If crepes seem intimidating to you, you’re in the right place. I’ve made thousands of crepes over the last 20 years and have some great tips to ensure you have success with yours! You’ll especially love these chocolate crepes — and you do NOT need a special pan!
Other Sweets
This isn’t a typical cinnamon sugar mixture. It’s a MAGICAL cinnamon sugar mixture with a few special ingredients that you probably already have! This cozy blend adds a fun twist to cinnamon toast, hot chocolate, ice cream, or where ever you’d like to add a little magic.
This sweet coconut popcorn is tossed in white chocolate spiked with lime zest and a dusting of crispy toasted coconut — a perfect little treat for movie night or a party! It’s also gluten free and comes together in under 20 minutes!
Over the 16 years that I’ve been creating recipes I’ve always prioritized nutrition without sacrificing flavor. And I’ve created hundreds of easy recipes to make healthy living manageable. The chia pudding is one of them – pop it in the fridge in the evening and you’ll have a week’s worth of quick morning meals!
This white chocolate popcorn is studded with sweet dried cranberries, salty pretzels, sea salt flakes, and a surprising hint of orange zest! It’s the perfect last-minute gluten-free holiday treat.
These soft & delicious peanut butter protein balls are a perfect, portable snack full of protein and healthy fats. Add some freeze-dried strawberries for a PB&J taste!
These fruity spring rolls are filled with colorful fruit and sweet coconut rice to make a fun, summery dessert! Drizzle on some raspberry sauce to finish them off.
My favorite thing about these Cocoa-Chile Candied Pecans? No egg whites involved. This is a super easy stovetop recipe that will give you sweet, chocolatey pecans with a little hint of cayenne. (Or a big hint of cayenne, if you like.)
One of my favorite cooking tips is to keep a bag of frozen mixed berries in your freezer. Frozen berries are more economical and often sweeter than fresh berries you find in the grocery store! With that bag of berries you can make a lot of different things – including this easy berry cobbler! I …
Does anyone remember these? I posted them YEARS ago and called these “Tortured Strawberries” It’s a chocolate covered strawberry dipped in marshmallow fluff AND THEN TOASTED WITH A TORCH. Yes, for real. And, yes, it’s as good as it sounds. PSSST: There’s a way to make these low-carb and keto-friendly!
This might look rather simple on your end. Custard & berries? That’s it? If you’re imagining vanilla Jell-O pudding with some jam mixed in. Please remove that thought from your mind. It’s so much more than that. I’ll try to explain.
Hey, I just want to let you know that this post is in partnership with Sprouts Farmers Market. I received monetary compensation for my time, and, as always, all opinions shared are my own. Yes, another chai recipe for you — in the form of chai caramel popcorn. And it won’t be the last chai …
I’m in love with this little paleo apple crumble! If you’re in charge of dessert for a gathering where someone is avoiding gluten, grains, or dairy, you might end up being kissed if you bring this. Wait until you see how I prepped the apples. *Eek*
Using freeze-dried strawberries (or any type of fruit!) give nut butter a rich strawberry flavor without making it mushy. Those little dried bits are like gold!
Thai Toasted Coconut Cashew Nuts – Great as a grain-free replacement for granola or eaten alone as a healthy snack!
These tasty cloud-like strawberry soufflés are only FOUR ingredients! They’re paleo friendly and easily made keto/low-carb, too.
This breakfast crumble doubles as dessert and breakfast! I love it when they overlap.
Make (and heat up!) this homemade hot chocolate in your high-powered blender! It’s creamy, cozy, and a healthier alternative to store-bought hot chocolate mix on a cold winter day. I included adaptations to make this dairy free, vegan, and keto/low-carb friendly hot chocolate.
I have a confession: I have only lukewarm feelings for Halloween. I don’t mind the playful aspects of Halloween and good-natured parties, but I hate being scared, candy doesn’t do much for me, and food that looks like dismembered body parts grosses me out.Even the recipe I’m posting right now could (and seasonally speaking, should) …
This is an adapted version of Pioneer Woman’s Cinnamon Rolls, using cream cheese and maple in the cinnamon roll frosting. It’s like a cinnamon roll and maple doughnut had a baby.