New Classic Mango Cobbler
Serves 4
When my time is limited, instead of making a pie I prepare a fruit cobbler. Mangos are delicious for this—if they’re in season. The best fruit for this recipe is whatever’s readily fresh and tasty.
FILLING
3 mangos (or other ripe fruit)
SYRUP
1 vanilla bean, soaked in water ( use seeds only)
¼ cup maple [...]
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CHOCOLATE TRUFFLES
Makes about 36
There’s something to be said for portion control when it comes to chocolate. When I have a sweet tooth, something small and delicious leaves me satisfied. These Chocolate Truffles are just the thing after a large dinner, either at the table or in little gift bags for your [...]
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CHOCOLATE FUDGE
Makes about 2 cups
Marble is the ideal surface for preparing fudge, as it’s cool enough to keep the integrity of shape, and won’t absorb oils the way wood does. If you don’t have a marble slab or counter, use a piece of wax paper. Make sure that the almond butter [...]
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BARBEQUE SAUCE
Makes 2½ cups
Barbeque Sauce is a culinary phenomenon that transcends its beginnings—even in the cooked world, people grab a bottle of BBQ sauce from the fridge to slather on foods that have been nowhere near a grill. This raw version keeps the complex flavors and kick associated with the ubiquitous condiment, [...]
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BANANA BOATS
MAKES 1 EDIBLE MARITIME SCULPTURE
“Don’t play with your food” is normally a good maxim. But exploring the texture and shape of raw foods as building blocks once in a while is a wholesome alternative to gingerbread houses. Don’t feel constrained by this design—use whatever you’ve got on hand.
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VEGGIE NUGGETS
Makes 60 nuggets or 10 patties or 20 corn dogs
The veggie nuggets travel well. These got the thumbs-up from kids in the shape of veggie nuggets, but for variety you can shape them into burgers or dogs. Texture will vary some as well, as the larger sizes will be more moist inside. The [...]
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BANANATUDES
MAKES 64 CHEW CANDIES
These little chews have a whole lot of attitude. For a Tootsie Rollesque experience, add the optional cacao. For a party favor, try twisting them in strips of wax paper from a craft store.
15 dates, pitted
4 bananas
1 cup shredded coconut
2 tablespoons flax meal
½ cup cacao nibs (optional)
½ cup raw nuts, coarsely chopped (optional)
TOOLS: Food processor; offset spatula; dehydrator
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CAROB FUDGE BROWNIES
MAKES 16
Try making a double batch, as these caffeine-free treats are hard to keep on hand.
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Posted in Blender, Drinks, Food Processor, Juicer on Mar 8th, 2009
Let’s face it: most of us didn’t grow up drinking anything green. But a few sips of this and you’ll be changing your tune: it is easy being green after all!
TOOLS
Juicer, I like the Green Star because it extracts so much more juice from the fruits and vegetables than other juicers on the market!
INGREDIENTS
6 [...]
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