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The ingredients include three glasses of quick cooking oats, 1 2/2 teaspoons of terrain cinnamon, a teaspoon of salt, a teaspoon involving baking soda, two cups of all-purpose flour, a new teaspoon of vanilla extract, two eggs, a glass of packed brown sugar, a cup of bright sugar, and a cup of softened butter.

Two Reasons that Healthy Desserts Are Worth the Sacrifice of Sugar for your Diet Program.

To make chocolate ganache, you need 1 ounce bittersweet chocolate, ? cup heavy cream, 3 tbsp butter and 3 tbsp brandy (optional). Melt the first 3 ingredients and mix them all together. Pour in the brandy if using. Allow mixture to cool before spreading generously over your cupcakes. Lemon cheese frosting will give a distinct taste to your cupcakes. For this, sift 30g softened butter, 80g softened cream cheese, 1? cup confectioner's sugar and 1 tsp grated lemon rind. Mix the ingredients and beat them till they are creamy, then spread them on the cupcakes. Use either a frosting/pastry spatula or pastry bag to evenly spread either type of frosting over the cupcakes.

If you live where days are warm but nights are still cool, something like this Slow Cooker Tomato Herb Soup from Soup Chick is an easy and low-glycemic dinner. (Phase 2 or 3 for South Beach Diet due to the Agave Nectar, and it would be best to use all olive oil instead of butter. If you substitute Splenda this could be Phase One.)

Chickpeas. Curry. Mayo. Celery. Lemon. Cilantro. If you know my tastebuds at all, you can see how much this Curried Chickpea Salad from The cooking Adventures of Chef Paz would appeal to me. There is only the tiniest bit of mayonnaise, but I'm guessing it makes a lot of difference. (This would be all phases for the South Beach Diet, but for phase one portion size on dried beans is limited to 1/3 - 1/2 cup, so I'd probably eat it for phase 2 or 3.)

Since matzo is typically made with wheat flour, gluten-free folks must think outside the proverbial cracker box for safe and tasty options. Fortunately, there are now some gluten-free “Mazo-Style” oat cracker alternatives available, and of course you can always make your own!

Coconut flour is used again, and instead of butter you can also use coconut oil. It will give it a nuttier flavor that is rich and creamy. Cocoa powder instead of milk chocolate or semi-sweet chocolate: less sugar and all-natural!

I’m so excited to announce I’m working with the amazing Almond Board of California and I’ve developed 6 yummy recipes that can all be gluten-free, dairy-free and vegan. Head on over and check them out- you’ll wanna print the entire booklet; these tips and recipes are perfect for any Spring gathering or a simple day at home. I’ve got everything from breakfast to dessert in this booklet and I know you’ll love ‘em all.

This is just one of my yummy Almond Board recipes- you’ve got 5 more comin’ your way so sit tight and check back next Monday for the next one!

Another example for a low glycemic index recipe is the Peppered Swordfish. healthy desserts