Desserts Recipes (Most Popular)
A twist on black bean brownies but with added protein and a deliciously satisfying brownie taste - believe me, no one will know the 'secret' and they offer a healthy way to satisfy your sweet chocolate cravings.
Butter mochi is chewy and gelatinous, but sweet and onolicious! This recipe is not exactly low-cal, but it is good for a crowd. If you leave it on the table at home, you will snack on it all day...so make it for skinny friends and treat yourself to a sample. DO NOT refrigerate...it will get hard.
adapted from a recipe at http://onokinegrindz.typepad.com/ono_kine_
grindz/2005/05/butter_mochi.html
Betty Crocker Prize-Winning Recipe 2009! Here's a must-try cookie treat that's reminiscent of a favorite sweet cereal snack with chocolate, peanut butter and powdered sugar.
Alton Brown's (of Food Network) moist and chewy gluten-free chocolate chip cookies.
I took a delicious Oatmeal Cake recipe from a dear friend of mine, (other wise lovingly refereed to by her as "Spit" cake") and I converted some of the items to make it more "calorie" friendly!
ENJOY!
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THANK YOU TLMASSIE!
Makes 12 servings
This is a great way to use up extra pumpkins after halloween. My kids can't get enough!
A sweet fall treat! Soft and fluffy cookies with a mild pumpkin taste and rich dark chocolate chips!
i usually end up adding walnuts, raisins and sometimes cool whip when i eat this. i love it for breakfast:).
A low sugar, fat free, vegan alternative to traditional brownies.
This is a quick refreshing dessert/snack. You do not whip the cream just fold it into the cream cheese and jello mixture. It also doubles easily. I have also substituted half and half for the light cream with good results to further reduce the calories to 92 per serving
I want to make this for Thanksgiving. Make a day ahead to refrigerate overnight. This is from a diabetic website. I changed one ingredient to match what I have, and guessed about how many graham crackers. I worked with calculators to get the measurements & calories as close as possible.
http://www.healthy-diabetic-r
ecipes.co.uk/Pumpkin_Delight.html
The original recipe says this should make a dozen cookies.. but I end up with 2 dozen every time.
These chewy fudgy little cookies offer big chocolate flavor with a hint of sweet cherries and coffee. A Weight Watchers recipe (1 cookie equals 1 point) (Note: use a miniature muffin pan to bake cookies)
These are sure to be a crowd pleaser, and no one would guess that these decadent truffles contain a mere 100 cals each!
