Not exact matches
Start by
placing the cacao
butter in a bowl above a pan
of boiling water,
keep the pan on a low heat and let the
butter melt.
(remove the
butter if you haven't already —
place in on top
of the stove to
keep it warm!)
Place about 1/3 cup
of the batter into the waffle iron and sprinkle a bit
of the remaining coconut sugar on top
of the batter in the waffle iron (you may want to grease the iron with coconut oil or
butter to
keep sugar from sticking), then close the iron and cook according to your iron's directions.
TIP: I always have caramel and chocolate sauce in my fridge; it
keeps for quite a while.CHOCOLATE DRIZZLE:
Place the
butter and chopped chocolate in a double boiler (or in a heat safe dish over a pot
of boiling water).
(As if you where gently whisking) Until they start to curdle, add the second tablespoon
of butter keep stirring, remove from heat and add a small splash
of the heavy cream (
keep stirring)
place them back into the heat, for about 6 - 8 seconds, and transfer them into a warm ramekin or ceramic dish.
You can use neutral oil in
place of the chicken fat, or even melted
butter, if you don't
keep a kosher kitchen and / or want to make your ancestors turn over in their graves.
I decided to combine the two, trading the olive oil in Heidi's recipe for coconut oil, using milder almond
butter in
place of the peanut, and
keeping the flours gluten - free.
Keep in a dry
place, and sprinkle on a piece
of butter toast, cooked eggs, or other roasted veggies for an irresistible aroma and flavor.
Hm, next time add more cacao, and
keep it in a cool
place:) Cacao or cocoa
butter instead
of coconut oil may also help.
Because several friends mentioned to me how much they loved the coconut
butter — one friend admitted to stashing the jar in a random
place in the kitchen cabinets so she could
keep it exclusively for herself — I
keep thinking
of a 2.0 version — toasted coconut
butter to add depth
of flavor and brilliant caramel color.
A bit
of forewarning, these cookies can get a bit oily if you let them sit out too long in a warm
place, since the cacao
butter begins to melt again, but as long as you
keep them in a cool area they'll
keep their crunchy candy coating.
of raw cashew
butter in
place of plant - based protein powder for more creaminess, texture, and for a bit more calories and protein to help
keep you full and feel more like a traditional shake.
Keep warm in the oven until serving time, then
place on hot plates (rinse plates under very hot water and dry well), or serve in a large heated bowl, topped with a teaspoon
of cold
butter that will melt into a well on top
of the potatoes.