I have been researching new Valentine’s Day dessert recipes for the last few weeks because I really want to enjoy something sweet on Valentine’s Day. Ever since I began this new way of eating in November, I have really had to be very picky about which sweets I indulge in, as my indulgences are so rare! When I do indulge, it has to really be worth the calories!
Take this Valentine’s Day cupcake recipe from Glorious Treats as an example! This sweetheart cupcake recipe has a maraschino cherry frosting filling, and the heart-shaped cutout also serves as a little bite sized morsel of chocolate goodness!
I’ve never made anything like this before, and I am so excited to try it! You can find instructions for these sweetheart cupcakes as well as other sweets on GloriousTreats.com!
These deliciously pink Valentine’s Day marshmallows would be a fantastic dessert all on their own, or even make a beautiful accompaniment to any other Valentine’s Day dessert recipes that you serve on your dessert tray!
I feel satisfied just by looking at this Valentine’s Day marshmallow recipe by Decorada! The recipe includes rose water, so as soon as I make it to Whole Foods to buy some, I am going to give them a try!
I think that next is by far the most creative of the Valentine’s Day dessert recipes that I have found, and I am really excited to try it out…
This recipe for a Red Velvet cheesecake Milkshake by The Novice Chef is an awesome all-in-one for those of us who have a killer sweet tooth: red velvet, cheesecake and hello!? It’s all in an easy to drink milkshake!
This Red Velvet Cheesecake Milkshake recipe by the Novice Chef Blog is the perfect recipe for Valentine’s Day, but of course you can make it for any occasion that calls for a rich, decadent dessert!
You can also find the beautiful Marbled Red Velvet Cheesecake Brownie recipe to go along with the milkshake – because you know, we can never have enough red velvet cheesecake!
This Creamsicle Cutout Cookie recipe is not only allergy-friendly, but it’s super easy to make!
You can find this Creamsicle Cutout Cookie recipe on Allergic Kid, but they are not limited to Valentine’s Day dessert recipes at all! They have great every day recipes as well, and they are mainly free of eggs, dairy and nuts! Who wouldn’t love a Creamsicle in the form of a cookie?
I recently stumbled upon Hungry Happenings, where I found these adorable Conversation Heart Cheesecakes.
I love that they are individual portions, so you can easily customize each person’s dessert with their own special message – or of course, you can simply arrange them on a tray and allow people to choose their own!
You can find this fun Conversation Heart Cheesecake recipe on Hungry Happenings, along many different recipes for different themes.
Do you have any favorite Valentine’s Day dessert recipes that you make year after year, or do you try new recipes each time?
I’d love to hear your ideas!
It looks delicious and a perfect gift to give for this coming Valentines day!
I think the sweetheart cupcakes are my favorite idea of the bunch!
such sweet ideas
such sweet yummy ideas.
I saw that first one on pinterest and fell in love with it, what a feast for the eyes!
That conversation hearts are perfect
holy yum!!! The cut out cakes are amazingly cute. Now I am obsessed with looking at the Glorious Treats site. On page 4, lol.
Love the conversation hearts! Of course there’s now way my attempt would turn out that good.
Oh. My. Goodness. These all look so yummy. Talk about killing my weight loss program.
Oh wow! Those are all soooo adorable and yummy looking!
It sure does look pretty and romantic!
Looks very yummy!
There’s nothing better than the combination of delicious taste and beautiful shapes. It reminds me of the gift I’m gonna give to my girlfriend on Valentine’s Day. I’ve made a private booking for one of the courses organized by Zac’s cooking school here in Vancouver and this recipe will most certainly be among the first ones we’ll try together. So it fits in perfectly with my romantic plans. 🙂
Those conversation heart cheesecakes are adorable! Oh, that’s such a fantastically scrumptious idea!
I like to try different things each year. This year I have this one in my cross hairs:
I love those conversation hearts.