Desserts Recipes (Most Popular)

This is a Jello recipe, but I substituted light or no fat ingredients. Still tastes great.

Low carb treat for when you really want something sweet but don't want to blow your low carb diet.

It comes out sort of like mousse!

This recipe just came out of experimenting with a bunch of different banana bread recipes I have. What really makes these stand out is the unique flavor of the almond extract. So yummy!!!

These cookies are healthy and yummy, and help boost milk supply in breastfeeding mothers!

My friend brought delicious zucchini bread to a potluck and I asked for the recipe. I tweaked the recipe a bit, making it a TINY bit healthier by using half regular flour, half whole wheat (both unenriched and unbleached) and by replacing the vegetable oil with applesauce. It still tastes PHENOMENAL! This makes 2 8x4 loaves. Cut it in half and you get 1!

This pudding is delicious! One serving is about a cup.

Great for Weight Watchers - 1 point

These wholesome cookies are another version of the ever popular oatmeal cookie. They're a little high in calories, but still a nice treat every once in a while.

super deluxe

If you like Starbucks Chewy Chocolate Meringue Cookies...then these are for you at 1/2 the calories! Each one of these has only 90 calories...and they are AMAZING!

This fantastic pancake takes just a little prep time, but once you've tried it you'll want to make it again and again!

Yummy Peach Cupcake with pink tinted Frosting

A light tasting, lower calorie banana bread.

started with a dream of sugar free chocolate chip cookies...then for sf version of the double tree cookies...then protein found its way into the bowl too...


i adapted the recipe from the back of the sf chocolate chip bag.

Surprisingly moist and delicious use of that bag of apples you have laying around every Fall! I haven't tried using all applesauce instead of the oil, but that could work though bake time/temp may need adjusting.

This cake begs to have fat free caramel drizzled over top, or whipped cream, or anything really. The original recipes calls for a cooked butter/sugar/cream mixtured spooned over top, but it's frighteningly calorie-laden.

These are in no way healthy, but are a fun thing to make for/with kids for Easter.

Healthy? Only in moderation. There are a wonderful occasional treat with my morning coffee.

We couldn't forget the most classic chocolate peanut butter dessert of all! These homemade peanut butter cups are head and shoulders above the packaged kind.