda's Broiled Steak With Sherry Sauce
Noel's Coq au Vin
Diane's Cumin Seed Crusted Scallops with Leek Sauce and Celery Root Puree
Gilda's Favorite Ravioli
Lemon Garlic Chicken with Corn & Potatoes
Fausta's Seafood and Asparagus
Slavic Cabbage Rolls, from Alice's book
The Stolen Pot Roast
Fausta's Sugarless French Toast
Turkey Pie, in the January 2002 Monthly Rickmanista, for holiday leftovers
Fausta's Tortilla Asturiana
Vidal's Beef Burgundy*, in the December 2001 Monthly Rickmanista, from Jo
Valerie's Vegetarian Pizza, in the August 2002 Monthly.
Side Dishes
For dishes that contain potatos (which are high glycemic-index foods), hypoglycemics would probably tolerate them better when using red potatoes, and limiting the serving size to less than one-third of a cup.
Baked eggplant
Valerie's Couscous Primavera, in the August 2002 Monthly
Dana's 1839 Irish Soda Bread*
The Interrogator's Resistance-Is-Futile Cornbread*, from Debbie G
Mr. I's Angelhair Pasta, from Mary Anne
Noel's Mother's Rice
Sauteed Broccoli
Scalloped Potatoes
Sinclair's Favorite Potatoes*, from Debbie G
Stir-Fry Veg
Tofu "quiche"
Desserts
Noel's Birthday Cake, or Chocolate Fudge Cake*Diane's Goat Cheese, Lemon Zest and Poppy Seed Stuffed Strawberries
Fausta's Grilled Pineappple
Mary Anne's Fudge Pie*
Mesmer's Viennese Whirls*, in the December 2001 Monthly Rickmanista, from Jo
P. J. O'Hara's Chilled Fruity Tart*, in the December 2001 Monthly Rickmanista, from Jo
Susan's Fruit Salad*
