Topic “Food Processor”

Chocolate coconut mousse pie (aka Mississippi mud pie)

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Servings: 
3-4

Coconut mousse in a decadent chocolate crust

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Superfood Brownie

Superfood Brownie
Servings: 
1-3

Super tasty super chewy and super foods. I have been eating these lately and they are the bomb. It tastes like a really good brownie and can be made very fast.

Lemon & Black Pepper Celeriac Risotto

Lemon & Black Pepper Celeriac Risotto
Servings: 
1

It’s mid-winter here in New Zealand and the organic supermarket is full of celeriac and fennel, two vegetables that go well together in a kind of rustic French way. Celeriac is one of those underrated but highly versatile vegetables that often gets shunned for it’s rather unelegant apperance. It’s not the root of celery as it’s name suggests but kind of like a cousin, similar in flavour but a little more nutty. With the fennel, lemon and celeriac, this whole dish is very high in vitamin C. Mother Nature sure knows how to look after us by providing produce that’s high in flu-fighting properties during the winter. It’s also pretty high in magnesium, phosphorus and vitamin K. Make sure to use the zest of the lemon as well as the juice to give the risotto that wonderfully fragrant flavour. Yum.

The Kitchen Dispensary

Basic Sunflower Seed Butter

Sunflower Seed Butter

I was searching goneraw for a sunflower seed butter recipe but didn't find one. I found some stuff on the internet and played around and made up my own recipe :)

tarts!

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Servings: 
4 small tarts

An easy and delicious pie crust that doubles as a great way to use of leftover nut pulp from making milk.

Don't be scared if this crust seems really tough when you try and cut into it. It's actually quite nice and even chewy when eaten. Just use a sharp knife to cut it. I attempted a butter knife, because every single other piece of cutlery was dirty (sadly, no joke); we ended up just picking them up and biting into them.

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