6 Valentine's Day Desserts for Two

Caramel Apple Crisp for Two

Second to a kiss under the Eiffel Tower, there's nothing more romantic than sharing a dessert with your special someone. Since most won't be jet-setting to Paris this Valentine's Day, we'll settle for a shareable sweet. From our Chocolate Soufflé to our Caramel Apple Crisp, we've rounded up ten dessert recipes that make just enough for two. These confections are the perfect end to a candlelit dinner and a thoughtful way to treat your sweetheart.

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Lemon Meringue Tart for Two

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A mile-high meringue is possible only if the egg white, bowl and beaters are at room temperature.

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Chocolate Souffle

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Soufflés may look like a restaurant-only dessert, but they are actually easy to make. Whip them up right after dinner and enjoy while they're still warm from the oven.

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Caramel Apple Crisp for Two

Caramel Apple Crisp for Two

Caramel adds a sweet and salty note to this classic apple crisp designed just for two. Store-bought caramel sauce works well here, but it's easy to make your own if you prefer. Drizzle it over the warm apple crisp right before serving if you want to make this easy dessert an extra-special treat.

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2-Ingredient Peanut Butter Banana Ice Cream

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Whir up frozen bananas into an "ice cream" without the cream! Peanut butter adds a natural swirl of flavor for a sweet and satisfying dessert with no added sugar.

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Rustic Pear Tart

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Who says you can't have your tart and eat it, too? This deceptively simple fall dessert is made for special celebrations. Look for a fragrant pear that's nonetheless firm to the touch.

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Chocolate Avocado Shake

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This rich, healthy chocolate shake recipe is dairy-free and gets its creaminess from avocado instead of ice cream. If you aren't avoiding dairy, you can use regular low-fat milk and any type of semisweet or bittersweet chocolate chips in place of the nondairy chocolate chips.

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