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Summary: Independent Reviewer Pam Reichhartinger-Lawlor, who writes the blog 'thebreadshebakes', bakes her version of Stollen using Real Foods pre-packed organic fruit, using less sugar and butter whilst maintaining the rich, spicy and fruitiness of this continental Christmas favourite.
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Summary: Ice cream on Christmas Day :
This recipe is free from: wheat, gluten, egg and nuts free. Use soy yoghurt and oat or rice cream to make it dairy free, or coconut yoghurt and oat or rice cream to make it dairy free and soy free.
Choose your favourite dried fruits such as sultanas, raisins, currants, cherries, chopped crystallised ginger, mixed peel, prunes, apricots, figs or anything else that you fancy.
For an alcohol free Christmas Pudding Ice Cream, use grape juice, orange juice or your favourite fruit juice instead.
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Summary: Little balls of goodness made from processing nuts or seeds with dried fruits and chosen superfoods and flavourings. The variations are endless. Maca, also known as Peruvian Ginseng, is a known adaptogen and is commonly used to help balance endocrine function and to increase energy and stamina. Maca has a pleasant malt-like taste, making it easy to add to your favourite foods. These Raw Vegan Spicy Orange and Maca Energy Bliss Balls are a great way to include maca in your diet : they are made from a mixture of dates and cashew nuts, orange juice and zest, maca powder and ground cinnamon, cardamom, ginger and clove. Equally enjoyed by adults and children, they make a great mid-afternoon or post-workout snack.
Makes about 12 bliss balls.
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