Chocolate chip cookies med glass och chokladkross

En barnsligt god och kul dessert - och ett roligt sätt att servera glass! Baka sega och mumsiga chokladkakor (som även kan ätas bara som de är förstås) och servera dem i par, med din favoritglass emellan. Det är som uppgjort för succé!

Chocolate chip cookies med glass

8 kakor

Ingredienser

4 dl havremjöl

1 1/2 dl kokossocker

100 gram mörk choklad

1/2 tsk bakpulver

1/2 tsk äkta vaniljpulver

1 nypa salt

50 gram rapsolja

3/4 dl växtdryck

Fyllning

Glass - min favorit är Lily och Hannas rawfoodglass!

50 gram mörk choklad

Gör såhär

Värm ungen till 200°C.

Blanda alla torra ingredienser. Hacka chokladen och vänd ner. Tillsätt växtdryck och olja, rör om till en smet. Klicka ut så bollar på bakplåt.

Baka kakorna mitt i ugnen i 12 minuter. Låt svalna helt på bakgaller. Lägg in i frysen och låt bli riktigt kalla.

Hacka chokladen till fyllningen.

Ta ut och lägg en skopa glass på hälften av kakorna, lägg en ytterligare kaka ovanpå. Rulla kakorna i den hackade chokladen, så att glassen täcks av chokladkross. Servera direkt, eller lägg in i frysen igen fram till servering.

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Chocolate chip cookes with ice-cream

8 cakes

Ingredients

4 dl oat flour

1 1/2 dl coconut sugar

100 gram dark chocolate

1/2 tsp baking powder

1/2 vanilla powder

1 pinch sea salt

50 grams rapeseed oil

3/4 plant mylk

Filling

Ice-cream - my favourite is the Swedish raw food ice-cream from Lili and Hannas!

50 gram dark chocolate

How to

Pre heat the oven to 200 °C.

Blend all the dry ingredients. Chop the chocolate and add to the dry blend. Add plant mylk and oil and stir together to a batter. Add small dollops of the batter to a baking tray.

Bake the cookies for 12 minuter. Let cool on a cooling rack. Put in the freezer to make them really cold.

Chop the 50 grams chocolate for the filling.

Take out the cookies from the freezer and put a big spoon of ice-cream on half of the cookies. Put another one on top. Roll the cookies in the chopped chocolate to cover the ice-cream in chocolate. Serve straight away, or put in the freezer until serving!

Drottningpaj med cashewvaniljsås och lönnsirap

En paj som känns härligt rustik. Pajskalet kan fyllas med olika bär och frukter - låt säsongen bestämma! Använder du bär eller frukt som ger ifrån sig extra mycket vätska, så som blåbär och hallon, är det bra att blanda dem med lite potatismjöl för att undvika en allt för blöt fyllning.

Vaniljsåsen håller i minst en vecka, och är god att även ringla över gröt, våfflor eller pannkakor - så passa på att göra lite extra när du väl är i farten!

Drottninggalette med vaniljsås

4-6 portioner

Pajskal

3 dl dinkelmjöl

1 msk kokossocker + extra att strö med

1/2 tsk äkta vaniljpulver

75 gram rapsolja

1/2 dl iskallt vatten

Lönnsirap till servering

Fyllning

150 gram blåbär, tinade

150 gram hallon, tinade

1 msk potatismjöl

2 msk kokossocker

Vaniljsås

1 dl cashewnötter, blötlagda i 4 timmar

1/2 dl vatten

1/2 tsk äkta vaniljpulver

Gör såhär

Blanda mjöl, socker och vaniljpulver. Nyp ihop med olja och vatten till en deg. Täck med plastfolie, eller återanvändbara vaxpapper, och lägg i kylen i minst 30 minuter.

Blanda ihop ingredienserna till fyllningen.

Värm ugnen till 200°C.

Kavla ut till degen en rund platta på ett bakplåtspapper. Lägg fyllningen i mitten på plattan, med ca 3 cm pajkant runt om. Vik pajkanterna över fyllningen. Strö över lite kokossocker. Lägg på en bakplåt.

Baka pajen i ugnen i 30-35 minuter, tills den fått in färg.

Häll av och skölj cashewnötterna. Mixa med vatten och vaniljpulver till en slät sås i en stark blender.

Servera galetten ringlad med vaniljsås, och gärna lite lönnsirap.

Jordgubbs- och rabarbersmulpaj med yoghurt

Scroll down for recipe in English

En svensk sommardröm, det påminner denna paj mig om. Säsongsbär toppade med ett enkelt och läckert sött smul! Söt och syrlig, len och knaprig. För en något sötare variant kan du blanda jordgubbar och rabarber med lite extra kokos- eller lönnsirap när du lägger dem i formen.

Pajen går fint att förbereda, baka klart den helt och värm upp i ugnen på 75 grader i 10 minuter inför servering.

Jordgubbs- och rabarbersmulpaj med yoghurt och kokossirap

4 portioner

Ingredienser

500 g färska jordgubbar

2 rabarberstjälkar

12 färska dadlar, urkärnade

1/2 dl kallpressad kokosolja, eller annan smakneutral olja

1/2 tsk malen kanel

1 nypa flingsalt

3 dl havregryn

1 dl nötter eller fröer, exempelvis mandlar eller pumpakärnor

Till servering

2 dl fet växtyoghurt, exempelvis turkisk havreyoghurt eller kokosyoghurt

kokossirap eller lönnsirap

torkat blomströssel, valfritt

Gör såhär

Värm ugnen till 175°C.

Snoppa och tärna jordgubbarna. Skär bort blasten på rabarbern och skär resten i slantar. Blanda och lätt i botten av en bakform.

Mixa dadlar, olja, kanel och salt till en slät kräm i matberedare. Tillsätt hälften av havregrynen och nötterna och pulsa några gånger, tills du får ett grovt smul. Blanda, för hand, ner resten av havregrynen till ett smul. Fördela smulet över jordgubbs- och rabarberblandningen.

Baka pajen i mitten av ugnen, tills bären mjuknat och smulet blivit lätt gyllene, i ca 20 minuter. Täck över med bakplåtspapper om toppen blir väl mörk.

Ta ut från ugnen och låt svalna något. Servera med yoghurt, ringla över sirap och strö eventuellt över lite torkat blomströssel!

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This pie tasted like a Swedish summer dream. Made of seasonal berries, topped with a easy peasy yet delicious crumble. Sweet and tart, smooth and crunchy. For a slightly sweeter touch toss the strawberries and rhubarb pieces with a bit of coconut syrup or maple syrup before covering with the crumble.

Also, this pie is the perfect dessert if you want to prepp for a dinner. Just bake the pie the day before - and then pre heat it for about 10-15 minutes at 75°C before serving!

Strawberry rhubarb crumble pie with yoghurt and coconut syrup

Serves 4

Ingredients

500 grams fresh strawberries

2 rhubarb stalks

12 fresh dates, pitted

1/2 dl cold pressed coconut oil, or any other flavourless oil

1/2 tsp ground cinnamon

1 pinch flakey salt

3 dl rolled oats

1 dl nuts or seeds

For serving

2 dl fat plant yoghurt, for example Turkish style oat yoghurt or coconut yoghurt

Coconut syrup or maple syrup

How to

Pre heat the oven to 175°C.

Hull and then cut the strawberries in quarters. Remove the rhubarb tops and cut the rest in small pieces. Put strawberries and rhubarb in a baking tin.

Mix dates, oil, cinnamon and salt until smooth in a food processor. Add half of the rolled oats and nuts and pulse a few times until a crumble. Add the rest of the rolled oats and pinch together using your hands. Cover the strawberry rhubarb mix with the crumble.

Bake the pie in the oven, until berries are soft and crumble golden and crunchy, for about 20 minutes. If it gets too dark cover with baking paper.

Remove from oven. Let cool slightly. Serve with a dollop of yoghurt, drizzled with syrup and sprinkled with flower sprinkle.

Kladdkaka med kokosyoghurt, jordgubbar och kanderade fröer

En sommardröm toppad med len kokosyoghurt, färska svenska bär och kanderande pumpakärnor!

Kladdkaka med kokosyoghurt, jordgubbar och kanderade fröer

8-10 bitar

Chokladtårta

1 dl havremjöl

1 dl kokossocker

1/2 dl kakao

1/2 tsk flingsalt

2 1/2 dl havredryck, eller annan valfri växtdryck

1 dl tahini

12 färska dadlar, urkärnade

100 gram mörk choklad

1/2 msk kokosolja + kokosflingor att “bröa” formen med

Kanderade pumpakärnor

1 dl pumpakärnor

1 msk lönnsirap

1 nypa flingsalt

Topping

2 dl kokosyoghurt

250 gram färska jordgubbar

Mynta eller chokladmynta, valfritt

Gör såhär

Värm ugnen till 175°C. 

Klä botten på en liten springform (ca 16 cm i diameter) med bakplåtspapper. Blanda alla torra ingredienser i en bunke. Mixa havredryck, tahini och dadlar tills slätt. Bryt chokladen och smält över vattenbad. Vänd ner allt i bunken och blanda runt med en slev. Olja kanterna på springformen med kokosolja, häll i lite kokosflingor och vänd runt formen så att kanterna täcks.

Häll ut smeten i springformen. Baka kakan mitt i ugnen i 15 minuter. Låt svalna helt. Låt gärna stå i kylskåp minst 1 timme innan servering.

Rosta pumpakärnorna i en torr, medelhet stekpanna tills de börjar dofta nötigt. Häll på lönnsirap och salt, låt “fräsa in” i några sekunder. Häll upp på bakplåtspapper eller på en assiett och låt svalna.

Toppa chokladkakan med kokosyoghurt, jordgubbar och kanderade pumpakärnor. Garnera eventuellt med färsk mynta eller chokladmynta.

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A summer dream topped with fluffy coconut yoghurt, fresh strawberries and sweet ‘n crunchy candied pumpkin seeds! Kladdkaka is a Swedish classic, imagine the most sticky, chocolaty and perfectly sweet cake you’ve ever had - that’s my Kladdkaka!

Swedish “kladdkaka” with coconut yoghurt, strawberries and candied pumpkin seeds

8-10 servings

Ingredients

1 dl oat flour

1 dl coconut sugar

1/2 dl cacao powder

1/2 tsp flakey salt

2 1/2 dl oat mylk, or any other plant mylk

1 dl tahini

12 fresh dates, pitted

100 grams dark chocolate

1/2 Tbsp coconut oil + coconut flakes for the baking tin

Candies pumpkin seeds

1 dl pumpkin seeds

1 Tbsp maple syrup

1 pinch of flakey salt

Topping

2 dl coconut yoghurt

250 grams fresh strawberries

fresh mint or fresh chocolate mint

How to

Pre heat the oven to 175°C. Line a springform cake tin with baking paper (I usually put baking paper in the bottom then grease the sides + sprinkle with coconut flakes).

Blend all the dry ingredients in a mixing bowl. Mix oat mylk, tahini and dates until smooth using an immersion blender or high speed blender. Break the chocolate in smaller pieces and melt it over a water bath. Add the oat milk mixture and chocolate to the mixing bowl and fold together.

Pour the cake mixture in to the springform tin. Bake the cake in the oven for 20 minutes. Let cool completely. Put in the fridge for at least 1 hour before serving.

Toast the pumpkin seeds on medium heat, in a dry pan, until they start to pop and get slightly golden. Add the maple syrup and pinch of flakey salt, stir around and fry for a few seconds before removing from the heat. Put on a baking paper and let cool.

Top the Kladdkaka with coconut yoghurt, fresh strawberries and candied pumpkin seeds. Garnish with fresh mint or chocolate mint!

Cashew ice cream bites with crispy chocolate coating

Most times when I make “raw desserts” like these ones I use buckwheat in the base as I think it can get quite “heavy” and almost too filling if there is nuts and seeds in the whole thing. PLUS the toasted buckwheat gives a great crispy texture!

This goodies takes a bit of preparation or - more accurately - that you have time to do the cake the day before you’d want to serve/enjoy it. Mostly because the cake needs a good 8 hours or too so set in the freezer. The steps before though doesn’t take much time at all and aren’t tricky. So - let’s get baking right this second so that you could enjoy a bite or two (or 5) tomorrow!

Cashew ice cream bites with crispy chocolate coating

Makes 12

Chocolate layer

4 dl / 1.6 cups whole buckwheat groats

24 fresh dates, pitted

1 dl / 0.4 cups cacao, preferably raw

2 pinches sea salt

3 Tbsp light tahini *

Ice cream filling

3 dl / 1.2 cups cashew nuts, soaked for 2-4 hours

2 dl / 0.8 cups coconut milk or oat cream

10 fresh dates, pitted

1 tsp pure vanilla powder

1 pinch sea salt

100 grams frozen (or fresh if in season and locally grown) blueberries, thawed

25 grams freeze-dried berries, for example raspberries and strawberries

How to

Soak the cashews for 2-4 hours.

Pre heat the oven to 175°C / 350°F.

Put the buckwheat in a fine mesh strainer. Bring about 5 dl of water to a boil. Pour over the buckwheat, then rinse with cold water. Put the buckwheat on a baking tray, toast in the oven until dry and crisp - takes about 10-15 minutes. Stirr every now and then.

Mix the toasted buckwheat for a minute in a food processor. Add the rest of the ingredients and mix to a dough. You might want to add a bit more water if the dough feels too dry. Divide the dough in half. Roll the doughs, one at a time, in to thin “sheets” between two baking papers using a rolling pin. You want the sheets to be the same size as the bottom of a small baking tin which you’ll use to freeze the ice cream bites in. Put one sheet in the bottom of the baking tin (with a baking paper underneath). Put in the freezer for 30 minutes.

Rinse and drain the cashews. Mix with the rest of the ingredients - except the blueberries - until completely smooth using a blender. Pour 2/3 of the mix on top of the chocolate base. Add the blueberries to the blender and mix until completely smooth once more. Pour over the cashew base. Sprinkle over the freeze-dried berries. Put in the fridge for 2 hour. Take out, and finish by adding the second crispy chocolate layer on top, lightly press in down. Put back in the fridge and let sit over night.

Remove from the fridge and cut in to small pieces, to get the prettiest pieces it’s easiest to cut them straight out of the freezer - however I prefer to wait 5-10 minutes before serving. It’s THE BEST, trust me! Even though it’s reallyyyyy heard not to start eating them straight away…

HOPE YOU LIKE THEM!

*If you cannot find light one I’d suggest you’d use cashew butter instead, as a dark tahini will give to much flavour here - we want to get the “humble” flavour/quality wihich both light tahini and cashew butter have - unlike other nut/seed butters (which I LOVE too, but just not here).

Recipe was first published in The Gothenburg-Post/Två dagar

Tahini and caramel mousse truffles with raspberries

Carob is a seed that comes from a brown pod of a tree of the same name, originally from the Mediterranean. The flavour is a bit similar to cacao - but with a more caramel touch to it. Except from the great flavour it's said to have quite a few health benefits such as; containing good fibers and minerals, contains a good amount of antioxidants and the seed is also naturally low in fat. Carob can normally be found in well stocked food stores, health food stores and online. However, if you cannot get hold of any carob, raw cacao would work just as fine. 

I like the truffles best properly chilled - close to frozen. Therefore I tend to always store them (if there are any left that is...) in the freezer. Which is good to make sure they stay fresh for as long as possible anyway!

The combination of a sweet yet light base, decadent caramel mousse and a dark chocolate top layer with hints of goji berries is just a prefect combination - time to get baking!

 

Tahini and caramel mousse truffles with raspberries

About 16 truffles

Buckwheat and coconut base

2 dl / 0.8 US cups whole buckwheat, soaked for 8 hours or over night

2 dl / 0.8 US cups grated coconut

8 fresh dates, pitted

1 pinch sea salt

Caramel mousse layer

1/2 dl / 0.2 US cups light tahini

1 dl / 0.4 US cups coconut cream

1 ripe avocado

1 1/2 dl / 0.6 US cups carob powder (to be found in well stocked food stores, health food stores and online)

1/2 tsp sea salt

8 fresh dates, pitted

Chocolate layer

1/2 dl / 0.4 US cups cold pressed coconut oil

1 dl / 0.8 US cups cacao (preferably raw)

1 pinch sea salt

1/2 dl / 0.4 US cups goji berries

How to

Drain and rinse the buckwheat carefully. 

Mix all the ingredients for the base in a food processor until everything comes together and gets a smooth texture. Cover a small baking tin with plastic film. Press the dough into the tin. Put in the freezer. 

Peel and deseed the avocado. Mix all the ingredients for the mousse in a high speed blender until completely smooth (could also be done in a good food processor, but might take some more time). Spread out the mousse over the base, put back in the freezer. 

Heat the coconut oil on low heat, you want it to be liquid but not hot. Add the cacao and salt and whisk together. Let cool. Drizzle over the mousse layer, making sure every bit gets covered. Add the goji berries on top. Put back in the freezer for at least 1 hour. 

Take out the cake from the freezer 15 minutes prior serving. Cut in to smaller pieces. Serve topped with fresh raspberries and fresh mint.

Enjoy! 

Photo by Fanny Hansson. Recipe originally published in The Gothenburg-Post/Två dagar in August 2018.