These easy to make amazing little truffle-like bites, are very filling and deliver a powerful nutritional punch, and are a perfect snack for Paleo Followers, and Raw Foodies. Plus, 1 truffle scores only GL: 1, which means it has a very negligible action on blood sugar levels. Despite being high in Saturated (from vegetable sources so it is actually good – in proportion), the recipe is very low in Cholesterol, and Sodium.
These little treats are perfectly suited for Paleo and Keto-dieters. INGREDIENTS (for 30 Truffles) 50 g Coconut Oil 1 tbsp Coconut Butter (or Almond Butter, etc.) – refrigerated overnight 6 tbsp Chia Seeds 200 ml full fat coconut milk (refrigerated overnight, and scoop the hardened part) ¼ tsp Matcha Green Tea ¼ tsp ground Cinnamon ¼ tsp Ground Turmeric ¼ tsp Ground Ginger ¼ tsp Ground Cayenne or Chili Powder (optional) Pinch Himalayan salt 1 tsp Pure Vanilla Powder (or Extract) 50 g White Chocolate (to sweeten. Melt on bain-marie with vanilla) or 1–2 tbsp Agave (or Brown Rice) Syrup Coating: 250 g Desiccated Coconut (unsweetened) ½ Tsp Matcha Green Tea 2 Tbsp (Toasted) Sesame Seeds Coconut Oil should always be stored in the fridge; therefore, it should be nice and hard. Scoop the necessary amount out in a bowl and replace in the fridge. Add all ingredients to the bowl (except the desiccated Coconut, the last ½ tsp of matcha green tea, and sesame seeds), and whisk energetically or use a hand mixer, until light and fluffy. You can let to set in the fridge overnight or in your freezer for 1–2 hours. Using a teaspoon, or small ice-cream scoop, form little balls (a bit smaller than a ping-pong ball), and roll them quickly between the palms of your hands to make them as round as possible. Dip each ball in the matcha-coconut-sesame mix, and place on parchment paper and let to set in the fridge. Once set, place the truffles in airtight container and keep refrigerated up to 2 weeks.
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