Healthy Yogurt Dessert Recipes

Fresh blood oranges are so sweet they almost create their own caramel under the broiler--a little brown sugar on top seals the deal. A hint of cardamom enhances their aroma. Once you scoop out and eat the caramelized sections, squeeze the remaining blood orange juice over the yogurt.

This eye-catching frozen peppermint-chocolate bark was inspired by Williams Sonoma's Original Peppermint Bark--our loose interpretation of the treat is frozen and made with Greek yogurt, chocolate and crushed candy canes. For the creamiest bark, be sure to use full-fat yogurt, as fat-free yogurt can get icy when frozen. Serve this healthy dessert when you want all those festive holiday flavors in a lightened-up--and totally delicious--package. Just don't stuff your Christmas stockings with this bark because it melts quickly.

Slightly sweet, tender pears are paired with a lovely vanilla-, cinnamon- and orange-infused golden syrup. The (literal) icing on the cake is a dollop of creamy vanilla yogurt in the bottom of the bowl. This very elegant dessert is also calorie-conscious and brimming with fiber. If you want to dress up your poached pears, they can be topped with a variety of items, like granola, crushed cookies, chopped nuts, whipped cream or vanilla ice cream.

This yogurt parfait makes a great snack for after school but it's also a nice healthy dessert choice for after dinner. It's light, fresh, and full of fruit, and you'll love the contrast of crunchy toasted nuts in each spoonful.

Dried apricots give plain vanilla yogurt a tart-sweet boost of flavor, plus potassium and fiber.

A warm cherry, raspberry and cranberry compote--with a savory hint of rosemary-- makes a tasty topper for the tangy, thick yogurt in this sophisticated, low-fat dessert.

This simple, low-calorie dessert recipe pairs a homemade yogurt cheese with fresh figs, a touch of sweet honey and a sprinkling of crunchy walnuts. The best time to find fresh figs is during the summer through early fall.

Topped with fresh raspberries and lemon zest, this cake is a beautiful dessert you'll be proud to serve at special meals.

If you haven't tried making frozen yogurt at home, you'll want to experiment with this recipe! Fresh blackberries, honey and a little fresh mint are a powerful combination, and at serving time, this frozen treat is served with pieces of toasted multi-grain waffles and slivered almonds.

Zabaglione is an Italian dish made from whipped egg yolks, sugar and marsala wine. The simple combination of this decadent chocolate dessert with vanilla frozen yogurt will have you on cloud nine.

A cookie for breakfast? Say no more! Choose a mini breakfast cookie and pair it with yogurt and raspberries for a delicious and nutritious breakfast.

This Crunchy Chocolate-Raspberry Yogurt snack is packed with protein and kid friendly. Bonus! Greek yogurt has twice as much protein as regular yogurt.

It's easy to stop at a frozen yogurt shop to buy something sweet but when you make the treat yourself, you can ensure it fits right into your meal plan. This honey flavored frozen yogurt recipe uses fat-free Greek yogurt and makes 8 servings!

This frozen yogurt is fun to make! The coconut and almond flavor is rich and tastes amazing when drizzled with the homemade chocolate sauce.

Don't think you have time for dessert? Try this four-ingredient fruity special. It's super quick to prepare.

These fun yogurt pops studded with fresh berries make a great on-the-go breakfast for a busy morning--perfect for kids and adults alike.

Need a sweet treat for a snack or dessert? This healthy low-calorie recipe will satisfy your craving for a banana sundae (without the ice cream) and is ready in less than 5 minutes.

Blueberries add all the sweetness you need, naturally, to protein-rich Greek yogurt in this satisfying snack.

These blueberry-studded yogurt ice pops look just like pancakes for a silly healthy snack your kids will love.

The combination of tangy yogurt, sweet pineapple, and vanilla bring out the best in fresh fruit to make this healthy dessert or snack.