I bought a new cook book the other day by Hungry girl. I had read about her on sparkpeople.com, and while looking for a gardening book at Walmart, I happened upon her book. It wasn't too expensive, and I knew she did healthy or at least healthier recipes from seeing it on sparkpeople, so I bought it. While I'm not a fan of her writing style at all, her recipes are good -at least the 3 that I have tried so far. I just made these for the second time this week, so I thought I ought to come and write them down.
If you want to check out her stuff, her website is http://www.hungry-girl.com/. I'd love to fiddle with this recipe so that I didn't have such silly measures, but I have not done that. I haven't been very exact on either my ricotta measures or my cool whip measures. This time I had a bit extra cool whip, and my cones were fuller. Last time my cones came just to the top. Either way - YUM. I don't think you can mess these up.
Ingredients
- 1 cup plus 2 Tablespoons fat-free ricotta cheese
- 2/3 cup cool whip - reduced fat or fat free
- 2 1/2 Tablespoons Splenda
- 1 Tablespoon fat free, sugar free vanilla instant pudding mix
- 1 Tablespoon powdered sugar
- 2 Tablespoons mini chocolate chips, divided
- 6 sugar cones
I just throw everything but the chocolate chips and cones in my Kitchenaide and mix it up well scraping the sides once in between. Stir in 1 Tablespoon chocolate chips.
Place mix in a bag, cut off corner and pipe into cones. (I just use a sandwich size ziploc - it fits.) Top with remaining chocolate chips. My family prefers them refrigerated.
Yum!
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