Sara Pixley
Ingredients
12 portion(s)
Chewy Chocolate Cookies
- 60 gram almond meal
- 60 gram cacao nibs
- 60 gram medjool dates (pitted), This is about 8 dates
- 60 gram Rice malt syrup, you can use less if you prefer, just enough to stick it all together
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6
17min
Preparation 5minBaking/Cooking -
7
easy
Preparation -
8
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Recipe is created forTM 31
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Recipe's preparation
Measure all dry ingredients into bowl, taking care to remove the pits from the Medjool Dates.
Mix speed 7 for about 20 seconds
Reduce speed to 1
Gently add in the rice malt syrup, through the hole in the lid, and increase speed to 6 until it's combined (usually an extra 20 seconds)
roll into balls & place on a baking sheet
cook in the oven for 10-15 mins at 180'c (if you like chewy go for the lower time frame)
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Tip
the cacoa nibs are more bitter than your traditional chocolate but add a delicious healthy twist to the chocolate cookid recipe of old.
If you dont have cacoa, feel free to use normal cooking chocolate, this isn't Paleo, but till tastes yummy, and it a good alternative if you're just using pantry staples.
my 3 year old hardly knows the difference & my husband doesn't care!
these can be a chewie treat & I've often had to save the mixture from the family as they want to devour it Before it is Cooked.
If you can't get Medjool dates then use about 12 dried dates cut in half and soaked in water for 10 mins prior, drain the liquid & pop the dates into the thermie in step 1
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Comments
Add a commentThese were delicious but very
These were delicious but very hard to work with as super sticky?
any hints on how to roll them?