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Raw coffee cinnamon buns

Recipe Gallery Share the Love Recipe Prep Time 0 Cook Time 0 4 – 6 People Serves 2 Beginner Difficulty  0 Ingredients 1 cup oat flour (blend your own if you like)  1/2 cup buckwheat groats, blended into a flour  1 tsp ground cinnamon  pinch of salt  1 espresso shot  Date caramel  2 cups brown dates, soaked until soft  1/3 cups nut butter  some milk to smooth it out  pinch of salt  Method Blend the date caramel ingredients until smooth, and store them in a glass jar in the fridge.  Add the dry cinnamon bun ingredients into a bowl and add the espresso shot and date caramel as needed, kneed until you have a smooth dough.  Roll the dough onto a floured surface into a long rectangular shape.  Smear on date caramel, roll the cinnamon bun up, slice into rounds, and enjoy! These freeze well, they are a great individual size for brekkie with some fruit and yogurt! Photo Gallery I hope you love these cinnamon buns as much as I do! Have a lovely week! M*

Medjool stuffed dates

Recipe Gallery Share the Love Recipe 0 Prep Time 0 Cook Time Serves 4 4 – 6 People Difficulty  0 Beginner Ingredients 8-10 Medjool dates, pits removed (replace with brown dates, here you can smash them and use them as the base if not possible to stuff)  Cashew pistachio nut butter or any nut butter of choice  100-150g Dark chocolate to dip  Cashew butter frosting  Crushed nuts to decorate  Cashew butter frosting  1/3 cup cashew pistachio nut butter (sub again with nut butter on hand)  50g vegan white chocolate or icing sugar to mix  Method Remove the pits of the Medjool dates, stuff them with 1 tsp nut butter, and add a few crushed nuts inside if you like.  Freeze for about 20 minutes before dipping in the melted chocolate.  Mix the frosting ingredients and then decorate the dates, add crushed nuts, and freeze again for 10 minutes.  Enjoy! Photo Gallery Hope you love these ultra delicious raw vegan snacks!! M*

Date caramel almond butter domes

Date caramel almond butter domes are the perfect easy plant-based dessert for your festive table this year. It looks super impressive and tastes truly delish. This time of year is truly magical especially since we have been living in France these past five years. I guess I love a white Christmas more than a sunny Christmas, I think it’s the fact that it is cozier and you can have so many excuses to drink lots and lots of hot chocolate.

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