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Energy balls - dates, almonds

Ingredients

  • Dates

    10 (230 g)
  • Almonds

    1 cup (150 g)
  • Vanilla extract

    1/2 teaspoon
  • Shredded coconut

    1/4 cup (28 g)
  • Sea salt

    1/2 teaspoon
Category
Dessert
Preparation
20 mn
Servings
4

Description

Energy balls are mixes of lots of good things and are great for breakfast, snacks, or afternoon treats. What's great about energy balls is that they are delicious, easy to prepare, and offer many possible combinations.

Energy balls - dates, almonds

Preparation

  1. Pit the dates and soak them in hot water for 15 minutes to soften them.

  2. Grind the almonds into small flakes in your electric blender.

  3. Add the dates, vanilla extract, salt and shredded coconut, then continue blending.

  4. The mixture should be crushed but easy to squeeze into a ball. If the ball crumbles, add a tablespoon of water and blend again. Do this until you find the right consistency.

  5. If the ball is too wet and sticky, add almonds and mix.

  6. You can use a scoop of ice cream or a tablespoon to make regular-sized balls.

  7. You can moisten your hands to roll out portions of your mixture.

  8. If you have sesame seeds, lightly toast them and coat your energy balls with them. You can also roll the energy balls in shredded coconut.

  9. Once finished, refrigerate in an airtight container for 1 hour before eating.

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A word about this preparation...


A healthy, tasty snack to enjoy at any time of day

Energy balls are nutritious, no-bake morsels that are ideal for filling a hunger pang or recharging the batteries between activities. They're a big hit with children, but not only ;-)

❤️   Health

Refined sugar-free, rich in fiber and healthy fats, they are suitable for all tastes and diets (vegan, gluten-free, etc.).

Energy balls are perfect before a sports session, as a snack at work or slipped into the kids' lunchbox.

🫙   Equipment

Vegan cooking often involves mixing and/or grinding food. Buying an electric blender or mixer will quickly pay for itself if you plan to cook vegan on a regular basis.

Simple, natural ingredients

Made with dates, rolled oats, nuts, seeds or peanut butter, they combine pleasure with nutritional benefits.

  Tips

For firmer energy balls, add unsweetened muesli.

🧊   Conservation

You can keep your energy balls for a week in the fridge or a month in the freezer.

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