Sweet Treats For Your Valentine

Wake your Valentine up with a batch of these simple blueberry muffins. A little bit of whole wheat flour adds a lovely nutty flavor but doesn't make the muffins super dense. Click here to see the recipe.

You would never guess that this paleo/gluten-free dessert only takes 15 minutes to make. Click here to see the recipe.

Get the kids involved in making Valentines for their classmates; use store-bought puff pastry to wrap up raspberries and a bit of chocolate for this easy dessert. Click here to see the recipe.

A rich chocolate salted caramel almond cake that is sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. Use a little bit of instant coffee or espresso to bring out the chocolate flavor in all types of chocolate desserts. Click here to see the recipe.

Kids will love the bright colors of this fun Valentine's Day pancake breakfast. Click here to see the recipe.

Individual servings of chocolate cheesecake topped with raspberry jam are made with Greek yogurt, low-fat ricotta, and low-fat cream cheese are a better-for-you dessert option. Click here to see the recipe.

These meringue hearts are light and sweet way to round out a Valentine's Day meal. Use a gallon-size resealable plastic bag to pipe the meringue into a heart shape. Click here to see the recipe.

Two desserts in one, this chocolate cake is topped with chocolate covered strawberries and filled with a surprise layer of strawberry cake filling. Click here to see the recipe.

Use maraschino cherry juice to create the bright red color of these chocolate-topped cherry sugar cookies. Click here to see the recipe.

There's no denying it. Chocolate truffles are amazing. And, it's easy to make your own. You only need a handful of ingredients to produce creamy chocolate bonbons in just a few simple steps. Click here to see the recipe.