As I age gracefully, I find myself becoming more and more like my sweet mom; she loved sweet stuff more and more as she aged and I'm guilty of that same thing now. Mom had a battle with her weight most of her adult life and was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in her 70's, something I've avoided by cutting sugar, high-carb food and alcohol (I was a huge beer drinker for years!!) for over 7 years. Eating "ketovore"-- mostly meat, seafood, eggs and low-carb vegetables has been very beneficial for me and I also occasionally go "kinda carnivore" by not adding the vegetables. My weak spot is wanting something sweet after a meal and I came across the perfect solution for me by watching "The Best 3 Ingredient Dessert We've Ever Tried!" on YouTube by "The Keto Twins". It's a very simple recipe that I tried using the ingredients they suggested, and it came out fine but I knew I could adjust it a bit to suit me more (I don't add the peanut butter). I'm a very seasoned cook and know how to whip egg whites (I'm fortunate to have local fresh eggs available ;) correctly using a copper bowl and cream of tartar so they come out perfect everytime, and I am a regular customer of ChocZero products which are the lowest carb and cleanest ingredient sweets I've found. Of course you may also use regular baking chips and spreads with added sugar if you are not on a low-carb eating lifestyle, the recipe will be just as easy and delicious.
Here is my recipe with variations:
1 egg, separated.....1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar.....2-3 heaping teaspoons ChocZero baking chips
Whip the whites with the cream of tartar until stiff peaks form. Melt the chips in the microwave being careful not to burn (about 30 seconds is good in my oven), remove and stir to cool a bit then add the yolk and blend together well. Fold in the whites and place in a lightly greased (I use ghee) microwave container of your choice. Cook uncovered on high for 1 min. 40 sec. or bake in regular oven at 350 for 20 minutes. Let cool either in the container or remove onto a rack, which is what I do.
For a variation I use ChocZero spread with the baking chips and yolk using 1 tablespoon spread with 2 tablespoons of chips. I've learned this method works better if I'm using the white chocolate chips. If I want an even more sweet end product I simply add 4-6 drops of liquid stevia in with the chips and yolk, or I "frost" with additional spread.
I hope you try this simple recipe and enjoy it as much as I do.