Recipe Directions

1. Process all ingredients in the food processor, except the beet. Stir in the grated beet after everything is processed.

2. Take about 1 tablespoon of the mixture and place on a Teflex sheet. Spread to a small cookie size about 1/2 inch thick. They will thin quite a bit once dry.

3. Dry at 145 Fahrenheit for about 3 hours.

4. Then turn down to 115 Fahrenheit and flip over when they are starting to dry and can be flipped over to do the underside. Leave until sticky/dry. You don’t want them too dry.

5. Process apricots with the ginger and salt, adding a little water to bind until you have a jam.

6. Make sandwiches using the apricot jam and chocolate sandwich rounds. Dust with lucuma or carob powder.

Sweetpea's Thoughts

By sweetpea

Sticky textured, chocolaty sandwich for days of decadence.

Finger-licking good!

Alternatively, make a cream by blending cashew nuts and a little water. Put on top of jam to make a Victorian sandwich, or make a thin pouring cream.

Have fun!

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do you think you can use something else to replace the buckwheat sprouts? I can't get buckwheat at my natural food store. Thanks!

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RK, exactly!!

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In place of buckwheat sprouts, you can use sunflower seeds. You can try wheatberry or spelt sprouts to see how they come out.

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In place of buckwheat sprouts, you can use sunflower seeds. You can try wheatberry or spelt sprouts to see how they come out.

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would wheat berries suffice? I'm not familar w/ buckwheat.

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do you think you can use something else to replace the buckwheat sprouts? I can't get buckwheat at my natural food store. Thanks!

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these look incredible.. too bad i'm intimidated by sprouting buckwheat

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Hello there, the shredded beet is to darken the 'sponge', makes it look more chocolatey without adding too much cacao ( I find it quite fatty and can keep me awake at night), it also adds a little sweetness. It is lucuma powder sieved over the cakes. A victorian sandwich is cake that was traditionally served up in tea houses for afternoon tea by the gentry. Buckwheat sprouts are short, you only need to know that they've started the process, so about 2 days will be fine.

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What does the shredded beet do in the sandwich? It looks liked powdered coconut on the outside. I can't wait to try this! What was a Victorian Sandwich? When you say buckwheat sprouts how long did you grow them for? Did they have green tops? I was afraid to look at this recipe because it looked so good but it doesn't look too bad for you! =*)

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RK, exactly!!

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Ohh these looks so tasty!

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OH MY GOD! I can just see myself curled up with a good book, rain on the windows, and fighting over the last one! Maybe a filling of Raw Chocolate Cherry Ice Cream?

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Wowww - looks excellent!

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wow!!! they look amazing- like something that would be served in some posh restaurant! :)

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