Recipes for a yummy dessert that is completely grain-free?

[Glitterfish]

My MIL and SIL just found out that they can't tolerate wheat or any other grains. I want to bring a yummy dessert for Christmas at SIL's house, but I want to make one that we can all enjoy! Ideas?

[NewLeaf]

I thought of these brownies! http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=59196#ratings

[MrsHutch]

This Pumpkin Streusel Pie is grain, sugar, and dairy free. It is so, so yummy. :)

http://www.thenourishinggourmet.com/2011/11/pumpkin-streusel-pie-grain-and-dairy-free.html

[Blue-EyedLady]

I've made this a couple of times and it's very yummy, if you can tolerate the almonds. http://www.thespunkycoconut.com/2010/03/egg-free-grain-free-brownies-part-2.html

[CapeTownMommy]

I made this (http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2008/05/easy-delicious-and-yes-elegant-pots-de-creme/)a week ago - it was AWESOME.

[itzj]

Is dairy ok? Eggs?

I'd do a chocolate mousse, creme brulee, or a flan.

[swimming with sharks]

I made this (http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2008/05/easy-delicious-and-yes-elegant-pots-de-creme/)a week ago - it was AWESOME.


THAT looks DELISH! and if you make it, you could throw out that a lady you know in S.A. gave you the recipe! :rockon

[Psyche]

http://chinesefood.about.com/od/dessert1/r/bananascoconut.htm

Bananas dipped in chocolate and frozen?

Cheesecake dip with fruit?

Strawberries stuffed with cheesecake filling.

[SaraE]

chocolate avocado pudding? Yum.. DH asks for it all the time..

[Thankfulforgrace]

I make a fudge with just butter, honey, vanilla and cocoa. DD, my mom, and I LOVE it but dh hates it so I don't know how they'd like it. If you'd like the recipe, just poke me :). You can do it with coconut oil instead of butter if they are dairy free.

[Glitterfish]

These recipes look awesome, thanks!! They can eat eggs and dairy, so that helps (although MY little guy can't do the eggs). I can't wait to try some of these (or maybe all of them....)

[ViolaMum]

If they can do eggs and dairy, a custard or pudding would be perfect.

Have you ever had a fruit fool? It's essentially pureed fruit mixed into whipped cream. Something like this. (http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/food-network-kitchens/blueberry-fools-recipe/index.html) Super duper easy and the kidlet would love it, I'd bet! (Mine are partial to mango or strawberry.)

Oh, and you can dress up a fool with chocolate and whole fruit in a pretty dish or trifle bowl.