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One-Minute Chocolate Cake

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Pumpkin Cream-Cheese Bars

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Mint Chocolate-Chip Cupcakes

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Cake-Batter Doughnuts

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Raspberry Muffins for Two

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Ultimate Fudge Brownies

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Peach Breakfast Bake

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Single-Lady Cupcakes

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Chocolate-Chip Pumpkin Pizookie

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Lemon-Poppyseed Muffins

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Two-Bite Brownies

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Hostess-Style Chocolate Cupcakes

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Deep-Dish Cookie Pie

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Fat-Free Banana Bread

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Breakfast Pizza

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Blue Velvet Cupcakes

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Giant Chocolate-Chip Cookie Cake

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Baked Oatmeal Cakes

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  1. dara says

    I just made these kick-ass awesome brownies.. but they are not your typical brownie. These brownies are made with black beans. Gross sounding, I know. The second I heard about these I imagined a very salty bean consistency dinner roll-like snack. But to my absolute surprise, these are far from that. I am still amazed at how good these brownies are.
    I have spent these past weeks on a website called “No meat Athlete”. The woman, Christine, who helps run the site posts “Sweet Tooth Friday” recipes under the sneak healthy desserts list. This is where i found the BB’s recipe as well as a multitude of others that I am so anxious to try. The latest two I have made were the Gingerbread Cookies (without the Guinness) and the Thumbprint Cookies- these use pureed cauliflower.
    Anyways, try these brownies.
    http://www.nomeatathlete.com/black-bean-brownies/

    Instead of the 1 1/4 c. cocoa, I used 3oz. melted unsweetened bakers chocolate and 1/4 c cocao powder;
    Instead of the 2 1/2 c. raw sugar, I used 1 cup sugar and 1 Tbsp stevia;
    I did not use hazlenuts.
    Instead of 4 tsp coffee powder, I used 2 tsp ground original house blend coffee.

    I hope they turn out great!

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  2. dara says

    I just made these kick-ass awesome brownies.. but they are not your typical brownie. These brownies are made with black beans. Gross sounding, I know. The second I heard about these I imagined a very salty bean consistency dinner roll-like snack. But to my absolute surprise, these are far from that. I am still amazed at how good these brownies are.
    I have spent these past weeks on a website called “No meat Athlete”. The woman, Christine, who helps run the site posts “Sweet Tooth Friday” recipes under the sneak healthy desserts list. This is where i found the BB’s recipe as well as a multitude of others that I am so anxious to try. The latest two I have made were the Gingerbread Cookies (without the Guinness) and the Thumbprint Cookies- these use pureed cauliflower.
    Anyways, try these brownies.
    http://www.nomeatathlete.com/black-bean-brownies/

    Instead of the 1 1/4 c. cocoa, I used 3oz. melted unsweetened bakers chocolate and 1/4 c cocao powder;
    Instead of the 2 1/2 c. raw sugar, I used 1 cup sugar and 1 Tbsp stevia;
    I did not use hazlenuts.
    Instead of 4 tsp coffee powder, I used 2 tsp ground original house blend coffee.

    I hope they turn out great!

    Reply

  3. Jen says

    These look great! I love the idea of baking goods for one person. Is it possible for you to make a recipe for Cinnamon rolls for one or two?

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      I’m working on cinnamon rolls! 🙂
      Right now, it’s slow going because whole-grain flours have made all my trials taste very dense… but I’m not giving up yet :).

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      I’m working on cinnamon rolls! 🙂
      Right now, it’s slow going because whole-grain flours have made all my trials taste very dense… but I’m not giving up yet :).

      Reply

  4. Jen says

    YAY. I’m excited 😀

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  5. Jen says

    YAY. I’m excited 😀

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  6. Jade C says

    Try Wholegrain Spelt – it works with everything!! Also, it sometimes depends on how you incorporate everything – seiving the flour into the bowl and folding it ((along with the other dry ingredients)) into the liquids. I’m just making a suggestion here, sure you already know how to make a light dough / batter.
    Good luck – looking forward to those cinnamon rolls, I’ve been looking for a recipe for a while and now I’m really on a cinnamon “kick” 😉 😉 !!
    Jade C.

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      I’ve done spelt too… still cardboardy! 🙁
      They always LOOK beautiful, but who wants to eat a beautiful cinnamon roll that tastes terrible?

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      I’ve done spelt too… still cardboardy! 🙁
      They always LOOK beautiful, but who wants to eat a beautiful cinnamon roll that tastes terrible?

      Reply

  7. Jade C says

    Try Wholegrain Spelt – it works with everything!! Also, it sometimes depends on how you incorporate everything – seiving the flour into the bowl and folding it ((along with the other dry ingredients)) into the liquids. I’m just making a suggestion here, sure you already know how to make a light dough / batter.
    Good luck – looking forward to those cinnamon rolls, I’ve been looking for a recipe for a while and now I’m really on a cinnamon “kick” 😉 😉 !!
    Jade C.

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  8. Shari V says

    Do you happen to have the nutritional value for this? They look fantastic..can’t wait to make them! And of course, I’ve already pinned them 🙂

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      Hi Shari,
      Which recipe did you mean? 🙂

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      Hi Shari,
      Which recipe did you mean? 🙂

      Reply

  9. Shari V says

    Do you happen to have the nutritional value for this? They look fantastic..can’t wait to make them! And of course, I’ve already pinned them 🙂

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  10. Shari V says

    Oops, sorry…posted that in the wrong place!

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  11. Shari V says

    Oops, sorry…posted that in the wrong place!

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  12. jenny says

    Hey I was wondering if you had a universal scone recipe. I have been looking for one that is a “lighter” scone, maybe using a mix with garbanzo beans. Any Ideas?

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      I don’t :(.
      The only thing even close is my biscuit recipe: https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2011/11/22/buttery-pecan-pie-biscuits/

      Reply

  13. jenny says

    Hey I was wondering if you had a universal scone recipe. I have been looking for one that is a “lighter” scone, maybe using a mix with garbanzo beans. Any Ideas?

    Reply

  14. Vanessa says

    Hi there,
    I love all your recipes and this one I will be multiplying for breakfasts of next week, but as a diabetic and athelete, I’m all about high protein – is there any high protein recipes of your delicious collection? I’ve only just started reading this site and will be making the cookie dough dip for a girls night in tonight (I might be making an extra batch just for me… ahem lol).
    For me a high protein serving would be protein upwards of 15g and carbs 10g or less… I’m still new to substituting for high protein recipes so any advice is appreciated.
    I’m so impressed by this site, you should be so proud! Healthy eating is not promoted enough in my opinion and it doesnt need to be all celery, as proven here!
    Love it!
    -Vanessa

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      Hi Vanessa!
      I do have a “protein” tag… To be honest, though, I started categorizing the recipes into this tag over a year ago and sometimes just put them there if they included tofu or beans (that was before I actually started calculating nutrition facts for the recipes so I could only guess at the protein amounts). But hopefully *some* of these tagged recipes will fit your wishes! https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/tag/high-protein/

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      Hi Vanessa!
      I do have a “protein” tag… To be honest, though, I started categorizing the recipes into this tag over a year ago and sometimes just put them there if they included tofu or beans (that was before I actually started calculating nutrition facts for the recipes so I could only guess at the protein amounts). But hopefully *some* of these tagged recipes will fit your wishes! https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/tag/high-protein/

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  15. Vanessa says

    Hi there,
    I love all your recipes and this one I will be multiplying for breakfasts of next week, but as a diabetic and athelete, I’m all about high protein – is there any high protein recipes of your delicious collection? I’ve only just started reading this site and will be making the cookie dough dip for a girls night in tonight (I might be making an extra batch just for me… ahem lol).
    For me a high protein serving would be protein upwards of 15g and carbs 10g or less… I’m still new to substituting for high protein recipes so any advice is appreciated.
    I’m so impressed by this site, you should be so proud! Healthy eating is not promoted enough in my opinion and it doesnt need to be all celery, as proven here!
    Love it!
    -Vanessa

    Reply

  16. Junebug says

    Hey Katie,

    I was wondering which of your single-serving cake/cupcake recipes would be the best to adapt to a larger cake? If you were going to make a full size cake, which one would it be and how would you do it? I would prefer to sub oil with applesauce, and sugar with stevia-type sweeteners or date sugar.

    I avoid animal products, oils and processed sugars, so I love that your desserts are so easily adapted to my needs. It’s wonderful to see another young adult dedicated to health for health’s sake, running, AND desserts!

    Thanks!
    PJ

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      Hi PJ,
      I’ve actually never done it so I don’t know :-?.

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      • Junebug says

        Thanks Katie- I’ll let you know how it goes if I end up trying it!

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      • Junebug says

        Thanks Katie- I’ll let you know how it goes if I end up trying it!

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      Hi PJ,
      I’ve actually never done it so I don’t know :-?.

      Reply

  17. Junebug says

    Hey Katie,

    I was wondering which of your single-serving cake/cupcake recipes would be the best to adapt to a larger cake? If you were going to make a full size cake, which one would it be and how would you do it? I would prefer to sub oil with applesauce, and sugar with stevia-type sweeteners or date sugar.

    I avoid animal products, oils and processed sugars, so I love that your desserts are so easily adapted to my needs. It’s wonderful to see another young adult dedicated to health for health’s sake, running, AND desserts!

    Thanks!
    PJ

    Reply

  18. Kayla says

    Do you have any sugar free cake recipes? I am needing to bake a sugar free cake for a baby shower & I have been looking through your website but can’t seem to find one! But I thought you must have one! 🙂

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  19. Kayla says

    Do you have any sugar free cake recipes? I am needing to bake a sugar free cake for a baby shower & I have been looking through your website but can’t seem to find one! But I thought you must have one! 🙂

    Reply

  20. Autumn says

    Do you think you could maybe create a “Single-Lady” chocolate brownie recipe?? They are my absolute weakness but I never make them cause I know better than to have a batch of brownies in the house..haha I’ve found other recipes online but none of them have turned out tasting much like a brownie and all of your recipes I’ve tried have been INCREDIBLE 🙂 I figured if anyone could do it, it would be you! 🙂

    Thank you!!

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      I can definitely put it on my list of things to try!! 🙂

      Reply

      • Debbe says

        Any news yet on that healthy chocolate Single Lady brownie? I know you’ve posted brownie recipes, but if there was a single serving size, I missed it. I don’t even know if you’ll see this question, unless thru the miracles of technology. 🙂 I love technology almost as much as I love brownies. <3

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      • Debbe says

        Any news yet on that healthy chocolate Single Lady brownie? I know you’ve posted brownie recipes, but if there was a single serving size, I missed it. I don’t even know if you’ll see this question, unless thru the miracles of technology. 🙂 I love technology almost as much as I love brownies. <3

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    • Chocolate-Covered Katie says

      I can definitely put it on my list of things to try!! 🙂

      Reply

  21. Autumn says

    Do you think you could maybe create a “Single-Lady” chocolate brownie recipe?? They are my absolute weakness but I never make them cause I know better than to have a batch of brownies in the house..haha I’ve found other recipes online but none of them have turned out tasting much like a brownie and all of your recipes I’ve tried have been INCREDIBLE 🙂 I figured if anyone could do it, it would be you! 🙂

    Thank you!!

    Reply

  22. Cristina says

    So when you calculate the nutrition facts are calories lost when a certain food is heated or blended?

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    • Anonymous says

      No, the only thing that changes with heat would be vitamin, mineral and enzyme content. Heat and/or blending does not affect calorie content. Hope that helps 🙂

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    • Anonymous says

      No, the only thing that changes with heat would be vitamin, mineral and enzyme content. Heat and/or blending does not affect calorie content. Hope that helps 🙂

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  23. Cristina says

    So when you calculate the nutrition facts are calories lost when a certain food is heated or blended?

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  24. Logan says

    can you try and make kringle?! it’s a scandinavian dessert and i was wondering if you could find a healthy way to make a flavor like cherry or any kind! i REALLY wanna try and make a low calorie one, and i need your help! (:

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  25. Logan says

    can you try and make kringle?! it’s a scandinavian dessert and i was wondering if you could find a healthy way to make a flavor like cherry or any kind! i REALLY wanna try and make a low calorie one, and i need your help! (:

    Reply

  26. Ice says

    I want to learn to bake. But i don know where to start.
    I wonder if anyone can be a saint to guide me step by step ? i’d appreciate tonnes.

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  27. Ice says

    I want to learn to bake. But i don know where to start.
    I wonder if anyone can be a saint to guide me step by step ? i’d appreciate tonnes.

    Reply

  28. Sara Walton says

    Love, love, love your blog. Thank you so much for making healthier versions of desserts! I am always on the look-out for desserts that don’t contain as much sugar as the standard recipes always do. I’m going to make the Cake Batter Doughnuts today! Can’t wait.

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  29. Sara Walton says

    Love, love, love your blog. Thank you so much for making healthier versions of desserts! I am always on the look-out for desserts that don’t contain as much sugar as the standard recipes always do. I’m going to make the Cake Batter Doughnuts today! Can’t wait.

    Reply

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