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Tricky bonbon chocolates with no added sugar
Tricky bonbon chocolates with no added sugar

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Tricky bonbon chocolates

with no added sugar

Tricky bonbon chocolates with no added sugar
recipe

Meal

Dessert

Difficulty

Medium

Total Time

-

Ingredients

  • 200g dry figs
  • 2 oranges juice
  • 100g almonds
  • 2 - 3 tablespoon cocoa powder (with no sugar)
  • A pinch of salt
  • To coat: grated coconut, cocoa powder and cinnamon, sesame, chopped pistachios

Step by step

 

1. Rehydrate the sliced figs in the orange juice for 24 hours. If the orange juice is not enough to cover the figs, add some water.

 

2. Drain the figs and put them into a blender or use a hand blender or similar. Reserve the liquid for later use.

 

3. Blend the figs with the almonds, salt and cocoa powder to get a paste that is smooth but strong enough to shape. If necessary, add some of the orange juice, but keep the texture of the paste in mind.

 

4. Keep the paste in the fridge for a few hours.

 

5. Model it into ball shapes with your hands and coat them with whatever you prefer (grated coconut, chopped nuts, seeds, cocoa powder and cinnamon).

 

You can keep these chocolate balls in the fridge for a few days.

 

Tips

 

These chocolate balls are loaded with magnesium; the figs, almonds and cocoa powder are full of it. They are full of fibre, too. Both nutrients are crucial for the good working of our digestive functions and for preventing future health problems.