This is a very versatile recipe that can be frozen for ice cream, refrigerated for a rich pudding or fudge, or dehydrated for a chewy brownie. It's packed with superfood energy, protein and omega 3's!
Enjoy!

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For Brownie Batter/ Ice cream:
makes approx. 2 cups

-About 1/4 cup chia seeds (soak in enough water to cover seeds completely, may add more water later for desired constancy)
-7 Dates (Soak till soft)
- 2 Tablespoons Cacao Nibs
-1 teaspoon Maca powder
-1 teaspoon Gogi berrie powder
- 2 Tablespoons Coconut Butter
- 2 Tablespoons Almond Butter
-2 Tablespoons Cacao Powder
- 1/8 teaspoon sea salt
(stevia to taste- optional)
Blend throughly to desired consistency adding more water if needed.
For brownie pudding eat as is or for brownies, spread in a pan and dehydrate for a couple hours.
For ice cream, freeze until ready to eat

For hard Chocolate candy shell or add chocolate chunks to brownie batter:

-1/2 Cup Cacao Butter (melted at very low heat)
-1/2 Cup Cacao Powder
-Stevia or other sweetener to taste
-Pinch of sea salt
Mix together
For chunks to add to batter, allow to harden in freezer and finely shave or chop and add to batter
For Hard candy chocolate sauce pour over ready to serve ice cream and allow to harden.

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Mango and passion fruit must be my top 2 favourite fruits! So I was really keen to get them in a raw dessert together. Adding a bit of coconut rounds out the Caribbean influenced flavours really nicely. This is a dessert to be savoured.

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Plum and vanilla is a match made in heaven…this fool-style, creamy, sweet, delectable dessert is amazing yet, so simple. Two main ingredients, a bit of vanilla and some water…20 minutes and you’re done.

My recipe serves 3 people with enough left over for chef prerogative of licking out the bowl!

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I'm in the UK for the summer, and discovery are one of the first apple varieties to come into season. They are so much fun because their flesh is tinged pink! My boyfriend's tree is providing us with loads of them, so I came up with this. It's simple, just sweetened with dates and really tasty.

Of course, you could use any type of apple, but the tarter the better!

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