Dessert Recipes (Most Popular)

An easy stove top rice pudding

I combined recipes from two different cookbooks to get this combo, "Good Housekeeping: Light & Healthy Cookbook" and "The Food You Crave" by Ellie Krieger.

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I’m a die-hard fan of Tres Leches or Three Milks Cake. Here in Miami, it’s a very popular Cuban dessert and can be found just about anywhere. The dessert consists of a 6 egg-based cake seeped in a sweetened milk syrup and topped with merengue . . . absolute heaven but calorie suicide!
I started thinking of a way to make my own version while lowering the calorie intake and prep time. This recipe is quick, easy, and a yummy alternative!

More fiber and less fat then the original

I have made this recipe with everything from mandarin oranges to raspberries. If I can find a fruit to match a sugar-free jello, I try it.

(Adapted from the New American Heart Association Cookbook 25th Anniversary Edition)

Yummy. Almost like ice cream.

Very refreshing. This is a wonderful way to eat your not so great oranges.

I have modified this brownie recipe to reflect a healthier version. These are one of my favorite treats. They are chewy and chocolaty.

Strawberry preserves and fresh strawberries double the strawberry flavor and color.

keto friendly

Net carbs 0

Flour-less/Gluten-free cookies. You can add other spices as desired to change the flavor. Good basic cookie. Fat is high but all healthy fats from nuts.

Got this recipe from where we picked our berries. Made a few changes to lighten it up. Excellent warmed up!

A lower cal version with alllllll the yummy taste.

Absolutely sinful. Serve with crumbled meringue cookies and a scoop of vanilla frozen yogurt. MMMM

This is some easy Banana bread. I found it on http://www.food.com/recipe/banana-banana-b
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This is great if you want something sweet but are pressed for time.

This is just as delicious warm as it is chilled.

a yummy and easy treat

Really filling snack cake to help with those sugar urges w/o using an synthetic ingredients.

low sugar, low fat

Traditional Pennsylvania Dutch Recipe. The molasses in this recipe is not found in grocery stores but can be ordered online or found in Amish Markets. Regular molasses can be used, but does not taste the same (not as good!).