Healthy dessert recipes
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protein cheesecake
Crust is lemon meringue power crunch bars (2) - no binding agent needed, just ground them and press them in the pan.
Base Batter
12 oz of fat free cream cheese - Shop n Save's or Walmart's generic is actually the best
12 oz of great value light greek vanilla yogurt - walmart's great value version is the best
2 Large eggs
1/4 tsp kosher salt
2 teaspoons of vanilla extract
1/8 cup of your favorite baking sugar substitute (if you so desire, i skip)
2-3 scoops of your protein powder of choice (this gives the cake a lot of its flavor so use ones that are good that you like), generous scoops (around 60g or a bit more depending on the powder)
- Let the cream cheese, yogurt and eggs sit out for at least an hour to get to room temp
- Put the cream cheese, yogurt, eggs, salt, vanilla extract, sugar, and protein powder and beat the batter on low for 3 minutes in a mixer
- Scrape the sides and beat on high for 1 minute
- Now fold in your mixes (Ideas - lime zest; lime juice, blueberries, etc depending on your protein powder flavor). Remember if you add more liquid here you may need to up the scoops of protein powder in the batter a little to make the consistency right or adjust the baking time.
Baking times
Form crust into and pour into 6" springform pan lined with parchment paper and bake for 8 minutes at 325 degrees
Add base batter and bake for 32 minutes at 325 degrees
Bake for 65 more minutes at 250 degrees (need to adjust these times based on the individual protein powders)0 -
springlering62 wrote: »Whoever shared the Greek yogurt with jello cheesecake mix idea, you are my hero. What a GREAT and delicious idea!
LOLOLOL. As I see my now two-year-old post, I’m enjoying some sugar free lemon pudding mixed with a couple of drops
lemon extract, 1/2c ice water and a 170gr serving of fat free Greek yogurt,
topped with a 15gr spritz of canned whipped cream and 3gr of lemon honey granules. 194 calories for a large bowl.
It’s still a winning recipe!
I’ve got many variations, and they never get old!1 -
springlering62 wrote: »springlering62 wrote: »Whoever shared the Greek yogurt with jello cheesecake mix idea, you are my hero. What a GREAT and delicious idea!
LOLOLOL. As I see my now two-year-old post, I’m enjoying some sugar free lemon pudding mixed with a couple of drops
lemon extract, 1/2c ice water and a 170gr serving of fat free Greek yogurt,
topped with a 15gr spritz of canned whipped cream and 3gr of lemon honey granules. 194 calories for a large bowl.
It’s still a winning recipe!
I’ve got many variations, and they never get old!
what are these lemon honey granules you speak of, perhaps lemon peel?0
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