I thought they were a bit small but when I ate one they are very rich, so you couldnβt eat too many and they are healthy. I think they would be great with a coffee π or chopped up into smaller squares and served as little chocolates. Thank you for the idea. Taste great for so little ingredients ππ±
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Put all in a mixer and mix until uniform. Place a tiny layer of cocoa powder on a baking sheet and then put mix on top with a spoon (consistence is quite dense) and spread it into a big square. Cover this with a thin layer of cocoa powder. In fridge for 2 hours, then cut in 4... Amazing brownies!!!
Thank you Laura for giving me the recipe. Next on my list to try as I love brownies and raw fruit bars. If you ever fancy making raw fruit bars Shanibars are my favourite ones but I double up the recipe to get 18 bars are the 42g to 48g size, they are delicious.
Most of the time I make my own nut butter and have used Peanut, Cashew and Almond Nut butters in this recipe. I also add a little water whilst processing the ingredients.
Ingredients
β’ 1 cup chopped dates (I use Medjool dates)
β’ 3/4 cup peanut butter (you can use any nut butter)
β’ 1/2 cup flaked coconut
β’ 3 tablespoons unsweetened cacao powder
β’ 1 pinch salt (optional) - I don't add any salt
Directions
1. Place the dates, peanut butter, coconut, cocoa powder and salt into a food processor. Cover, and blend until smooth, about 4 minutes. The mixture will be very sticky.
2. Press the mixture into a loaf pan lined with waxed paper. Refrigerate for 30 minutes. Remove the chilled mixture from the pan and slice into 6 bars. Wrap each bar in foil and refrigerate until serving.
Note: I make this recipe twice and then mix together (if you have a small food processor like me the amount of ingredients when doubling up the recipe is too much for the processor). I use a square pan and line with cling film as I found a loaf pan a very awkward shape hence doubling the recipe. The approximate size of the square pan I use is 7βx7β. I also tend to put 3 large tablespoons of cacoa powder in (you will see the recipe calls for cocoa but I much prefer the richness of the cacoa powder).
It's great to see that you've already tried out the really great recipe that Laura4fit shared - those Vegan Brownies look amazing, and I am also really admiring your gorgeous plate - I love it! Such lovely purple colours - almost like a painting.
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