Healthy Vegan Heart Shaped Cookies
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Ingredients:
β₯οΈ2 scoops @sunwarrior Vanilla Protein Powder
β₯οΈ3 tbsp almond meal
β₯οΈ1/8 tsp (small pinch) of sea salt
β₯οΈ2 tbsp cashew butter
β₯οΈ2 tbsp maple syrup
β₯οΈ2 tbsp melted coconut oil
β₯οΈΒΌ tsp vanilla
β₯οΈHandful of roasted macadamia nuts
β₯οΈΒΌ cup shopped coconut chips (or coconut shreds)
β₯οΈ2 tbsp rose petals (support your local herb shops @desertsageherbs )
β₯οΈ1 pkt of vegan white chocolate from @evolvedchocolate
β₯οΈ1 pinch of frozen pitaya from @pitayafoods (or pitaya powder)
1) Set oven to 350 F
2) Add Protein Powder, almond meal, sea salt, cashew butter, maple syrup, coconut oil, and vanilla in a mixing bowl.
3) Mix into a dough (add more almond flour if too wet, or maple syrup if to dry)
4) Roll dough onto a parchment paper
Add another piece of parchment paper to the top and roll out. Try not to roll out too thin.
5) Cut out your cookies with a cookie cutter
6) Place each cookie on a cookie pan with parchment paper underneath
7) Bake for only 8-10 min or until dry or light brown. The point is to harden them, not bake them till then brown.
8) Chop your macadamia nuts, coconut chips and rose petals into small pieces and set aside.
9) Add your white chocolate into a small baking dish and carefully place in oven until its halfway melted. (you can also use the microwave)
10) Save half of your white chocolate for later
11) To make the chocolate pink, I used a small pinch of frozen pitaya and added it to my melted mix. A little goes a long way.
12) Dip your cookies into chocolate and place on a baking pan with parchment paper.
14) Sprinkle your chopped ingredients onto each cookie
15) Set in freezer for a min of 15 min to harden the chocolate
Then, ENJOY!