Enjoy many of your favorite desserts by improvising a few ingredients. Also, most important is presentation, presentation, presentation.

1. Do you have a sweet tooth and are also trying to diet? Do you feel you must give up great taste in order to achieve your diet goals? No, not
necessarily so. Enjoy many of your favorite desserts by improvising a few ingredients. Also, most important is presentation, presentation,
presentation.
Many times when you try to diet, you feel you must give up your favorite desserts. Also, many diets do not offer an ample selection of sweet
treats. But, rest assured you now can enjoy many of your favorites without the guilt. Low fat, low calorie does not have to mean low taste. Now,
before you give up on your diet, try these few suggestions. For more dessert recipe look for gourmetrecipe.com.
Many recipes that include gelatin can be substituted with the sugar free version. A favorite is one small sugar free orange gelatin mixed in the
dry form with one small frozen whipped topping. Use your imagination to add your favorites to this basic recipe. Some examples may include
fat free cottage cheese, mandarin oranges, or pineapple.
Also, take advantage of the different artificial sweeteners that are available. Make a great tasting pie by mixing one 8 ounce low fat cream
cheese with artificial sweetener. Add one 8 ounce sour cream and low fat frozen whipped topping. Pour mixture into a baked, cooled pie crust
and enjoy!!! Experiment with this basic recipe by adding fresh fruit or nuts.
Finally, do not skip one of the most important steps in cooking; which is presentation. Even if you are only cooking for yourself, make sure that
your dessert is dressed for dinner! Presentation plays a big part in the psychological aspect of any diet plan. Simple garnishes, such as fruit
slices, chocolate sauce, or fruit puree can make a dessert that would other wish seem plain become transformed into one more pleasing to the
eye and psychologically to the mind. Therefore, also allowing you to enjoy sweet treats without the guilt.
www.gourmetrecipe.com