A Community Recipe by Carlamartins
You could eat it on its own like chocolate mousse. Very good! You can add one very ripe banana to stretch the amount of icing without affecting the texture, but it will affect the taste.
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Recipe Directions
1. Process the avocado, salt, and sweetener until blended.
2. Add powdered carob and process briefly until creamy.
Carlamartins's Thoughts
By carlamartins You could eat it on its own like chocolate mousse.
Very good!
You can add one very ripe banana to stretch the amount of icing without affecting the texture, but it will affect the taste.
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carlamartins
Nov 16, 2010
Tamar... Carob looks like cocoa powder, it tastes a little sweeter though.. I'm not sure if you can find it in whole foods. When I used to live in California I never found it there.. So I would always use cocoa powder, that works just as fine...
carlamartins
Nov 16, 2010
Tamar.. I was researching about carob to see if I could tell you anything else, and I just found that carob doesn't have any caffeine and theobromine which can be addictive and can cause allergies, and can be found in chocolate... =]
Tamar
Nov 16, 2010
Carla, your recipe sounds amazing like it name! Can you tell me what is carob powder?
can i find in store like whole food? thanks in advance!
Namaste
Marcia
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Tamar
Nov 20, 2010
Carla, thanks! i did not have opportunity to go to Whole Food yet as i am travelling and where i am whole food will come soon! I am north of Florida, I have 2 different options here that I will gonna look for after holiday! Where do you live now? Your name is very brazilian like me, where are you from?
thanks in advance!
Namaste
carlamartins
Nov 16, 2010
Tamar.. I was researching about carob to see if I could tell you anything else, and I just found that carob doesn't have any caffeine and theobromine which can be addictive and can cause allergies, and can be found in chocolate... =]
carlamartins
Nov 16, 2010
Tamar... Carob looks like cocoa powder, it tastes a little sweeter though.. I'm not sure if you can find it in whole foods. When I used to live in California I never found it there.. So I would always use cocoa powder, that works just as fine...
Tamar
Nov 16, 2010
Carla, your recipe sounds amazing like it name! Can you tell me what is carob powder?
can i find in store like whole food? thanks in advance!
Namaste
Marcia
carlamartins
Nov 16, 2010
I think you could also substitute it for cocoa powder... =]
rosehebrew
Nov 16, 2010
This sounds good, I just have to get some raw carob powder. Thanks for posting it.
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