SNOW BALLS (even for diabetics)
INGREDIENTS:
m 4 dcl of milk
m 3 tablespoons of strong/sharp flour
m 15 dkg of powdered sugar or (2 dkg of liquid artificial sweetener, called STEVIA)
m 20 dkg of ground coconut flour
m 4 dcl of milk
m 3 tablespoons of strong/sharp flour
m 15 dkg of powdered sugar or (2 dkg of liquid artificial sweetener, called STEVIA)
m 20 dkg of ground coconut flour
DECORATION INGREDIENTS:
m roasted hazelnuts or almonds
m roasted hazelnuts or almonds
m 10 dkg of coconut flour
STEP 1
Put milk on a stove, after it boils you
put it on a side then carefully add 3 tablespoons of strong/sharp flour and whisk
it to prevent lumps. Put the same mass back on a stove and whisk it (for 1 or 2
minutes) until it thickens. Then put the thickened mass on the side and whisk
it for a minute or two. Then leave it to cool down (but not too much it’s still
has to be lukewarm for the next step).
STEP 2
To lukewarm mass add 15 dkg of powdered
sugar or 2 dkg of liquid artificial sweetener (use this one for diabetics), stir
until the sugar dissolves a little and add 20 dkg of ground coconut flour. Now
stir the mass very well.
STEP 3
Put the mass for 1 hour
in the refrigerator. Prepare a roasted hazelnuts or almonds and 10 dkg of
coconut flour for rolling the balls in it.
STEP 4
From the cooled mass you can make:
mSNOW
BALLS (take a little of coconut mass into your hands and roll it in a shape of a
ball then put a hazelnut or an almond in the middle, then roll the ball in
coconut flour), after that put it in a refrigerator for hour or a few.
m From the same mass
you can make VARIOUS FIGURINES (fruits, animals, etc.) with children.
TIPS
m In coconut mass you can also add a teaspoon of soft margarine and a little bit of coconut syrup or liquor.
m Instead of milk you
can use powdered milk.m In coconut mass you can also add a teaspoon of soft margarine and a little bit of coconut syrup or liquor.
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