Social-Feeds-Cookbook-2016
Social-Feeds-Cookbook-2016
Social-Feeds-Cookbook-2016
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LamingtoN TrufFles<br />
By @angelssharefood<br />
Cooking difficulty: easy<br />
50 minutes<br />
Makes 12 truffles<br />
“These chocolatey truffles hide the good stuff that is coconut on the inside to give you<br />
a hit of iconic lamington flavours.”<br />
Ingredients<br />
Method<br />
1 cup shredded coconut<br />
2 tbs rice malt syrup<br />
2 tsp vanilla essence<br />
Pinch of salt<br />
150g dates<br />
¼ cup water<br />
½ cup almond meal<br />
⅓ cup raw cacao powder, sifted<br />
(plus extra for dusting)<br />
Soften the dates by soaking them in half cup of water.<br />
Blend the shredded coconut in a food processor; scraping down the sides often.<br />
Blending for approximately 5 to 10 minutes will turn the coconut into a fine powder<br />
that releases some of the oils.<br />
Add the rice malt syrup and 1 teaspoon of vanilla essence and blend until all<br />
ingredients are combined.<br />
Shape into balls approximately the size of a 5 cent coin. Chill the coconut macaroons<br />
in the fridge for 30 minutes.<br />
Drain the dates and blend them with the almond meal, 1 teaspoon of vanilla and raw<br />
cacao powder until the mixture is soft and crumbly in texture.<br />
Take the coconut macaroons from the fridge. Place a tablespoon of the chocolate<br />
mixture in the palm of your hand and gently press the mixture around the macaroon<br />
until it is completely covered.<br />
Coat each ball by either dusting or rolling in cacao powder and chill until ready to serve.<br />
Maker’s note<br />
“Melburnian’s focus on health and nutritional needs inspired me to make a<br />
naturally sweetened, flour, dairy and egg free indulgence that would allow my<br />
friends to enjoy iconic Aussie flavours.”<br />
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