The first time we made this dessert we used macadamia nuts.  They can be expensive so simply use whatever nuts you like.
 

INGREDIENTS

 BASE:

Nuts - 1 - 1 ¼ Cup whole nuts.
Spelt flour (or other flour) - ½ - ¾ cup
Honey - 3 dessert spoons
Olive oil - 2 dessert spoons
Water

FILLING:

Avocados - 2
Coconut Cream - 2 x 270ml tins

METHOD
 ·       Grind the nuts and combine the ingredients to make dough, adjusting the amount of water and flour as necessary.

·       Roll out and press into bottom and sides of 20cm pie dish.

·       Bake for 20 minutes at 180C or until done. (When the edges begin to brown)

·       Whiz up avo’s and cream and pour onto the cooked base in the pie dish.

·       Set in fridge.

  Serving suggestions:

Serve with fruit of your choice

 

INGREDIENTS
BASE:
Dates - 3
Cashews (unsalted) - 1 cup
Dried apricots - 8
Pecans - ½ cup
Mixed nuts (unsalted) & raisins/sultanas  - 1 cup
Sesame seeds - ¼ cup
Sunflower seeds - ¼ cup
Dried figs - 2
Drizzle of Olive oil

 FILLING:
Coconut cream - 270 ml can
Bananas - 2 large
Honey - 1 tblsp
Natural sugar cane - 1 tblsp

TOPPING:
Fresh fruit slices ie; mango, strawberry or passionfruit.
Crushed almonds
Mint leaves.

METHOD

 BASE:

·        Process in blender, one cup at a time.
·        Roll out and press into bottom and sides of a pie dish.

FILLING:

·        Process ingredients for one minute.
·        Pour onto base.
·        Top with mango slices, strawberries or passionfruit.
·        Garnish with mint leaves
·        (optional) Sprinkle with chopped almonds

 

 INGREDIENTS
Simple mousse (see recipe)
- 1 Banana
Crushed nuts & seeds
Cinnamon
Golden syrup or honey

Optional ingredients:
Tahini
Peanut butter
Avocado
Mango slices
Cherries.

METHOD
Place the peeled banana in a shallow dish and layer on any ingredients that you like.  Too easy


Variation:
If you choose not to make the mouse, you could replace it with coconut cream that has been left to set in the fridge.

 

INGREDIENTS

Tahini
- 3 TBS
Honey or date/rice syrup - 3 TBS
Sunflower seeds -85g
Desiccated coconut - 55g
Wheat germ or bran - 30g
Raisins - 115g
Carob powder - 2 tsp
Nuts - ½ cup
Dried fruit - ½ cup
Sesame seeds - 1 tblsp

 
METHOD
 ·       Mix the tahini and honey or syrup together.

·       Grind the seeds and nuts and chop the larger fruit up into small pieces.

·       Combine all the ingredients and mix well.

·       Form a soft dough to be made into cylindrical rolls.  You can adjust the consistency by adding more seeds/nuts, coconut or wheat germ if it is too soft (or carob powder depending on how rich you would like it) and tahini or honey if it is too dry.

·       Roll the dough into two lengths and set it in the fridge.  (You may need to wrap it in cling foil to help it stay together.)

·        Cut into slices and serve.

 

  An amazingly delicious dessert.  The amounts of sugar may be varied according to taste.  

INGREDIENTS  

FILLING

6 Green apples

½ bunch rhubarb

1 tblsp raw sugar

Sultanas (optional)

Oil – ¾ cup

Honey 1 tblsp

 

 

TOPPING
250g Instant organic oats


1 tblsp Sunflower seeds

1 tblsp sesame seeds

½ cup desiccated coconut

1 tblsp honey (optional)

 

 

Method
·       
Chop rhubarb, place in 12” round baking dish.  Sprinkle with sugar. 

·        Peel & slice apples, place on top of rhubarb

·        Heat oil & honey over gentle heat until nearly boiling.

·        Mix together oats, seeds, coconut and sugar.

·        Pour in oil and honey and mix thoroughly

·        Place mixture evenly over the apples in the baking dish

·        Sultanas may be added to topping or placed in with fruit

·        Bake in moderate oven for one hour or until topping browns.

 

Serving suggestions:

With coconut cream.

With avocado and walnuts or a mixture of all of the above.

 

This sauce was made to go on rice and vegies, the ingredients are varied and it came out tasting a bit like a mousse.

INGREDIENTS
1&1/2 avocados

1 banana
½ a can of coconut cream
2 heaped tsps of tahini
2 heaped tsps of peanut butter
Walnuts
Sunflower seeds
Sesame seeds
½ cup of oat milk
Nutmeg
Paprika
Chilli - chopped
Ginger - chopped
Herb salt
Pepper

Method
·      
Combine all of the ingredients except for the chilli and ginger in a blender, adding nuts, seeds and spices to desired taste.
·       Fry the ginger and chilli in a saucepan then add the mixed ingredients and warm through… voila!

Variation:
Add cocoa for a chocolate flavour.

Serving suggestions:
As a sauce on a meal of rice and veg or eat as a dessert.

 

Rich and luscious, this was created using leftover FUDGELICIOUS (see recipe) ingredients and with each ‘creation’, the amounts of each ingredient changed slightly.  With a can of coconut cream from the fridge it sets immediately.  

INGREDIENTS
Tahini -
1 – 2 dessert spoons
Carob powder - Quarter to one third of a cup
Coconut cream - 1 x 270 ml – refrigerated
Banana - 1        
Sesame seeds - Little under one sixth of a cup.
Sunflower seeds - Little under one sixth of a cup.
Desiccated coconut - One eighth of a cup
Honey - 1 teaspoon.

METHOD
Combine everything in blender.
Easy peasy.

Serving suggestions:
Spread over avocado and FUDGELICIOUS… amazing!

Goes well with avocado &/or banana on bread, toast and rice cakes.

On plain rice cakes.  Crushed nuts sprinkled on top.

With peanut butter on any of the above.  etc, etc.

 

A healthy carob and peanut butter fudge that is utterly delicious.

INGREDIENTS
Honey - 12 dessert spoons.
Peanut butter - 12 dessert spoons.
Sesame seeds - 1/3 of a cup.
Sunflower seeds - 1/3 of a cup.
Carob powder - 2/3 of a cup
Desiccated coconut - 1/4 of a cup
Sultanas - 1/4 of a cup

METHOD
Combine honey and peanut butter in a saucepan, heat gently, stir occasionally.  When combined, remove from heat and immediately add other ingredients, except the sultanas, and mix well.


Grease a pan/tin of desired shape and depth and press the mixture into it, smoothing the top.  Press in the sultanas and fridge until firm.

Variation:
Replace honey with maple syrup or other sweetener. Replace carob with cocoa.  Only need half as much as cocoa as it is a lot sweeter.

Serving suggestions:
Top with CAROB MOUSSE (see recipe)
Layer with avocado and mousse, or peanut butter and mousse, etc.

 

INGREDIENTS
Coconut cream -
one refrigerated 270ml can
Tahini - 1 - 2 tblsps      Carob powder - 1- 2 tblsps

METHOD Mix in bowl, whisk with fork.

Variation:
Use Cocoa instead of carob powder for a chocolate flavour

Serving suggestions:
On BANANA BREAD or  BANANA SPLIT (see recipes)

 

Filling:
6 Green apples        Honey 1 TBSP        Oil – ¾ cup
Sultanas (optional)       1 desert sp raw sugar

Topping:
250g Instant organic oats        1TBSP Sunflower seeds
1 TBSP sesame seeds        ½ cup desiccated coconut 

Method
Peel & slice apples, place in 12” baking dish & sprinkle with sugar.

·        Heat oil & honey over gentle heat until nearly boiling.
·        Mix together oats, seeds and coconut.
·        Pour in oil and honey and mix thoroughly
·        Place mixture evenly over the apples in the baking dish
·        Sultanas may be added to topping or placed in with fruit
·        Bake in moderate oven for one hour or until topping browns.


Variation:
Add other fruit such as blueberries or pears.

Serving suggestions:
With coconut cream from the fridge (a 270ml tin that has been left in the fridge overnight to set,; or place in the freezer for a couple of hours to set) and cinnamon powder;
With avocado and walnuts;
Or a mixture of all of the above.