truffles.equal parts:
-honey (or agave)
-almond/peanut butter
-cocoa powder
ok, a little extra cocoa powder.
put mix in fridge. then, after some time, roll.
in: coconut, hemp seeds, sesame seeds, walnuts, and cacao nibs
keep in fridge. devour.
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Holy hell, those look swell. I shall make them, thanks! See you at T/F?! I hope.
ReplyDeletethanks carly :) i will see you at T/F! woo hoo!
ReplyDeleteCan you be a little more specific recipe wise? These look good, but hard to understand!
ReplyDeleteHi Ariana,
ReplyDeleteSorry the post was so short :) Here are some real instructions:
You can make as many truffles as you want, so instead of putting
"1 cup of each: honey, nut butter, and cocoa powder"
I just said equal parts. You can use 1/4 cup of each, or 3 cups of each if you're hosting a gala. (or just want a lot of leftovers :)
Mix the honey, nut butter, and cocoa powder in a bowl then refrigerate it for a while. Or pop it in the freezer for 5 minutes.
In the meanwhile, prepare your toppings in little bowls. You can use anything. I used hemp seeds, sesame seeds, coconut shavings, cacao nibs, and walnuts.
When the truffle mixture has chilled, you can start rolling it into balls. You can make the balls as small or large as you like. Then roll them into the desired topping, and place on a tray that will fit into your fridge. They should be refrigerated until you are ready to serve them.
Have fun with it and enjoy!
MMMMMMM,..thse truffles look like real winners to me! I love almond butter too!
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