Recipe Directions
1. As the cocoa butter will harden quickly after it is melted, blend everything quickly in a blender until completely smooth.
2. Pour into chocolate bar molds or a mold that is shaped like a chocolate bar.
3. Freeze for 20 minutes.
Notes:
For mint chocolate, add 1 teaspoon of peppermint extract.
Using coconut oil in place of cocoa butter will ruin the flavor unfortunately. Cocoa butter is expensive and the melting of it takes a while, but trust me, it’s well worth it.
Rawclaire's Thoughts
By rawclaire This looks like real chocolate. Seriously.
And Angie, your son will be completely fooled because this looks exactly like a Hershey bar and tastes like one too. Except without all that sugar.
It’s also impossible to eat just one bite! :
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lzhpt
Jun 03, 2010
hey, rawclaire, question for you. Why do you use coconut butter vs. coconut oil? I've subbed the oil and it kind of works, if i refridge to the consistency i want. You are so practiced, i now you'll have the answer for me. Also look at forums under avocado question--someone loking for chocolate mousse without avo, You'd be a great resource for her. Sorry for the double post. This happens a lot and I can't delete the blank one.
angie207
May 23, 2010
thank you thank you thank you so so so so so so so so so so much from Adam!!!!! He is loking at this with me and he is excited to try it!
ambiguous
May 25, 2010
I think "raw" is often used to just mean "no additives" or "unrefined" when it comes to cocoa butter (and other things). So if you're worried about your cocoa butter being actually raw, check the description for the product carefully.
rawclaire, can you (or someone else?) maybe adjust the amounts a little bit? It sounds like you didn't actually use three cups of cocoa butter, and I can't imagine two tablespoons of cocoa powder will be enough to flavor all that anyway. But I am eager to try the recipe!
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apple25
Jun 13, 2010
I think that I'd like to make this today. Is that 1 1/2 cups of MELTED cacao butter? Thank you for posting this. It looks easy.
rawclaire
Jun 04, 2010
lzhpt - actaully, I didn't use coconut butter, I used cocoa butter. It's the oil derived from the cacao bean, - or cacao butter. The secret to cooked chocolate is the cocoa butter, so I just used the raw version instead.
No problem about the double posting!
lzhpt
Jun 03, 2010
hey, rawclaire, question for you. Why do you use coconut butter vs. coconut oil? I've subbed the oil and it kind of works, if i refridge to the consistency i want. You are so practiced, i now you'll have the answer for me. Also look at forums under avocado question--someone loking for chocolate mousse without avo, You'd be a great resource for her. Sorry for the double post. This happens a lot and I can't delete the blank one.
rawclaire
May 28, 2010
No problem ambiguous. I'm not used to ordering from places like ebay either, they tend to be hard to navigate.
ambiguous
May 26, 2010
Thanks for the adjustment, rawclaire--I'll try this soon!
And I don't mean to discourage looking for eBay (or other) bargains--I just don't want anyone to be led down the not-really-raw path without looking around carefully. As of this writing, www.eatraw.com has cocoa butter on sale.
rawclaire
May 25, 2010
ok ambiguous- I'll fix it. But yes, two tablespoons of cocoa powder is actually the right amount-you'll see. Then I won't order it from ebay if it's going to be not raw. I'll just continue to rder it for a million bucks a pound at rawguru.com if it's the only place where I can get it raw. Thanks for the info. :)
ambiguous
May 25, 2010
I think "raw" is often used to just mean "no additives" or "unrefined" when it comes to cocoa butter (and other things). So if you're worried about your cocoa butter being actually raw, check the description for the product carefully.
rawclaire, can you (or someone else?) maybe adjust the amounts a little bit? It sounds like you didn't actually use three cups of cocoa butter, and I can't imagine two tablespoons of cocoa powder will be enough to flavor all that anyway. But I am eager to try the recipe!
angie207
May 23, 2010
I'm glad I didn't order the cocoa butter yet - thanks!
rawclaire
May 23, 2010
wow greenie! That's cheap! I should start going on there and buying some stuff. Yes, the raw food websites drive me nuts too. One time I ordered 5 bags of almonds and 3 bags of cashews from rawguru, and then another separate order for a bunch of snacks. When they sent the snacks, they duplicated the order for the cashews and almonds. So we had to return the nuts. So anoying. Now I'll order my cocoa butter from ebay! Thanks!
greenie
May 23, 2010
Thanks rawclaire.
I just bought a bunch on ebay - raw, organic, from Africa about $7/lb. It drives me a little nuts how much the raw food sites charge for things. I can't wait for it to come.
rawclaire
May 23, 2010
greenie-maybe I didn't measure it right. I buy it from rawguru.com, where it's about 20 dollars for a bag of five large chunks. Melt two of these chuncks in a ziplock bag, in the dehydrator, and use that. Hope this helps :)
greenie
May 23, 2010
OMG! Sounds divine!
Can you tell us where you get your raw cacao butter? And for how much? The places I'm finding online are so expensive - 3 cups would cost well over $30.
rawclaire
May 23, 2010
Wow! Your welcome! I hope Adam loves it! It really is delicious. And worth the ordering wait too. Rawguru.com and sunfood.com sell it I think. Cocoa butter is great for chocolate! :)
angie207
May 23, 2010
I'll have to order some raw cocoa butter, I guess.
angie207
May 23, 2010
thank you thank you thank you so so so so so so so so so so much from Adam!!!!! He is loking at this with me and he is excited to try it!
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