Heart-Healthy Dessert Recipes
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A little cayenne pepper gives these tarts a pleasant hint of spice and distinct Mexican flair.
Shh... they'll never know these chewy squares have bits of fruit and vegetables hidden inside!
Try our readers' most-requested recipe ever!
These treats might look like they were made for July, but they're delicious year-round.
Don't be fooled by the "mini" in this recipe's name; these pies are packed with maximum flavor.
This treat contains dark chocolate and flaxseed, both full of good-for-you nutrients.
Adding cranberries to this traditional autumn favorite gives it a mouthwatering sweet-tart quality.
Who says cheesecake has to come on a plate? This one is served in a parfait glass or bowl and tastes just as wonderful as a traditional version!
This chocolate smoothie is a tempting summertime take on a wintertime favorite.
This delectable (and simple!) made-from-scratch custard uses whole milk rather than cream.
Because this chocolate-and-spice dessert has only 132 calories and 4 grams of fat per serving, you can enjoy it often.
Grab a little slice of heaven with this fresh fruit treat.
Blend your favorite fruit into a delicious, foolproof, frozen treat.
The Meyer lemons called for in this recipe are milder than the usual variety. If you don't have Meyer lemons, use 2/3 cup lemon juice and 1/3 cup orange juice.
Use your grill for a fun spin on a serving of fruit.
Tea's healing powers are well-documented. So, why not heal yourself while enjoying a sweet treat?
Try this recipe for a different interpretation of classic pumpkin pie.
Ready in a snap, this rich confection will have guests pleading for seconds.
Add a little pucker to your after-dinner treat.
