Roasted Strawberries | Easy Bariatric Dessert Recipe
Roasted Strawberries are a great bariatric dessert or topping for your greek yogurt!
This roasted strawberries bariatric recipe is a simple dessert recipe or it’s a great option when you need a little something extra for your greek yogurt or even to top with granola. Check it out!
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If you haven’t roasted strawberries before, you are missing out! With only 2 ingredients and just a little bit of time, you will end up with a yummy treat. Go grab some fresh strawberries and a little of your favorite sugar substitute and heat up your oven.
This is such an easy recipe, you can get kids to help out. The finished dish has a little of a strawberry syrup. It’s a great topping or mix for your greek yogurt. Personally, I like it by itself as a little low calorie treat.
You can see that there are only 2 ingredients for this bariatric dessert recipe. Looking for more Dessert Recipes? Check out this link for more bariatric desserts. Don’t deprive yourself of treats after surgery, just find the ones that fit best into your life after weight loss surgery.
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You don’t need much time or any special tools to make this quick bariatric treat. Hopefully you have a few different sugar substitutes that you keep on hand. If not, check with your doctor or bariatric nutritionist and get their thoughts on the best options for you.
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Ingredients for Roasted Strawberries Bariatric Dessert Recipe
1 quart of strawberries
1-2 packets of sugar substitute
(we used monk fruit natural sweetener!)
Directions
Begin by washing your strawberries thoroughly.
Cut the tops of the strawberries off then cut each strawberry in half (longways or
vertically).
Arrange your cut strawberries on a parchment lined baking sheet and roast
in the oven at 400° for roughly 20 minutes or until the edges start to slightly brown and
caramelize.
Immediately slide the strawberries into a bowl and add your sugar substitute.
Toss gently until your strawberries are nicely coated.
Allow your berries to chill for at least 20 minutes before serving.
Enjoy!
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