Freezer Fudge

OMG! Fudge that tastes like the inside of our Almond Butter Cups. . . .

Enjoy.

Servings: Fills an 8"x8" pan
Preparation Time: 10 minutes + 1 hour chill

• 2 cups raw creamy almond butter (unsalted)
• 1/2 cup coconut oil, softened
•  1/8 teaspoon of Kal Brand or Now Brand stevia concentrated powder - (sweetness To YOUR TASTE!)
• 1 teaspoon kosher or sea salt

Simply mix all the ingredients together in a medium bowl, until smooth and creamy.  I use a stand mixer with a paddle attachment.  

(Tip: It helps if all the ingredients are at room temperature, to keep the coconut oil soft.)

Transfer the mixture to a square baking dish, or container, lined with parchment or wax paper, then smooth with a spatula, and freeze until solid (about an hour). Remove the fudge by lifting the paper out of the pan, then cut into squares and serve immediately.

Due to the nature of coconut oil, this fudge will melt if left at room temperature for long. Store in the freezer for best results.

This recipe is adapted from a tropicaltraditions.com recipe.  Enjoy.

MAXIMIZED REFRESHMENT

 

Here is a fabulously fresh, simple, and delicious recipe from our friend, Wendy Hord.  What a terrific drink to enjoy all summer long.  Thank you, Wendy.

BREW a teapot of green tea, using 3 teabags to approx. 6 cups of boiling water, let steep for ½ hr., then pour into a large water pitcher. Fill the pitcher up the rest of the way with cold water (approx. 4 more cups). 

ADD ½ or more mixed frozen berries, I used (strawberry, blackberry, raspberry) blend.  Leave it  to steep overnight in the refrigerator for best infused flavor.

STRAIN out berries, and add stevia to taste, stir.

SERVE on the rocks with lemon or berry garnish

Just as yummy as commercial flavoured iced teas…. without the
sugar or aspartame!!

Enjoy.