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Le Sphinx Heart Series of Paper Goods
The team at Found Love Hearts just adore Le Sphinx's heart series of paper goods. We suggest you take a peek at their delightful online shop at http://www.etsy.com/shop/LeSphinx
Le Sphinx is a Melbourne based creative studio
specialising in graphic design and promotion for the arts & women in
business. We also create deluxe paper goods, perfect for your love
letters, holiday greetings, memoirs, bulletins, sexy stories and other such
friendly communiqué.
Chocolate Tahini Hearts
We simply LOVE this recipe for Choc Tahini Hearts, courtesy of Melinda King from Melinda King Healing. Check out and 'like' her Facebook page for more scrumptious and super healthy recipe ideas!
http://www.facebook.com/MelindaKingHealing
Choc Tahini Hearts - high protein, vegan, gluten free
1/4 cup sprouted brown rice protein powder*
1/4 cup unhulled tahini
1 tbsp coconut nectar
1 tbsp coconut oil
1/4 cup sprouted brown rice protein powder*
1/4 cup unhulled tahini
1 tbsp coconut nectar
1 tbsp coconut oil
2 tbsp unhulled sesame seeds
Mix ingredients in a bowl until it forms sticky dough. Sprinkle some sesame seeds in bottom of moulds. Press dough into moulds (I used 6 silicon heart shaped ones) - can even use icecube trays for small snacks. Place in freezer.
4 tbsp cacao butter (I used buttons)
1 tbsp cacao powder
2 tsp carob powder (optional, can use more cacao)
1 tbsp coconut sugar
1 tbsp coconut oil
Using a double boiler (boiling water in saucepan and bowl placed on top of water) place all ingredients in bowl and (medium heat) stir til melted.
Get moulds out of freezer and carefully spoon liquid chocolate into moulds. Set in freezer for another 15-30minutes. Store in fridge or freezer or eat straight away! I enjoyed mine with a cup of vanilla chai. Delicious.
*provides approx 24g protein therefore each heart could contain approx 4g protein. Pretty good for a choccie snack.
Mix ingredients in a bowl until it forms sticky dough. Sprinkle some sesame seeds in bottom of moulds. Press dough into moulds (I used 6 silicon heart shaped ones) - can even use icecube trays for small snacks. Place in freezer.
4 tbsp cacao butter (I used buttons)
1 tbsp cacao powder
2 tsp carob powder (optional, can use more cacao)
1 tbsp coconut sugar
1 tbsp coconut oil
Using a double boiler (boiling water in saucepan and bowl placed on top of water) place all ingredients in bowl and (medium heat) stir til melted.
Get moulds out of freezer and carefully spoon liquid chocolate into moulds. Set in freezer for another 15-30minutes. Store in fridge or freezer or eat straight away! I enjoyed mine with a cup of vanilla chai. Delicious.
*provides approx 24g protein therefore each heart could contain approx 4g protein. Pretty good for a choccie snack.
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