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Friday, August 9, 2013
Ten Awesome Desserts from Pinterest
You can't talk about main dishes without talking about desserts! Here are ten of my favorite desserts from Pinterest. Links to the original websites are in the titles, and just like last time, this post was really boring with no pictures, so I used the ones from my sources. THESE ARE NOT MY PICTURES. I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR THEIR AWESOMENESS.
Chocolate Lasagna
I have to admit, I didn't actually make this. I went to a friend's house for dinner, and she made it, which ended up being awesome because if I had made it, I would have eaten half the pan that night after everyone had left. As it was, I had one helping and then physically restrained myself from asking for seconds! It's that good! Not at all good for you, but holy cow it's amazing!
Oreo Bowl of Goodness
(This just links to a Pin. There's no original site. The recipe is on the pin, though.)
There are several versions of this recipe on Pinterest, and I'm pretty sure I've tried most of them. This was my favorite. It's layers of crushed Oreos and a mixture of cream cheese, powdered sugar, instant pudding, and other amazingness. Just make sure you make it when you have company coming over. You don't want to be left alone with this one.
Deep Dark Chocolate Cookies
These cookies are intense. Of course they're delicious, but they're also gluten-free, for those who are interested in such things. They are basically a meringue base, which I thought was really interesting. If you like dark chocolate, these will make you cry.
Chocolate Surprise Cookies
These take forever to make, but they are worth it for a special occasion. The reason they take so long is that you have to make the cookie and the filling and roll them both out, so you're basically doubling your time. They're not hard though, and they make you look really awesome. The first time I made them, my MIL said, "These would be great for my birthday, hint hint!"
Almond Poppy Seed Bread
This was delicious. The perfect dessert bread that is sweet, but not a cake. I love almond flavoring in general, though, so I may be a little biased.
Lazy Cake Cookies
This is a great one to have available for last minute guests or last minute cravings. You use a box cake mix to make cookies. There are like, three ingredients. (I personally think they're better with M&M's instead of chocolate chips.) It's so easy, and they do really taste great!
Triple Chocolate Chunk Muffin
(The original link I used for this is broken now. This links to the same recipe, but a different site.) These are made with Greek yogurt and applesauce, so they aren't as bad for you as they seem...well, ok, they aren't as bad for you as they could be. It says to use Splenda, but I don't do artificial sweeteners, so I just used sugar. They're really more like brownies than muffins, and in fact, I might try making them in a brownie pan next time. They didn't rise as much as the picture suggests. I would also like to try substituting honey for the sugar if I made them again.
Saltine Toffee Cookies
This is a classic easy recipe that everyone loves. It's just a layer of Saltine crackers, a layer of butter and sugar, and a layer of chocolate. Give most of it away, though, because it's highly addictive!
No Bake Cookies
I had a friend in college who made these all the time. She called them "Preacher Cookies." I have another friend who calls them "Cow Patties." Whatever you call them, they are delicious and easy to make. They have oatmeal, cocoa, butter, and that's all you should need to convince you they're awesome.
Oreo Fluff Dip
Can you tell I love Oreos? This was a big hit. Serve it with Graham crackers or animal crackers or just eat it with a spoon when no one is watching.
Let me know if you try any of these! I'm trying to eat less sugar lately, and writing this post has made me crave all the things! Nooo!
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Yeah, most of these are fabulous! I am definitely going to try those dark chocolate cookies!!! So glad I read this right before I go to the grocery store, haha.
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