Recipe Directions
1. Mix tahini, honey, and 1/4 cup sesame seeds. Taste to see if sweet enough. Adjust honey.
2. Divide mixture into thirds. Add cocoa to one part, cinnamon to another, and vanilla to the third. You may need to add a little extra sesame seed to the vanilla mix to stiffen.
3. Chill until firm.
4. Divide each part into 4 one-inch balls.
5. Roll in sesame seeds.
6. Store in fridge.
Evergreen's Thoughts
By evergreen A sweet way to get your calci-yum!
You may wish to lightly grind seeds if using unsoaked.
Of course, strict vegans may want to try a substitute sweetener. Please let us know if you come up with anything! Dates? Agave?
P.S. I cut out the missing “bites” in the picture with a spoon to show the different flavors! I realized what it looked like after posting, hehe.
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evergreen
Nov 28, 2010
thanks for letting us know about the changes you made,so glad to know they still turned out:)
featherbliss
Dec 26, 2010
mmm they look soooo good!
envirogenny
Nov 23, 2010
I love truffles and I recently started to like halva too, so this is a great combo. I made mine with agave nectar (equal amounts that was called for honey) and it turned out fine. I also ran out of tahini so I ground up some sesame seeds and also added seom cold-pressed coconut oil to make it nice and creamy, they turned out great!
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featherbliss
Dec 26, 2010
mmm they look soooo good!
evergreen
Nov 28, 2010
thanks for letting us know about the changes you made,so glad to know they still turned out:)
envirogenny
Nov 23, 2010
I love truffles and I recently started to like halva too, so this is a great combo. I made mine with agave nectar (equal amounts that was called for honey) and it turned out fine. I also ran out of tahini so I ground up some sesame seeds and also added seom cold-pressed coconut oil to make it nice and creamy, they turned out great!
fuzzywater
Aug 04, 2010
Looks fantastic! Very nice presentation, and I think the "bites" only adds to it. :-) There are a lot of halva recipes out there, but I think I'll actually try this one.
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