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Valentine's Day dessert ideas
As a bit of a tradition, instead of going out for Valentine's I'm going to cook a 3-course meal at home but am struggling for dessert ideas! This is my first MFP Valentine's so I'm thinking soup for starter, steak and prawns with a salad for mains but not sure what to do for afters.
Anyone got any great, reasonably low fat, dessert recipes? Preferably something for two because if I have to bake anything big I will not share and just scoff the whole thing over the next few days!
Anyone got any great, reasonably low fat, dessert recipes? Preferably something for two because if I have to bake anything big I will not share and just scoff the whole thing over the next few days!

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i saw a new take on "chocolate covered strawberries"
what you do is take greek yogurt (or any plain/vanilla flavored yogurt) and cover the strawberries, then freeze them until the yogurt is firm.
sounds interesting to me. i might try it0 -
Yeppo!
Meringue nests (about 50 cals each), low fat creme fraiche (instead of cream) dolloped on and a handful of fresh berries, blueberries & strawbs go well! Either place it nicely, or smash it all up together for a sort of Eton Mess type thing!
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http://www.eatingwell.com/
this is my favorite site for healthy recipes
im also cooking a 3 course meal for valentines day and using this site for ideas. I cook something new that i found on here every weekgoodluck!
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Hi
Make a Fruit pie by using strawberries,blueberries ,raspberries -
-Line the pie pan first w strawberries ,next layer blueberries and the some raspberries.
For dessert topping use coolwhip.
Delicious and not fattening
Enjoy
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I just made the Cheesecake Stuffed Strawberries (use the search function for the recipe) last weekend. They were to DIE FOR! SOOOOO good! I made mine with regular cream cheese (I don't like the plasticness oof fat free or all the extra sodium) The recipe made 22. Came out to 52 calories a piece (I had 5 LOL). They were incredible. I secretly thing they'd be fabulous then dipped in chocolate, but they really don't need to be, I just like chocolate LOL0
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Yeppo!
Meringue nests (about 50 cals each), low fat creme fraiche (instead of cream) dolloped on and a handful of fresh berries, blueberries & strawbs go well! Either place it nicely, or smash it all up together for a sort of Eton Mess type thing!
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This was my thought as well. Meringue and berries always feels so decadent that it doesn't seem like you're missing anything. Raspberries are my favorite, and I sometimes like to omit the whipped topping and add a little drizzle of melted dark chocolate on top of them.0 -
^^^ that sounds good! If i cant have chocolate dessert then raspberries are my second choice.
I made a nice dessert a few weeks ago, really simple but delicious, i used raspberries with white choc pudding
put berries in a wine / champagne glass 3/4 way up
cover with sugar free Jelly / Jello and leave to set.
top with greek yogurt / cool whip / pudding
stick a few berries on top for decoration, and chocolate shavings if you like.0
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