Recipe Directions
1. Place the honey in a bowl with the tahini, salt, cinnamon, and vanilla. Mix together. Do this before you mix the nuts in. The honey softens as you stir, and it is easier to mix without the chunky stuff first.
2. Then add the nuts, seeds, and coconut. Mix together. When it is thoroughly mixed, stop mixing (ha ha ha).
3. It can be eaten at this point. It tastes great, even before dehydrating. Probably a quarter of the recipe is eaten by the time it’s all on the dehydrator trays, when I make it anyway!
3. To get the full caramely effect, spread onto dehydrator trays lined with Teflex sheets (or cellophane or waxed paper) and dehydrate at 105 Fahrenheit for about 24 hours. It will melt down at first so don’t get it too close to the edges of the tray, or you might have a hell of a sticky mess on your hands.
4. Serve it warm over fruit or ‘ice cream’, or scrape it into balls and refrigerate.
Jamestheraw's Thoughts
By jamestheraw When I tasted this, the first thing I thought was “Oh, my god. I think I can die now.”
You can substitute any nuts you like. I think walnuts and pecans would taste good too, but I'm a coconut and cashew whore, so I didn’t even think about that.
I suppose the addition of raw cacao or carob would also be awesome, although I dig this recipe so much I can’t imagine it being any better lol.
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bronwyn
Nov 16, 2010
i made this last night and it was absolutely decadent. i poured some over a fruit salad of strawberries, blueberries and apples. yum!
gordienali
Apr 21, 2010
This is fabulous- just a spoonful is perfect for my pregnancy sweet tooth cravings! Forget about the dehydrator! I am keeping it in a jar just so I can spoon it out of every time the craving hits me1 So so good! Thanks for sharing!
bronwyn
Nov 17, 2010
i would like to add that i am now officially addicted. can't stop eating it! sugar overrrrload!
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RawKidChef
Feb 18, 2011
Oh my god! (haha just like mygreenmojo) I am definitely making this!
nessie7918
Nov 30, 2010
I just made this yesterday... and it's already almost gone! haha my sister liked it a lot, it was great! I used a really yummy white honey, and a little nutmeg too. Actually i'm eating it right now, i have a massive sugar rush!!
bronwyn
Nov 17, 2010
i would like to add that i am now officially addicted. can't stop eating it! sugar overrrrload!
bronwyn
Nov 16, 2010
i made this last night and it was absolutely decadent. i poured some over a fruit salad of strawberries, blueberries and apples. yum!
tdg
Jul 10, 2010
James, you are my hero today!! I was having the worst battle with a sweet tooth and this hit the spot. It is a fabulous recipe!!!
Kandace, I used the agave instead of the honey and it is mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm yummy!!!
drftrader
Jun 21, 2010
You know I actually just got up & made this. Definately a cure for the sweet tooth. Man that stuff is good! Of course I ate some of it, before putting it into the fridge. Going to try the refrigerator instead of the dehydrator.
gordienali
Apr 21, 2010
This is fabulous- just a spoonful is perfect for my pregnancy sweet tooth cravings! Forget about the dehydrator! I am keeping it in a jar just so I can spoon it out of every time the craving hits me1 So so good! Thanks for sharing!
lstorz
Mar 27, 2010
oh, wow!!!! I am eating this right now (there will be no dehydrating for this bathc), and it is so fantastic!!! It actually reminds me of apple pie for some reason, probably the cinnamon-salty-nutty flavor. Thanks for sharing!
Matt
Feb 16, 2010
Culinary genius, I tell ya w'hought! I just made this... dang, it is great!
laurajean
Jan 27, 2010
Maybe blend half agave with half soaked dates to thicken..
jamestheraw
Jan 27, 2010
i'm all about chocolate caramel...i'm going to try that next time! if i were going to use agave, i might grind like 1/2 of the nuts to a powder first, in a coffee grinder, and mix that with the honey to thicken it up a bit and absorb some of the moisture. you could try adding some ground flax seeds also...the main issue would probably be the thinness of the agave, i suppose. i'm going to experiment with that in light of the new cruelty issues concerning my little bee-friends...lol
kandace
Jan 26, 2010
I wonder if agave would work here as a substitute for honey?
humanimal
Jan 26, 2010
Sounds awesome! You know what would go good with this? Some mesquite and cacao powder or nibs and... Chocolate caramel!
Bluedolfin
Jan 26, 2010
A suggestion: To speed up the ease of mixing, place the mixing bowl in warm/hot water "bath" as you mix this up. The warmth will "melt" the tahini and honey making them easier to mix.
Nyuszi
Jan 26, 2010
This sounds fantastic. "...Eat the holy living daylights out of it!" You are funny! Thanks for sharing.
mygreenmojo
Jan 26, 2010
Oh my God!! (haha) I am so making this!
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