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Rating
5/5 (from 3 ratings)5 -
Yield
Serves 4
Ingredients
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
Pinch of sea salt
1/3 cup walnuts
1/4 cup coconut flakes
5 dates (softened in 1/3 cup water)
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 tablespoon coconut butter
1 pineapple slice
1/4 cup raw agave
1 sweet potato (peeled, sliced 1/8 inch thick)
Recipe Directions
1. Place the first 5 ingredients in a food processor and process.
2. Add the next 6 ingredients (including the soak water) and process again until well combined. Transfer mixture to a large bowl.
3. Add peeled and sliced sweet potato to the mixture and toss with hands until happy.
4. Let sit at room temperature for 5 hours and toss when you think about it. This will get the sweet potato nice and soft.
5. Place on teflex sheets. Sprinkle with extra coconut.
6. Dehydrate at 105 F for 2 1/2 hours, flip, and dehydrate for another 1 1/2 hours.
7. Remove from teflex sheets and dehydrate for another 7 hours.
8. Let sit in dehydrator until cool.
Hemp33's Thoughts
By hemp33For those who want something other than chocolate, this is your answer.
Store in air tight containers. These are incredible warm too!
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waterbaby12347
Aug 21, 2010
Hey Angie I think the pineappe is the second 5th ingredient to go into the FP and I really believe she is referring to the orange fleshed sweet potatoe... Correct me if I'm wrong Hemp33... :}
hemp33
Aug 21, 2010
they don't get crispy like potato chips they are kind of chewy kind of like a caramel but these wont kill your teeth. Before I dehydrate them I like to take the extra Gooo and top each one before I sprinkle with coconut. Really gives them the candy factor:)
hemp33
Aug 21, 2010
Hi Angie, I use the sweet potato with the orange flesh, sometimes they are called yams. I slice the pineapple about a 1/2 inch or so. I have a pineapple corer/slicer so it does it for me with no mess. Best darn thing I ever bought. you can find it on www.qvc.com anyone who eats a ton of pineapple should have one!
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hemp33
Aug 21, 2010
they don't get crispy like potato chips they are kind of chewy kind of like a caramel but these wont kill your teeth. Before I dehydrate them I like to take the extra Gooo and top each one before I sprinkle with coconut. Really gives them the candy factor:)
rawpatience
Aug 21, 2010
Hemp33, this sounds delish. I love yams! I was just wondering how cripy these get. I dehydrated some sweet potatoes (white ones) and I couldn't seem to get them crispy enough. I did 1/8" slices on mesh sheet so no turning was necessary. Anyways, can't wait to try this...after my MC is done.
hemp33
Aug 21, 2010
Hi Angie, I use the sweet potato with the orange flesh, sometimes they are called yams. I slice the pineapple about a 1/2 inch or so. I have a pineapple corer/slicer so it does it for me with no mess. Best darn thing I ever bought. you can find it on www.qvc.com anyone who eats a ton of pineapple should have one!
waterbaby12347
Aug 21, 2010
Hey Angie I think the pineappe is the second 5th ingredient to go into the FP and I really believe she is referring to the orange fleshed sweet potatoe... Correct me if I'm wrong Hemp33... :}
angie207
Aug 21, 2010
So, when you say sweet potato, do you mean the one with white flesh, or the ones with orange flesh? They are called different things depending where people live... The recipe sounds fascinating! And how thick did you slice your pineapple?
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