Recipe Directions
1. Put the dried ingredients into the food processor. Run the processor and add in the fruit until you have a smooth batter.
2. Take a spoonful of the batter and roll off the mixture with your finger onto a Teflex sheet and tray.
3. Dehydrate at 145 Fahrenheit for an hour, then turn the cakes over and turn down the heat to 115 Fahrenheit and dry until the desired texture.
Sweetpea's Thoughts
By sweetpea Soft cakes that are slightly crispy on the outside and taste delicious.
I like these being like little uneven mountains on their own. The peaks are lovely and crisp. A bit like the Scottish rock cakes we used to have. Enjoy!
They don’t look that great in the picture, but they are great to eat.
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greenghost
Dec 02, 2010
I made these recently and they came out GREAT! Even my rather fussy (but lovable) sister enjoyed them. Thank you for sharing! :)
Mopoke
Apr 24, 2010
I have lost my maca powder but this is an inspiration to either find it or get more. Thanks sweetpea!
ItGirl
Apr 24, 2010
yum yum YUM!!
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greenghost
Dec 02, 2010
I made these recently and they came out GREAT! Even my rather fussy (but lovable) sister enjoyed them. Thank you for sharing! :)
sweetpea
Jul 12, 2010
The tree of life center will use sprouted quinoa and buckwheat.
HathaYogaTeachr
Jun 12, 2010
I remember being taught that grains are something to be cautious of at Hippocrates Health Institute (West Palm Beach), too... I have their 12-video set... maybe I'll try to review them to see if they have something on the tapes about it! (It gives me an excuse to review the material.)
If anyone else is curious about their opinion, though, I'd call them up or drop an email!
humanimal
Apr 24, 2010
Awesome! thanks for answering my question :)
sweetpea
Apr 24, 2010
Thanks everyone. Yes, I put a little green powder in to add some protein to the mix. You don't have to though. Apparantly, it's the stored cooked grains that aren't good. Sprouted buckwheat and quinoa are used at the tree of life center and are considered 'seeds'.
achin70
Apr 24, 2010
They look exotically delicious!
Mopoke
Apr 24, 2010
I have lost my maca powder but this is an inspiration to either find it or get more. Thanks sweetpea!
humanimal
Apr 24, 2010
Looks awesome. Are grains really that good? I have heard some mixed opinions about eating them.
subbacultcha
Apr 24, 2010
Mmm these look good. I don't have barley grass powder. Shall I just skip it? Is it just for extra nutrition?
ItGirl
Apr 24, 2010
yum yum YUM!!
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