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Ingredients

20 portion(s)

Raw Coconut Rough - paleo & vegan

  • 100 g pitted dates, dried
  • 200 g dessicated coconut, plus more to decorate
  • 30 g cacao powder, raw
  • 20 g coconut cream
  • 15 g Maple syrup

Icing

  • 25 g cacao powder, raw, or 3 tablespoons
  • 20 g coconut oil, melted, or 2 tablespoons
  • 20 g Maple syrup, 1 tablespoon
  • to taste salt, sea, fine, pinch
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Recipe's preparation

  1. 1. Line a small tin or baking dish with baking paper.
    2. Add dates to the bowl. Pour over boiling water to soften for a minute or two, then pour off.
    3. Add everything else to the bowl and mix speed 7/10 seconds.
    4. Press the ‘dough’ into prepared tin. Use the back of a spoon or your hands to ensure it's pressed in well and there's no holes. Move to the fridge while you prepare the icing.
    5. ICING: Either add everything to a small bowl and mix by hand, or to the TM bowl and mix for a few seconds until everything's blended and there's no lumps. I find doing it by hand is easier as it's such a small quantity and you lose a bit under the blades in the TM. Alternatively, you could double the ingredients for extra delicious results.
    6. Spread the icing over the slice and sprinkle coconut over the top, if you like (I ran out of coconut the time I took the photo! Still delicious though).
    Store in freezer to firm up for an hour.
    7. Chop into desired sized pieces - I like bite sized. Keeps best in the freezer.
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Tip

The recipe calls for about a tablespoon of coconut cream. If you don’t want to open a tin for such a small amount, just swap it for coconut oil. Or to get more use, add about a tablespoon of cream to the icing too; it’ll make it more creamy and actually set the chocolate a little harder.

You can also use fresh dates instead of dried, just skip the soaking phase.

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  • I make this every week now and it's helped me kick...

    Submitted by Bayer on 18. April 2019 - 12:56.

    I make this every week now and it's helped me kick my sugar cravings. I always make double the icing as a single batch isn't enough to cover I think. So yum!

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  • Delicious 😋

    Submitted by Cazza62au on 30. November 2018 - 19:20.

    Delicious 😋

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