Fig chocolate chia pudding
Recipe Gallery Share the Love Recipe Prep Time 0 Cook Time 0 4 – 6 People Serves 2 Beginner Difficulty 0 Ingredients 1/2 cup chia seeds 1 1/2-2 cups coconut water or filtered water or @buttanutt chocolate oat milk 1 heaped tbsp cocoa powder 1 scoop vanilla or chocolate protein powder of choice sweetener if you like tahini to serve sliced figs or fresh fruit to serve Method Mix the chia seeds, water, cacao powder, protein powder, and sweetener. Stir now and again so the chia seeds don’t clump together. Once nice and thick, serve with runny tahini, sliced figs, and a drizzle of sweetener of choice. Photo Gallery I hope you love this delish and super-filling chia seed pudding recipe! M*
Fig chocolate overnight oats
Recipe Gallery Share the Love Recipe 0 Prep Time 0 Cook Time Serves 1 4 – 6 People Difficulty 0 Beginner Ingredients 1 1/2 cups rolled oats (GF if you like) 1 1/4 cup plant milk (I used soy and chocolate oat milk) 1 heaped tbsp cacao powder 1-2 tbsp honey or syrup to sweeten 1 tsp vanilla extract pinch of salt fresh fruit to serve (figs and raspberries) cashew pistachio butter to serve or any other you like chocolate nut butter to serve hemp seeds more syrup to serve Creamy chia pudding 1/3 cup chia seeds 1 cup coconut milk or plant milk of choice 1-2 tbsp syrup to sweeten Method Add the oats and the rest of the ingredients of the oats to a bowl (except the fruit). Mix well and add a dash more sweetness if you like. Let it sit in the fridge for one hour to overnight. Mix the chia seed pudding, and let it thicken, whisking again now and again so they don’t clump together. This you can do the night before too and let it set in the fridge overnight. When you are ready to eat, add the fruit, nut butter, fruit, hemp seeds, and more syrup to sweeten. Photo Gallery Hope you love this overnight oat recipe!! Its a big favourite of mine;) M*
Raspberry fig lemon loaf
Recipe Gallery Share the Love Recipe 0 Prep Time 0 Cook Time Serves 4 4 – 6 People Difficulty 0 Beginner Ingredients 1½ cups full-fat coconut cream ¾ cup non-dairy milk (I used soy milk) ½ cup castor sugar or coconut sugar 1 tsp vanilla extract 1/4-1/3 cups coconut oil 1 tbsp lemon juice 1 tsp lemon zest 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 cups spelt flour 2 tsp baking powder ¼ tsp salt 3/4 cups raspberries fresh or frozen 1 tsp cornstarch Frosting: 3/4 cup vegan cream cheese 1 1/2 cups icing sugar 1 tsp vanilla extract pinch of salt Method Preheat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius degrees. Line a banana bread tin loaf with parchment paper. Combine all the wet ingredients in a large bowl and stir well. In another bowl, whisk all the dry ingredients except raspberries. Pour the wet mixture over the flour mixture and whisk until just combined. Wash and pat dry the raspberries. Add cornstarch and raspberries to a medium bowl and toss to coat. Gently fold raspberries and the lemon zest into the cake batter, until combined. Pour the batter into the prepared pan. Bake for 45-50 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the center comes out clean. Let the cake cool completely before slicing/glazing. For the glaze: cream the cream cheese with the icing sugar, vanilla extract, and salt. Frost the cake with the icing and then decorate with sliced figs or more raspberries. serve and enjoy! Photo Gallery Hope you love this fluffy ,delish loaf as much as we do!! M*
Fig rye banana bread
Fig rye banana bread is a banana bread lover’s dream come true. This bread is dense yet light, moist and so delish with the dried figs hidden in there. I absolutely love this bread and will def make it again, again and again. The spelt and rye flours complement the luscious figs so well. I am still dreaming about this loaf.
Prickly pear tapioca pudding
Prickly pear tapioca pudding is utterly amazing whether you decide to have it for breakfast or dessert. I actually ate this bowl of tapioca pudding with my son for breakfast and there was no complaining. It is light and subtly sweetened with juicy hints of prickly pear. I remember we ate these things so much as kids, all sliced up and cold from the fridge. My mother always said we shouldn’t eat too much, but they were just too delish. Now I love to use these beauties in savory and sweet dishes.
