Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Big Changes for The Raw Dessert Kitchen!



Hi everyone! 

Me and Jakob have decided to transform The Raw Dessert Kitchen. A lot of exiting stuff is going to be available for you when we are finished. So far we can't give any more details, but I won't blog for a while now. We have a BIIIG raw cake to bake you see and all of my love is going to be poured into that cake. 

We are crazy in love with the idea of coming together as a business couple, The Raw Dessert Kitchen is no longer going to be my one-man-band.

When we open the doors to show our new baby you will get so much more of what I and Jakob can offer you. 

See you then!

Oh, and if you would miss me, come on over to my page on facebook where I'll keep you updated on whats going on in our lives. And don't worry, you won't be spammed with 10 posts on your wall every day ;) We like to keep it spam free. 






Monday, September 17, 2012

Hemp and Acaí Clusters

Hail to the Ground Crew of the Mothership, shiny beings you! It's intense times, change is in the air. I'll only have time for a quickie. But it's a super healthy one, and you'll def have time to whip this up in between your doings! You deserve it.




Hemp & Acaí Clusters, makes seven clusters.
(Swedish further down)

• 100 g Cacao butter (is to be melted)
• 2 tbsp Carob powder
• 1 tbsp Lucuma powder
• 2 tabsp Agave nectar
• Salt & vanilla to taste
• 1 tablespoon tahini, almond butter or cashew butter
• 0.5 cup Hemp seeds
• 0.5 tbsp Acaí berry powder
• 3 tbsp Orange juice

Slowly melt the cacao butter in a water bath. Add the reset of the ingredients to a bowl with the melted Cacao butter and stir until blended. Pour in silicone forms and transfer to the freezer until hard. 

[What is lúcuma?]

Lúcuma (Lu-ku-ma) is a fruit powder that gives not only a unique flavor to your raw sweets, it also gives a wonderful texture to smoothies, fillings, spreads and not to mention raw ice creams! Lucuma is a subtropical fruit from the dry subtropical Andean coastal valleys of Peru. The trees grow at 1000-2400 meters above sea level. The fruit is very nutritious, having high levels of carotene, vitamin B3, carbohydrates, fibre, vitamins and minerals (such as iron etc). In some countries it is one of the most popular ice-cream flavors.





Hampa & Acaí Chokladkluster, blir sju st.

• 100 g Kakaosmör smältes
• 2 msk Carobpulver
• 1 msk Lucuma
• 2 msk Agavenektar
Himalayasalt och äkta Vanilj
• 1 msk Tahini, Mandelsmör eller Cashewsmör
• 1 dl skalad Hampa
• 1 msk Acaí bärpulver
• 3 Apelsinjos

Smält sakta Kakaosmöret i ett vattenbad eller i en torkugn. Tillsätt resten av ingredienserna i en skål med det smälta Kakaosmöret och rör om tills blandat. Häll i silikonformar och ställ i frysen tills hårda.



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Tuesday, September 11, 2012



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Tuesday, September 4, 2012

Ginger & Lemon Cake



Hi friends, happy September! The inevitable end of summer and the graceful entrance of fall is upon us. It is time to enjoy the produce of our beautiful Mother nature. 

Yesterday I felt a cold was breaking out. I rarely get colds but I felt my body was asking me for lemons,  fresh ginger and raspberries. Why not putting them in a cake, I thought? I know these ingredients are great to boost the immune system (as you can read about further down). I also added some turmeric to the middle Lemon layer, both for coloring and healing properties. 


Fresh ginger: Ginger is a widely used herb in both traditional medicine and as a spice in many cultures throughout the world. Ginger is often referred to as a root, but it is actually an underground stem (called rhizome). In Chinese medicine, ginger root has traditionally been used to clean the body of viruses such as colds and flus. It also helps against the cold sickness. Ginger root is a versatile remedy for many more conditions: It is an aphrodisiac, helps the digestion and fatigue, is anti-inflammatory, helps for menstrual cramps and lower belly cramps (due to gas), nausea and believe it or not, as a pain killer both internally and externally. You can actually apply it to an area on your skin that aches to get relieve. 

Turmeric: Recent research has revealed that turmeric is a natural wonder, proving beneficial in the treatment of many different health conditions from cancer to Alzheimer's disease. As it is a natural antiseptic and antibacterial agent (great for colds and flus), is a natural liver detoxifier, is anti-inflammatory, slows the progress of cancer and may prevent metastases, may aid in fat metabolism and help in weight management, has long been used in Chinese medicine as a treatment for depression. 

Lemon: Lemon is an excellent fruit that aids in fighting problems related to throat infections, sore throat and tonsillitis as it has an antibacterial property. Lemon water assists in curing respiratory problems, along with breathing problems and revives a person suffering from asthma. Lemon helps to break fever by increasing perspiration. Besides this lemon acts as a blood purifier, is good for weight loss and it can help relieve many digestion problems (nausea, heartburn, bloating and parasites). Lemon is also a liver tonic as it helps the liver to produce more bile. It can help dissolve gallstones and kidney stones plus reduce the amount of phlegm. 

Raspberries:  Raspberries can fight different allergies, including asthma and rhinitis. They are recommended to improve respiratory function and treat chronic coughs and colds. One cup of fresh  raspberries contains about one-third of the daily recommended fibre value for adults, which can help speed elimination and possibly promote weight loss. Raspberries have significantly high levels of phenolic flavonoid phytochemicals such as anthocyanins, ellagic acid (tannin), quercetin, gallic acid, cyanidins, pelargonidins, catechins, kaempferol and salicylic acid. Scientific studies show that these antioxidant compounds in these berries have potential health benefits against cancer, aging, inflammation, and neuro-degenerative diseases.






The Cure For Colds Cake with Ginger & Lemon
(Swedish further down..)

Please notice that the cups I use are 200 ml!

Ginger Base Layer (nut free)

• 1 cup (200 ml) Pumpkin seeds
• 1 cup (200 ml) shredded Coconut
• 1 cup or 200 g pitted Dates
• 1.5 tsp shredded fresh Ginger
• 2 small pinches of Himalayan salt
• 0.5 tsp real Vanilla
• 2 tbsp Lucuma powder (optional, can be substituted with mesquite)
• 0.5 cup (100 ml) Hemp seeds (de shelled)
• 1/4 cup (50 ml) melted Cacao butter (about 50 g)
• 1/4 cup (50 ml) Water

1) Start by slowly melting 50 gram of Cacao butter in a water bath or in a dehydrator own. While it's melting continue with the next step.

2) Pit the dates and soak them in water for about 5 to 10 minutes. 

3) In your blender, grind the Pumpkin seeds into a flour and put in a bowl. Then do the same with the shredded Coconut and Hemp seeds. It doesn't have to be perfect, actually too fine flour can make the base a little heavy. 

4) Now make a "date paste" of the dates by adding them to a food processor (strain the water first) and process together with the melted Cacao butter. To the date paste, add the shredded Ginger, Himalayan salt, Vanilla, Lucuma and Water. Process until incorporated.

5) Add the nut flours to the paste and process on low speed until you have a dough. 

6) Put the dough in a spring pan and continue with the Lemon layer! Use a wet spatula to get an even surface. 


Lemon Layer

• 2 cups (400 ml) of Cashews (can be substituted with 1 cup Pumpkin seeds & 1 cup shredded Coconut if you want it nut free. To make this mixture smooth you have to use a high powered blender though).
• Zest from 3 organic Lemons
• 1 tbsp Lemon juice
• 0.5 cup + 1/4 cup Water (100 ml + 50 ml)
• 3 tbsp Agave
• 1 pinch of Himalayan salt
• 0.5 tsp Turmeric powder
• 0.5 cup (100 ml) virgin Coconut oil

1) Grind the Cashews into a fine flour using a blender. Add the rest of the ingredients to the blender except for the Coconut oil and blend until perfectly smooth. Add the Coconut oil and blend for 15 sec. 

2) Pour the Lemon layer over the base and put in the freezer to harden for the top layer.

If you want to you can finish the cake with only two layers + the frosting. Otherwise the third layer is going on top of the hardened Lemon layer, which is the same as the bottom layer. 


Top Ginger Layer (see bottom Ginger Layer)

1) Do the same dough as the bottom layer and apply to the harden Lemon layer. 


Frosting

• 70 g Cacao butter (1/3 cup as melted)
• 1/3 (66 ml) cup shredded Coconut
• 0.5 tsp Lemon juice
• 1/8 teaspoon real Vanilla
• 1 tbsp Lucuma (optional)
• 1.5 tbsp Agave
• 1 tbsp Water

1) Slowly melt the Cacao butter. Grind the shredded Coconut into a fine flour using a blender. Add the rest of the ingredients to the blender. Pour the frosting over the cake and decorate with Raspberries and Hemp seeds!

Put the cake in the fridge over night to rest. Use a sharp, warm knife when you serve as the middle layer is slightly more loose then the bottom and top layer. Hope you enjoy~ 


Förkylnings Kakan med Ingefära & Citron

Bottenlagret med ingefära (nötfri)

• 2 dl Pumpakärnor
• 2 dl riven Cocos
• 2 dl eller 200 g urkärnade Dadlar
• 1.5 tsk riven färsk Ingefära
• 2 små nypor Himalayasalt
• 0.5 tsk äkta Vanilj
• 2 msk Lucuma (valfritt, kan bytas ut mot mesquite)
• 1 dl Hampa frön
• 0.5 dl eller 50 g smält Kacaosmör
• 0.5 dl Vatten

1) Smält sakta Kakaosmöret i ett vattenbad eller torkugn. Medan det smälter, fortsätt med nästa steg. 

2) Kärna ur Dadlarna och lägg dem i blöt 5 till 10 min.

3) Gör ett mjöl av Pumpakärnorna i din blender och häll mjölet i en skål. Gör mjöl av den rivna Cocosen och Hampafröna, häll i skålen. Det behöver inte vara ett jättefint mjöl, ett för fint mjöl kan göra kakan lite tung.

4) Gör nu en "dadelpasta". Börja med att hälla bort vattnet från dadlarna och tillsätt dem till en matberedare. Tillsätt det smälta Kakaosmöret och mixa till en pasta. Arbeta med en slickepott för att skrapa rent väggarn i matberedaren. Till pastan tillsätter du den rivna Ingefäran, saltet, Vaniljen, Lucuma och Vatten, mixa tills blandat.

5) Tillsätt nötmjölen till dadelpastan och mixa tills du har en deg. 

6) Tryck ner degen jämt och fint i en pajform med löstagbar kant. Använd en blöt slickepott eller sked för att få ytan så jämn som möjligt. Fortsätt med Citron lagret! 


Citron lagret (mellan lager)

• 4 dl Cashewnötter (kan bytas ut mot 2 dl Pumpakärnor & 2 dl riven Cocos om du vill ha det nötfritt. För att få den här smeten riktigt fin behöver du en blender med stark motor).
• Zest från 3 eko Citroner
• 1 msk Citron juice
• 1.5 dl Vatten
• 3 msk Agave
• 1 nypa Himalayasalt
• 0.5 tsk Gurkeja pulver
• 1 dl virgin Cocosolja

1) Gör ett mjöl av Cashewnötterna i en blender. Tillsätt resten av ingredienserna utom Cocosoljan och mixa tills helt jämn och fin. Tillsätt nu Cocosoljan och mixa 15 sek.  

2) Häll Citronlagret över basen och ställ i frysen för att hårdna eftersom toppenlagret ska bres på Citronlagret.

Om du vill kan du nöja dig med kakan nu och göra färdigt den med frosting och hallon. 

Toppen lagret med ingefära (se botten lagret)

1)  Gör samma deg som botten lagret och bre på citron lagret när det är hårt nog.  


Frosting

• 70 g Kakaosmör 0.75 dl som smält)
• 0.75 dl riven Cocos Coconut
• 0.5 tsk Citron juice
• 0.5 krm äkta Vanilj
• 1 msk Lucuma
• 1.5 msk Agave
• 1 msk Vatten

1) Smält sakta Kakaosmöret. Gör ett mjöl av Cocosen i en blender. Tillsätt resten av ingredienserna och  mixa tills slät. Häll frostingen över kakan och dekorera med Hallon och mer Hampa. Låt kakan vila i kylen över natten. Använd en vass, varm kniv när du serverar då mitten lagret är något mer löst än botten och toppen lagret. Njut med gott samvete~ 



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Thursday, August 23, 2012

A Raw Mocca Mousse

Are you a coffee lover? Good, cuz you're invited to a crazy raw tea party *on my bed* where the magic happens. Especially today as Im having a photo shoot on my bed (the room's got two windows and a mirror so the light is perfect).




I love making mousses as you can pop what ever you fancy in them. Ah well almost anything. This time I flavored my mousse with coffee AND chlorella! Then I piped it out in small coffee cups to be enjoyed well chilled. The mousse is quite heavy so you feel cute and sweet after only 4 to 5 spoons, which makes it the perfect after dinner dessert. This recipe serves about four small cups.

I picture an old, odd lady living with 20 cats in a cabin somewhere where the mailman don't visit, that she feeds the bears and wolves around her house with leftovers and that she has a raven living on her porch. Anyhow, this lady would come up with a recipe like this one, trying to seduce any passtravelers. Only that the lady happens to be me. Minus the cats, raven, bears, wolves, the cabin and so but... yeah and Im not an old lady.. But the archetype of that old lady lives inside of me and I do try to seduce you with this mousse. Are you with me? Good. Let's dive into it! 

If you don't want 7 tablespoons of nasty, decadent, strong, black coffee in your mousse, then try adding some Maca instead. But hey, if you want to enjoy some coffee, do it stylishy sinful! 




Crazy Tea Party Mocca Mousse, swedish

• 2 dl Dadlar
• 2.5 dl Cocosmjölk (2.5 dl Vatten + 1 dl Cocos, kör i blender och pressa ut mjölken genom en "nötmjölkspåse")
• 2 små nypor rosa Himalayasalt
• 1 krm äkta Vanilj
• 2.5 msk raw Kakao
• 1 msk Lucuma
• 2 msk Avocado
• 7 msk starkt, svart Kaffe
• 5 msk virgin Cocosolja
• 0.5 tsk Chlorella

Kärna ur och blötlägg Dadlarna. Gör Cocosmjölken och brygg kaffet. Överför Dadlar och Cocosmjölk till en blender och mixa tills slätt. Tillsätt nu resten av ingredienserna utom Cocosoljan och mixa tills helt slät. Tillsätt då Cocosoljan och mixa 15 sek. Lägg moussen i kylen över natten, eller för att den ska stelna snabbare, i frysen. Du kan hälla ner moussen i en plastpåse och när den har stelnat och blivit krämigare klipper du av ett litet hörn av påsen och klämmer i det i en skål / tekopp. Toppa med bär. 




• Do you happen to be Swedish? Great! Pay a visit to our webshop therawdessertkitchen.se to shop your super foods and find out more about how to use them and why they are so good for your body and mind! Here's where you go.

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Thursday, August 9, 2012

The Sundae Challenge





The Tale Of The Holy Sundae

"Once up on a time, there was a Sundae so divine, that only the ones with the purest  of heart could eat it. The legend tells of a small but growing number of people, being so in tuned with the divine, that they could fully and deeply dive into the molecules of joy found in this fountain of flavors. The feaster would be filled up with supernatural, divine powers and ecstatic love. These people are the only ones that have the magic touch to grab and set free the holy blue spoon that is stuck into the ice cream and that the sundae would then be lit in a glorious light. 

Many have looked for the Holy Graal Sundae and different theories swirls about, though the latest clue would be that it is somewhere in a small kitchen in the deep, dark forests of Sweden, guarded by a fair alchemist Lady named Karolinae, with her chevalier Sir Jakob The Brave Webmaster. 

And who knows, maybe the luck will come knocking on your door saying you are ready to grab the holy blue spoon and fill your mouth with spoonfuls of raw ice cream. Only the stars know."




The Holy Sundae Graal, makes 2 graals.

First make one basic batter that is divided into three batters (about one cup in each) which you then add flavor to. Peel about 2 rhubarb stems and cut them into cubes. Put them into the freezer until deep freezed then thaw them carefully under some hot running water. Any cold pieces of rhubarb will make the Rhubarb ice cream lumpy. The process of freezing rhubarb and thawing it like this makes rhubarb a really great ingredient in the raw dessert kitchen. You'll get a wonderful summer-flavor! And the ice creams doesn't have to be deep freezed, only slightly firmer. The important step is to let the Pecan-Lemon Ice cream get firmer so you can pipe it!


The Basic Ice Cream Batter


• 180 g or 1 1/2 cup Cashews
• 1 1/2 cup Water
• 3 tablespoons melted virgin Coconut oil
• 100 g or 0.5 cup of melted Cacao butter
• 1 pinch of Himalayan salt
• 1/4 teaspoon real Vanilla or liquid Vanilla
• 4 tablespoons Agave nectar
• 1 teaspoon Sunflower lecitin

• 3 tablespoons of Lucuma
• 1 teaspoon of Lemon juice

Slowly melt the Cacao butter in a water bath or in a dehydrator. Grind the Cashews into a super fine flour in a blender. Add all the ingredients except for the Coconut oil and blend until completely smooth. Then add the Coconut oil and blend for maximum 15 sec. Divide the batter into two bowls, about 1 cup in each. Continue with the Pecan-Lemon Ice cream.


The Pecan-Lemon Ice cream

To the blender add:

• Zest from 2.5 organic Lemons (about 0.5 teaspoon + 1/4 teaspoon of zest).
• 1 teaspoon Lemon juice

Blend until incorporated. Now make the pecan crumbs:

• 0.5 cup Pecans
• Cinnamon to taste

Put into a food processor or coffee grinder to grind the Pecans into crumbs. Add the crumbs to the Lemon Ice cream and stir by hand. Pour into a low container and let it chill in the freezer for about 30-40 minutes. It needs to be hard enough to be put into a pastry bag. Otherwise you can just put the Pecan-Lemon ice cream on top with a spoon. Stir the ice cream every now and then. You will se how it gets creamier and creamier by the minute.

Observe: If you want to pipe a swirl using a pastry bag, chose a large tip, and make the pecan crumbs rather small. Too big crumbs can get stuck in the tip, causing severe frustration to any perfectionist out there ;)


The Chocolate Chip Cacao Ice cream

Wash the blender and add one cup of the Basic Ice cream Batter into the blender. Add:

• 2 tablespoons of raw Cacao
• 1 tablespoon of Lucuma
• 1 tablespoon of Mesquite

Blend to incorporate. Don't put the Cacao ice cream into the freezer just yet. Now make the chocolate chip!

• 50 g or 1/4 cup melted Cacao butter
• 2 tablespoons raw Cacao
• 1 tablespoon Carob
• 1/4 teaspoon real Vanilla
• 2.5 tablespoon Agave nectar
• add some Cayenne powder to your liking (optional)

Slowly melt the Cacao butter in a water bath. Transfer to a bowl and add the rest of the ingredients. Stir by hand. Put a thin layer of the melted chocolate into a container to be put into the freezer. Save 2 tablespoons of the melted chocolate for decoration on top of the sundae. When the melted chocolate is hard, take it out of the freezer and brake it into small pieces that you put into the Cacao Ice cream, stir and put it into the freezer. Continue with the last ice cream!


The Rhubarb Ice cream

Wash the blender and ad the last cup of Basic Ice cream batter to the blender. Add:

• 70 g or 0.5 cup cubes of Rhubarb, deep freezed and thawed
• 0.5 teaspoon of Spirulina (if you have your spirulina in form of tablets, you can crush them between two spoons)

Blend to incorporate. Transfer into a container and put into the freezer to harden a bit.

Assemble: First pour some of the melted chocolate in the bottom of the glass to get a nice color effect. Then add the Rhubarb Ice cream, the Cacao Ice cream and finally pipe the Pecan-Lemon ice cream on top. Add the melted chocolate and sprinkle some pecan crumbs. Now dig in and enjoy!





• Do you happen to be Swedish? Great! Pay a visit to our webshop therawdessertkitchen.se to shop your super foods and find out more about how to use them and why they are so good for your body and mind! Here's where you go.

• Not signed up for my free eLetter yet? Oh no... That means you're missing out on a lot of exciting stuff, like cool raw recipes, info and offers (mostly for the swedish readers). It's easy fixed though, sign up in the submission box to the right blog-column. See you there!

• Want more? Then click like to The Raw Dessert Kitchen's Page on Facebook to get updates. I'd LOVE to hear from you! Tell me what you think about stuff, your opinion and feedback means a lot to me. 

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Sunday, August 5, 2012

Ice Cream Sandwich with a Chocolate Chip Mint Filling


I don't know about you, but personally I adore everything with mint in it. These Ice Cream Sandwiches have a Chocolate Chip Mint Filling that I originally created for one of the swirled pies in my eBook 'The Dessert Revolution'. The pie ('Mint Kiss Swirl Pie' on page 27-28) is swirled with a vanilla filling and this mint filling, loaded with gorgeous cacao nibs that gives that chocolate crunch.

The Sandwich cookies does not require a dehydrator, though they need to be a bit freeze to harden. They are based on hemp seeds, pumpkin seeds and shredded coconut. If you like your seeds soaked and sprouted it is fine. Only make sure they are dry before you start making a flour of them. 


Why I love HEMP

• Hemp can grow almost everywhere on this planet. By nature hemp is organic as it doesn't need any fertilizer, chemicals, and pesticide. It adds nutrients to the soil, removes toxins, aerates the soil and prevents soil erosion with it’s long roots. Hemp actually leaves the soil in better condition than before it was planted.

• You can make hemp milk out of hemp seeds.

• The hemp plant can be used for three important and usable products as the seeds, the powder of the seeds (hemp protein powder) and the oil, all is highly nutritious. You can also eat the fresh leaves in a salad. 

• Hemp is very rich in nutrients such as omega fatty acids, amino acids, and minerals. The seed oil contains 80% essential fatty acids (EFAs), linoleic acid (LA, 50-70%), alpha-linolenic acid (ALA, 15–25%) and Gamma-Linolenic_acid (GLA, 1–6%). 

• Both the complete protein and the essential oils contained in hemp seeds are in ideal ratios for human nutrition. 

• 65% of its protein content in hemp is in the form of globulin edestin, so that it can actually be used by the body in its raw state. 

• Hemp seed oil promotes a beautiful skin and hair, nourishing both on a cellular level. As a daily routine, apply hemp oil to your skin and it will be absorbed where the EFA's can go straight to work!

 Also the GLA acid is healing for the gut which also promotes a glowing, healthy skin.

• The oil and the protein powder is perfect for athletes wanting defined muscles. 

• Add a handful of hemp seeds to your smoothie and you will get a creamier, more nutritious and more satisfying smoothie. I find that a couple of teaspoons of orange juice pares very well with hemp. 






The Hemp Sandwich Cookies, nut free
Makes about 8 double cookies.

• 1 cup hulled Hemp seeds
• 1 1/2 cup shredded Coconut
• 0.5 cup Pumpkin seeds
• 2 small pinches of Himalayan salt
• 0.5 teaspoon real Vanilla
• 5 tablespoons of Lucuma
• 1/3 cup Water
• 2 tablespoons melted virgin Coconut oil
• 3 tablespoons Agave nectar
• 2 teaspoons Orange juice

Grind the Hemp seeds, shredded Coconut and Pumpkin seeds into a fine flour using a blender. Transfer to a large bowl. Add the rest of the ingredients and stir by hand until you get a dough. Put the dough on a piece of greaseproof paper and flatten it out. Put another piece of greaseproof paper on top and work the doug out with a rolling pin. Stamp cookies with a cookie cutter and lift the whole paper up, with the dough and place it in the freezer. When the cookies are hard you can carefully peel them off the paper.





Chocolate Chip Mint Cream
The recipe below will give you a lot more mint cream than needed for the cookies. You can use the rest as a mint ice cream, or make half the recipe. 

• 180 g or 1 1/2 cup Cashews
• 1 1/2 cup Water
• 3 tablespoons melted virgin Coconut oil
• 100 g or 6 tablespoons of melted Cacao butter
• 1 pinch of Himalayan salt
• 1/4 teaspoon real Vanilla or liquid Vanilla
• 2 tablespoons Agave nectar
• 1 teaspoon Sunflower lecitin
• 1 cup Mint leaves, tightly packed
• 0.5-1 teaspoon Spirulina powder
• 5-8 drops Mint essence
• Two handfulls of cacao Nibs

Slowly melt the Cacao butter in a water bath or in a dehydrator. Grind the Cashews into a super fine flour in a blender. Add all the ingredients except for the Coconut oil and Nibs and blend until completely fine. Then add the Coconut oil and blend for maximum 15 sec. Finally add the Nibs but don't blend. Make sure to adjust the flavors to your liking. Add a little extra sweetener or mint essence if you like. The filling will taste the best when well chilled. 

Pour the batter into a container with lid that can be stored in your freezer. The batter will at this point look rather loose, but don't worry, it will turn into the creamiest filling after some time in the freezer. You need to freeze the mint filling for about 1.5 hour. Stir it every now and then for an even result. When it is creamy and hard enough to be spread on the cookies it is done. 



Glass Sandwich på Hampa med Choklad & Mintkräm (delvis nötfria)

Sandwich Cookies
Blir ca 8 dubbla cookies

• 2 dl skalad Hampa
• 3 dl riven Cocos
• 1 dl Pumpakärnor (om groddade, se till att de är helt torra innan de mals till mjöl)
• 2 msk smält virgin Cocosolja 
• 2 små nypor Himalayasalt
• 0.5 tsk äkta Vanilj
• 5 msk Lucuma
• 0.75 dl Vatten
• 3-4 msk Agave nektar (använder du honung så ta mer eftersom det är svagare sötma)
• 2 tsk Apelsinjuice

Gör ett mjöl av Hampan, Cocosen och Pumpakärnorna i en blender. Tillsätt resten av ingredienserna till en stor skål och rör för hand tills du har fått en deg. Platta ut degen ovanpå ett smörpapper. Lägg sen smörpapper ovanpå degen och kavla ut med kavel ca 0.5 cm tjockt. Tycker du det blir för kladdigt kan du mala lite mer mjöl och strö över. Stansa kakaor och lyft över hela smörpappret med degen på till frysen där de får ligga och hårdna. Ta sen en osthyvel el. liknande och lossa försiktigt på kakorna. Lägg dem åter i frysen. Fortsätt med mintkrämen!

Chocolate Chip Mintkräm
Detta recept blir nästan en hel normalstor blender-kanna full och det kommer bli smet över efter att du brett på den på kakorna. Antingen kan du använda resten av smeten som glass, eller göra halva receptet nedan. Vill du ha många Sandwich cookies kan du göra dubbla satsen cookies och hela satsen smet nedan. 

• 3 dl Cashewnötter
• 1 nypa Himalayasalt
• 1 krm äkta Vanilj
• 3 dl Vatten
• 2-3 msk Agavenektar
• 1 tsk Solroslecitin
• 3 msk smält virgin Cocosolja
• 100 g eller 6 msk smält Kakaosmör
• 2 stora nävar Kakao Nibs
• 2 dl Myntalöv, tätt packat
• 0.5-1 tsk Spirulinapulver eller krossa ca 4-8 st piller i mortel
• 5-8 droppar Mint essens

Mal Cashewnötterna till ett fint, fint mjöl i en blender. Tillsätt resten av ingredienserna förutom Cocosoljan och Nibsen. Mixa länge och väl tills du har en perfekt smet. Den kommer att se lös ut, men allt ordnar till sig sen i frysen och blir till den krämigaste glassen du kan tänka dig. Tillsätt den smälta Cocosoljan och mixa max 15 sek. Slutligen häller du i Nibsen utan att mixa och häller upp på burk som ställs i frysen. Var noga med att smaka av. Justera mängden sötma och mint tills det smakar perfekt för Dig! Smeten kommer smakmässigt mer till sin rätt som fryst. Låt frysa i ca 1.5 timme. Rör om då och då för att få en jämn frysning. När smeten börjar få en krämig konsistens av det tjockare slaget kan du skeda på eller spritsa på fyllningen mellan kakorna. 

Tips: Spirulinan färgar smeten knallgrön, så vill du ha en ljus mintgrön färg som på bilderna använder du 0.5 tsk Spirulina. Vill du ha en mörkare färg tillsätter du mer. Jag använder Spirulina till "mint färgning" eftersom det är en blågrön alg. Skulle du försöka färga med tex nått annat grönt pulver som hampaprotein, korngräs eller dyl, blir det ett gulaktigt resultat och det kommer inte se ut som mint. 

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