What's your favorite dessert?

[The_Princess_of_Bozonia]

My family is plagued by high cholesterol, so we've been trying to eat healthy. Whole wheat, whole grain, multi-grain, twigs and leaves, etc. We've been eating fresh pears as dessert lately; no real complaints here, they're quite juicy and delicious. But one or two nights a month we've decided to declare Gooey Dessert Nights and throw healthy diet to the winds.

I have a feeling this "once or twice a month" idea won't last very long once the warmer weather arrives, because we all LOVE ice cream.

What are some of your favorite desserts? Feel free to include recipes!

[Timmy]

CHEESECAKE!!!!!!!! nuff said!

[Gladman]

Any kind of rhubarb workes for me. I like cobblers. Of course, the stuff doesn't grow down where I am although I've tried several times to grow it.
Sadman
(By the way, since I've been eating a good bowl of oatmeal every morning my cholestrol has dropped from 230 to 175. Those triglycerides are another story.)

[The_Princess_of_Bozonia]

My grandfather grows rhubarb in his backyard; usually not much of it, but one year he had a bumper crop and we had to come over and make rhubarb preserves
I've always eaten oatmeal several times a week, with raisins and brown sugar. I tried some steel-cut Irish oatmeal a few weeks ago and it was quite good! Except the recipe was made with heavy cream. Oh well.

[Scruffy]

My favorite dessert?



....Yes.

Problem is I'm a diabetic. Sassy makes a great sugar free apple pie that I dearly love.
Ice cream is a toughy. I love it. However, I also found something called Frace` it's a soft serve, and quite good, no sugar, no fat lactose free, and Ten calories an ounce. it's not bad. it AIN"T ice cream but... it works in a pinch.

[Doc & Jasper]

Coconut Cream pie.

[whowe82]

Frozen Mousse Brownie Sandwiches

Ingredients:
1 pkg No Pudge! Fudge Brownie Mix
2 cups cold fat free milk
2 pkgs sugar free instant vanilla pudding (1 ounce each)
3 tbsp vanilla or white sugar free chocolate chips, melted and cooled
1/2 cup reduced fat whipped topping

1. Line the bottom and sides of two 9 x 13 x 2 baking pans with parchment paper. Coat the paper with non stick spray



2. Prepare the brownies according to package directions. Divide the batter evenly between the 2 pans.



3. Bake at 350 degrees for 15 to 18 minutes or until edges pull away from the sides of the pan and a toothpick comes out clean. Cool on wire racks.



4. In a bowl whisk together milk and pudding mixes for two minutes. Stir a small amount of the pudding into the melted chips, then return all to the pudding. Fold in whip topping.



5. Cover 2 large cutting boards with plastic wrap (don't use wax paper - I learned the hard way) Invert one pan of brownies onto each prepared board. Gently peel off parchment. Spread mousse to within 1/2 inch of edges of the first brownie. Carefully invert second brownie layer on top of mousse.



6. Cover and freeze for about 4 hours or until filling is firm. Remove from freezer 10 minutes before cutting into sandwiches. Individually wrap left over sandwiches and store in freezer.



No Pudge! Note: For a thicker brownie use 1 box of mix and two 8 x 8 baking pans. For a tasty option we tried softening fat-free frozen yogurt. Remove from the freezer and let soften. Spread on the prepared brownie, freeze and enjoy. Delicious AND Fat Free!

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There is alot more great recipes at NoPudge.com and you can adapt them for your liking.

[Gladman]

Scruff, Take a look at this. I'm sure you've explored, but this one looks good.
http://diabeticgourmet.com/recipes/Desserts/

[Gary-A-Avery]

Rubber Chicken Pie!!!!
Made from real Rubber Chickens and real whip cream ( or Ice cream)
PLEASE NOTE: Use All Natural Flavors / Range Feed Chickens!
It will be a treat that the kids will never forget!
WARNING: Please don't feed it to the Dog because it not good for them.
Gary-A-Avery

[Willace-the-Clown]

I like icecream cheese cake Ecleares Pie pudding jello cookies junk food