If you don't use it immediately, refrigerate it for up to three days; bring it to room temperature
before using in a recipe.
This book also provides immune boosting recipes and provides information about the specific
ingredients used in the recipes in order to help you understand and choose the best foods necessary for your optimal health.
The flavor of coconut sugar is similar to brown sugar, so keep that in mind
when using it in recipes as to not overwhelm delicate flavors.
Do you have any recommendations for substitutes for nut meal, nut flour or ground nuts, as they are
used in recipes like this?
Do you think I can crush some nuts like almonds instead of sunflower seeds as I am terribly allergic to sunflower seeds sadly and I see it so much
used in your recipes too.
I guess you could probably make a much thinner version, but then you'd have to adjust your liquids accordingly
if using in recipes.
With the addition of a healthy coconut product such a coconut oil as
used in the recipes below, you can enjoy a healthier drink with all the same energy boosting properties!
They produce a fragrant and flavorful oil which I
love using in recipes for extra depth and color and where a hint of buttery flavor would work.
I know it's more sugar than I
usually use in the recipes I share, but it's simply not that good without it, and you lose the crispy edges.
The flakes are what I
always use in recipes, and are the type most commonly used among cooks and recipe authors in general.
Please, keep in mind that you may need to adjust the amount of
water used in the recipe (add or remove a few tablespoons).