No Bake Carob Cookies

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No Bake Carob Cookies

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No-bake carob cookies
Who'd have thought that something so delicious could be so easy to make! This recipe is a cross between a cookie and a cake, and offers a rich treat, ideal for special occasions. Self-sufficient? only so far as you have access to the local healthfood store, or co-operative...

1 cup oatmeal
1 cup ground almonds (or sunflower seeds)
1 cup desiccated coconut
1 cup carob
6 dessert spoons maple syrup (or date syrup)
Spring water to bind
Extra desiccated coconut to roll with


Bind all ingredients together. Add a little water at a time until mixture is just moist enough to bind it together ( to test consistency take a little amount between fingers and see if it sticks together).

Take small amounts and roll into balls in the extra coconut on a large plate, and then flatten to about 1-cm thickness.

Can be served immediately. Refrigerate any left over. They will keep for days ( :wink: if you are lucky!), and will grow even more delicious as the flavours mature and dance together.

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Post: # 52262Post Milims »

Hope you don't mind we've copied this recipe into a file for later use :) Sounds fantastic - will let you know how they turn out.

Oh - and BTW - Chris loves your pic!!
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Milims wrote:Hope you don't mind we've copied this recipe into a file for later use :) Sounds fantastic - will let you know how they turn out.

Oh - and BTW - Chris loves your pic!!
Very happy to share. Its one of my original recipes so feel free...

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