Lime popsicles are 100 percent a weakness for me. Add coconut and I'm a goner! You'll be eating these coconut lime popsicles allll summer long.While some of our other popsicles and smoothie pops are healthy and totally edible for breakfast (like these peaches and cream popsicle or this triple berry popsicle) this one is definitly a dessert popsicle. Although, you cannot deny it has some really good ingredients.How to make Coconut Lime Cream Popsicles The Limes I love to juice my . . .
Dessert Recipes Index
Berry Popsicles
Close your eyes and imagine: raspberry, blueberry and blackberry ice cold popsicle with a hint of lime and mint topped with a crunch of sugar. Can you feel the cool sweet/tartness in your mouth? I give you, berry popsicles with a mojito twist. (insert amazed face emoji here)EVERYONE loves berries. kids, adults, picky eaters, foodies- you cannot go wrong with this berry popsicles. Especially during the hottest months! But in all reality these are health so you can eat for . . .
Peaches and Cream Smoothie Popsicles
Who needs a healthy, cool treat to this freakin' hot summer heat!? It's sooo hot we're either stuck inside or in the water. Peaches are so sweet and in season right now so were making these peaches and cream smoothie popsicles non-stop to help us keep cool.A Healthy Snack I'm a mom of 4 and always looking for a healthy, delicious cool treat- especially one that is not loaded up with sugar! This recipe is perfectly sweet without the sugar. Let me tell you how.The Peaches You want to . . .
Easy Lemon Bars
Easy Lemon Bars are something I remember as being a "grown-up" dessert when I was a kid. My mom would make them occasionally and I don't remember particularly liking them. Funny how as you grow up so does your taste. I Love Lemon Desserts! Now that I'm an adult I love lemon desserts - and lemon bars are at the top of the list! But I also love lemon cookies, trifles with lemon filling. It's on my to-do list to put my lemon curd recipe on the blog, because it's a favorite as . . .
Lemon Cookies
This lemon cookies recipe are on loan from a friend. At their house they call them call them crack cookies. is that too harsh of a thing to say here? They call them this because they are so good they are severely addicting. Just the glaze itself you could bathe in. no joke.How to make healthy lemon cookies If you want to make a little healthier option with these cookies try substituting the oil for greek yogurt! I've noted the measurements down in the recipe card. You honestly can't taste . . .
White Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake
My favorite dessert is cheesecake. I love everything about it. About four years ago my friend Katelynd mentioned that she created a killer white chocolate raspberry cheesecake recipe, I was all over it. I bugged her about it about a thousand times. She was so kind to give me and you a step by step to this delicious dessert.Meet Katelynd First off, let me introduce you. This is Katelynd. Momma to four littles, including a set of twins, baker, crafter, and business owner. . . .
No-Fail Chocolate Cupcakes
I received this no-fail chocolate cupcake recipe from a friend many many years ago. After I had ooed and awed about the delicious perfect cupcake and asked what her secret was- she directly copied it word for word from her recipe card. The recipe card makes me smile. It's titled No Fail Cupcakes and it's wording is just as my grandma would have worded. Semi-specific yet straight forward.These really are the easiest to make and hardest to mess up. You most likely have all of the . . .
Birthday Cake Sweet Rolls
Hey guys - it's my birthday month, so I thought - why not share a birthday recipe?I'm not a big bread maker. I'm not a patient person and all the waiting and raising just isn't my jive. I'll make rolls a few times a year and cinnamon rolls a few times a year. That's about my max. But what better reason to make bread than a birthday? Who wouldn't love to wake up to these birthday cake sweet rolls?!Perfect Homemade Dough The dough is my mother-in-law's recipe and it is so so . . .
Birthday Cake Shake
It's birthday season around our house. I have four important b-days to celebrate this week - including my hub. So what better way to have your cake and eat it too, along with your ice cream - than to put both into a milkshake!? Birthday Cake Milkshake will rock your world.The Cake Shake My first introduction to the fusion of cake and ice cream was at Portillo's in Buena Park. Des turned me on to this little restaurant - they serve a dang good beef sandwich and are famous for their . . .
Birthday Cake Cookies
As a kid I ALWAYS requested funfetti cake for my birthday. I loved that frosting with the waxy little numbs of sprinkles. So it's only appropriate to have funfetti-inspired birthday cake cookies!Bet You Can't Eat Just One! My husband loved these little babies! They are sweet and fun and the perfect little bite of perfection. These guys are great freezers - so make up a big batch and stick them in the freezer for a future date. Serve alongside a tall class of milk. Bet you can't eat . . .
Chocolate Fondue
If there is one thing that I have served at gatherings that is always a hit - it is this chocolate fondue! The recipe is simple and it is really such a crowd pleaser. I received this fondue pot as a wedding gift and I've used it so so many times for various recipes - but chocolate fondue is by far the favorite. Fondue can also be made in a saucepan and served warm in a dish if you don't have a fondue pot.Fondue At Home One of my fondest memories is visiting a fondue restaurant with . . .
Pina Colada Smoothie Bowls
We are almost done with January - how is everyone doing on their New Years resolutions? This year I am trying to focus on being present. Present with my kids, my husband, present while I'm eating. These days it is so easy to be distracted ALL THE TIME. Technology has made life so much easier, yet so much harder. I was laughing with my husband last night at the fact that I'm too lazy to put a DVD into the player, I just want to push a button on my remote. Yet not so long ago I used to drive . . .
