A Community Recipe by Rawleen
This is a truly delicious, fun, easy dessert that looks like you’ve been in the kitchen for hours! I’ve been trying to replicate the Dream Bars I grew up on as a kid and this takes the cake, or brownie, I should say! I’ve made this recipe like 10 times now. It’s my hubby's favorite. Enjoy!
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JoyceH
Sep 08, 2011
Hi Germin8, You'll love the Pineapple Icebox dessert. It's really good! My picky husband loved it a lot and so did our neighbors! It's also great for non raw, non vegan folks who aren't familiar with raw foods. A perfect introduction! Enjoy!
RawFL
Jul 23, 2010
This looks amazing! Can coconut milk be replaced for coconut butter?
JoyceH
Sep 07, 2011
Coconut oil and Coconut butter were used interchangebly for a while before Artisana (a raw food company that makes raw butters) came out with coconut butter which consists of the ENTIRE Coconut (coconut oil and coconut meat).
In the recipe you use Both coconut oil (find a good cold pressed extra virgin coconut oil) and a coconut butter that uses the entire meat. I personally use Artisana but I believe there are a few other small companies that make coconut butter using the entire coconut.
Does this make sense? If you want lots of details on how I made these brownies, do check out my blog from my post below with the link. (BTW - I don't have google adsense and I don't profit from my blog. I genuinely want to spread the word and encourage people to become vegans and save animals)
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JoyceH
Sep 08, 2011
Hi Germin8, You'll love the Pineapple Icebox dessert. It's really good! My picky husband loved it a lot and so did our neighbors! It's also great for non raw, non vegan folks who aren't familiar with raw foods. A perfect introduction! Enjoy!
germin8
Sep 07, 2011
Thanks JoyceH. That makes it clear. I'll be checking out the labels at the store. :o) And, thanks for the link. You know, I was JUST on your website yesterday checking out the Pineapple Icebox Dessert. Looks delish. I'm actually making it for a (non-raw) potluck tomorrow!
JoyceH
Sep 07, 2011
Coconut oil and Coconut butter were used interchangebly for a while before Artisana (a raw food company that makes raw butters) came out with coconut butter which consists of the ENTIRE Coconut (coconut oil and coconut meat).
In the recipe you use Both coconut oil (find a good cold pressed extra virgin coconut oil) and a coconut butter that uses the entire meat. I personally use Artisana but I believe there are a few other small companies that make coconut butter using the entire coconut.
Does this make sense? If you want lots of details on how I made these brownies, do check out my blog from my post below with the link. (BTW - I don't have google adsense and I don't profit from my blog. I genuinely want to spread the word and encourage people to become vegans and save animals)
silystarrfish
Sep 07, 2011
These sound fantastic - can't wait to try them!
germin8
Sep 07, 2011
I thought coconut oil IS coconut butter. I'm pretty sure it is. Would someone clarify?
JoyceH
Sep 04, 2011
These are the bomb! Wow were they good! I made them for a birthday party this past Sunday and everyone loved them!! I posted photos and my modifications on my blog:
http://beautifullivingfood.blogspot.com/
Is Rawleen still around? I'd love to thank her for this fabulous recipe!!
Huong
Nov 03, 2010
These are so good, I'll definitely be making these again. And I loved the cocoa nibs on top
rwilliams
Oct 28, 2010
These are brilliant! I can not believe how delicious these are! My favorite part is the caramel center...they truly taste and have the consistency of caramel! Thank you. This recipe has quickly become a favorite!
dynamiccoach
Oct 18, 2010
I just made these absolutely dreamy brownies....these are off the hook!
madbanana
Sep 18, 2010
Amazing!
carrie6292
Aug 19, 2010
I just made these - awesome!!!! I actually had some almond pulp in the freezer so i used that. I wish i had added some agave to the crust (the almond pulp was a bit dry). These are so good! I wonder if you can dehydrate the crust and then make it into a cereal - it tastes like cocoa pebbles to me :) I bet the whole pan won't last the whole day - i've already had 2! Thanks for posting this on here!
Tiny1
Aug 06, 2010
Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamazing! My whole family went crazy over this. So yummy!
queenfluff
Jul 25, 2010
I think I blended my crust part too much (I don't have a food processor). Mine looked differnet. I couldn't get them out of the pan because they were too frozen. I have to let them thaw now and wait.
queenfluff
Jul 25, 2010
I think I blended my crust part too much (I don't have a food processor). Mine looked differnet. I couldn't get them out of the pan because they were too frozen. I have to let them thaw now and wait.
Pattywack
Jul 24, 2010
Made these last night,and just sampled them this morning. Oh my,I could just set down and eat the whole pan.
Pattywack
Jul 24, 2010
Made these last night,and just sampled them this morning. Oh my,I could just set down and eat the whole pan.
carrie6292
Jul 24, 2010
So happy to see you posting on here Rawleen :) I'm not a fan of the raw cacao crunch... any suggestion on how to make a "softer" version? I'd like to make these for mother's day. Also, if i use coconut "oil" how much of the coconut flesh should i combine with the oil to make the coconut butter? Thanks!!
angie207
Jul 23, 2010
I am softening coconut butter as I type. I am going to grind up some other nuts cuz I don't have almond butter. I think this is one of those recipes that will be good with whatever I have :)
rawleen
Jul 23, 2010
If you keep them in the freezer for at least an hour to "set" you should be fine. I brought them to a party here in Florida and they sat out for the few hours we were there, and no meltage or anything. But at home I keep them in the freezer because I like the texture it gives them.
queenfluff
Jul 23, 2010
I am going to make these too tonight to bring to a raw potluck to tomorrow - I hope they don't melt on the way there! :) I have just enough almonds to soak and make almond butter! :)
redflag
Jul 23, 2010
HOLY COW! Just made these, with a couple of substitutions due to a limited pantry. Used brazil nuts instead of almonds, shredded coconut instead of coconut butter, and halved the agave. Best raw dessert yet, totally sinful!
rawleen
Jul 23, 2010
If you are talking the coconut milk that combines the fresh coconut flesh with the coconut water (not the stuff in a can), that would probably work, although you might try using meat from two baby thai coconuts, with the water from just one. So a 2:1 (coconut meat:water).
Thanks for everyone's comments!!!
OceanBliss
Jul 23, 2010
Gorgeous!!!
RawFL
Jul 23, 2010
This looks amazing! Can coconut milk be replaced for coconut butter?
alpdesigns
Jul 23, 2010
Sounds delicious, expensive to make, but great!
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