I found the brown
rice syrup version to be deliciously gooey and fudgelike, if you prefer that type (which I do), the latter to be more cakey.
Not exact matches
This
version of hot cross bun is sweetened with
rice syrup and skips the dried fruit in favour of dark chocolate chunks for a lower fructose hit.
A fantastic vegan
version of the traditional
rice pudding made with brown
rice, almond milk, maple
syrup and flax seeds.
The combination of
rice syrup and almond butter make these bars less sweet, with a toothsome, more substantial savory quality than most other
versions, which are more often than not merely sweet cookie dough made even sweeter with jam.
You just need nut butter (or feel free to use coconut butter or sunflower seed butter for a nut - free
version); the cereal itself; a hint of vanilla; and brown
rice syrup.
I'd like to do some sort of
version of these cookies w / o using a granulated sugar, and I was actually thinking that brown
rice syrup might be a nice component - we'll see.
I've made my
version with short grain brown
rice, my absolute favourite grain, creamy Greek yogurt, juicy honey crisp apple, and a hint of maple
syrup and cinnamon.
Ingredients 1 1/2 cups rolled oats 1/4 cup flaxseed meal 1/4 cup sunflower seeds 1/3 cup pumpkin seeds 1/2 cup cashews 1/2 cup macadamia nuts 1/8 cup shredded coconut 1/2 cup raw honey (or swap with coconut nectar, maple
syrup, or brown
rice syrup for vegan
version) 1 cup natural peanut butter 1/2 cup chocolate chips
There are now numerous variations ranging from completely vegan and sweetened with dates, to
versions with eggs sweetened with coconut sugar or
rice syrup.
The combination of
rice syrup and almond butter make these bars less sweet and lends a more substantial quality than most other
versions.
The combination of
rice syrup and almond butter make these bars less sweet than most other
versions.
Oh, and they were sweet enough, especially after i frosted them too I have yet to try with
rice syrup, but will let you know.Sorry i have to type this again - only 1/2 TABLESPOON CASHEW BUTTER!!!! Also gonna try a carob
version too.Let you know!
My
version is made with brown
rice syrup *, which is sticky like marshmallows, and almond butter.
I've also adapted the recipe to use
rice syrup as the sweetener, and this
version is much safer to eat.
If you want a fructose free
version choose
rice syrup instead of pure maple
syrup.
As a final note, traditionally prepared brown
rice syrup may not be pure, empty calories like the modern
version.
The combination of a light peanut crust (adapted from my pistachio - poppyseed crust), toasted peanuts and caramel (made from a base of brown
rice syrup and peanut butter), and a smooth dark chocolate ganache turned out to be a sophisticated, vegan
version of the popular candy bar I grew to love as a child.
Using this sweetener added about 5 calories and 2 grams of carbs per cookie, so if you want a lower carb
version I'd recommend using Pyure Organic Stevia Blend instead, especially if you used agave, pure maple
syrup, or brown
rice syrup in place of the VitaFiber.