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6-7 - Organic Large Strawberries » cut in quarters (if small - 8-9 berries cut in half) 80g - Organic Brown Turbinado Cane Sugar » 30g - Organic Cinnamon Powder » Note: instead of strawberries, please use any seasonal berries or fruits. 1. Preheat convection oven to 385℉. Grease 8" round baking pan with coconut oil. 1. Beat butter with cane sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beat well until smooth. 2. Add shredded coconut, chia seeds and lemon zest. Mix well. 3. Add pineapple pieces, pine nuts, unsweetened dark chocolate chips. Combine. 4. In a separate mixing bowl, combine sprouted and all-purpose flours, baking powder and cardamom powder. Add to butter mixture in two separate additions. Spread the dough into a backing pan. 5. Put strawberry pieces on the top, slightly pushing them down into the dough, in your desirable pattern, sprinkle with brown turbinado cane sugar and dust with cinnamon powder. 6. Bake on the middle rack, for approx. 15-20 min or until browned. Enjoy!
1. Melt butter, add milk and heat slowly, mixing with the spoon from time to time, until the mixture is warm (45-50℃ / 113-122℉). Turn off burner, but don't remove the butter-milk mixture, leave on the burner to keep it warm. 2. Put dry yeast into a small bowl and dissolve it in 100g of warm butter-milk mixture. Let it sit on the stove for 10-15 min (put a kitchen towel under the bowl). 3. Place all-purpose flour, cane sugar, Celtic salt and cardamom powder in a mixing bowl. Combine well. Add yeast, warm butter-milk mixture. Make dough. 4. Turn it out onto a slightly dusted with all-purpose flour surface and knead for 7-8 minutes until the dough is smooth and elastic. (Dust work surface with more flour from time to time if necessary.) Make a ball, return it to the mixing bowl, cover with a piece of food wrap, put the dough in the oven, turn on oven light, put a kitchen towel under the bowl. Let it rest for 1 hour. 5. Make filling, just before the dough is almost ready and doubled in volume: Combine softened butter, brown cane sugar, cinnamon and cardamom powders. Then add shredded coconut. Mix well. 6. Dust work surface with all-purpose flour, divide dough in half. Roll one half into an approx 45 x 30 cm rectangle. Using a fork, spread a half of filling over the dough, close to the edges too (there will be a thin layer of filling, don't expect it thick), then roll up the rectangle, better a bit tightly, starting from its long side (like you make sushi rolls). 7. Cut the roll into 12 slices of approx 5-6 cm wide. Grease 9 x 12" baking sheet with coconut or grapeseed oil. Put slices seam-side down in the baking sheet so that the filling is not touching the bottom of the sheet - each roll will be standing on its seam-side down. Cover with a food wrap. 8. Repeat steps 4-5 with the second piece of dough. 9. Let the rolls rest in a warm place without draughts for 1 hour. Put a thick kitchen towel under the bottom of each baking sheet. 10. Preheat convection oven to 425℉. Whisk one large brown egg. Brush each roll on its top and sides. Bake on the middle rack, for approx. 20-25 min or until golden copper in colour. Cool a bit (1 min), then put on a plate.
Optional: Organic Chia seeds to sprinkle on the top of each loaf. 1. Make Rye Choux Dough: put rye flour in a medium size bowl, pour just boiled (very hot) distilled water onto flour and mix well until more or less smooth. Cover with food wrap first and then with a tea towel. Put it on counter in the spot with no draft to cool, put a thick towel under the bottom of the bowl. Cool for 6-8 hours or until the bowl with the dough is room temperature. As soon as cooled, start to make a main dough. 2. In a small bowl, dissolve dry yeast in warm water and let it sit for 10-15 min. 3. In a large mixing bowl, combine all-purpose flour, Celtic salt, grounded Anise seeds. Make a well, add molasses and yeast mixture. Combine using a spoon, it will take approx. 3-4 min until the dough will have a texture of medium-large crumbles. 4. Dust a work surface with all-purpose flour. Put the white flour mixture onto the work surface. Put cooled Rye Choux Dough in the center of the the white dough mixture and start to knead attaching the white dough to the sticky rye dough. Add a little all-purpose flour at a time so that the dough won't stick to the work surface and your hands. 5. As son as both doughs are combined, continue kneading adding a little all-purpose flour at a time until the dough is smooth but sticky (10-12 minutes). Please don't add extra flour, just a little (approx. 125g total) - enough to knead the dough so it doesn't stick to the work surface and your hands. 6. Slightly butter a large size mixing bowl with grapeseed oil, put dough into the bowl, but not turning it to coat with oil. Only the mixing bowl should be buttered. Cover with a piece of food wrap. Let it stand for 1 hour in a warm place without drafts , better in the oven - turn on the light in it, and put a thick towel under the bottom of the bowl. 7. Butter 9 x 13" baking sheet with grapeseed oil. Divide dough in half. Make approx. 2 x 25cm loaves from each half by rolling it on a cutting board. They will slightly be covered with the grapeseed oil while rolled. Put loaves on the buttered baking sheet, make 'bread cuttings' on the top of each half, sprinkle with chia seed if desired. Cover with food wrap, then put a tea towel on the top, and let them rise in a warm place with no drafts for 1 hour. 8. Preheat convection oven to 395℉. Bake on the middle rack, for 40-45 min or until chocolate brown in colour. Cool completely on a rack before use. Storage: Store in a bread wrap at room temperature or in fridge, it will last for about a week.
4. Add 7-8 prunes at a time into the melted chocolate mass, cover with chocolate all over the fruit and remove. Put each prune on wax paper or large flat plate. Keep some room around the prunes so that they don't touch each other. 5. Make orange or lemon zest, or both if wish to have two varieties of candies. Sprinkle Brown Turbinado Sugar, just a little, on each candy, and then zest (chocolate must be warm so you could prepare the zest in advance if necessary). 6. Cool at room temperature, uncovered, until the chocolate hardens - usually overnight, 8-10 hours.
1. Preheat convection oven to 375°F. Grease baking pan with organic coconut oil and then dust with organic all-purpose flour. Wash apricots, cut in quarters and then slice each quarter into 3 slices. 2. Using a fork, beat ghee or butter with maple sugar until smooth. 3. Add eggs, one at a time. Mix well until smooth. Add shredded coconut, salt and vanilla extract. 4. Add one at a time: Currants, pineapple pieces, crushed pecans, freeze dried raspberries. Combine gently. 5. Mix both flours with baking powder, add to the ghee/butter mixture. Combine well. 6. Evenly spread the dough in the baking pan. Push apricots, skin up, into the dough, close to each other, making rows. 7. Dust apricots on the top with cinnamon and maple or brown cane sugar. 8. Bake approx. 15-20 min on the middle rack until brown-golden. Remove from oven, and cool for 10-15 minutes. Enjoy with organic coffee or your favourite herbal tisane.
2. Cream butter and beat with sugar until fluffy. Stir in egg yolks, one at a time, and beat until smooth and creamy. 4. In a separate bowl, blend all dry ingredients: flour, baking powder, spices, salt. 5. Add dry blend into to butter mixture in three additions, alternating with milk. Beat until smooth. 6. With electric mixture, beat egg whites until stiff but not dry. Gently fold into the batter. 7. Divide batter among backing cups. Bake approx 25 min or until cupcakes spring back when lightly touched. They shouldn't be gloden in colour, but lightly golden. 8. Most important: Cool completely. 9. Make frosting: Mix powdered sugar with lemon juice. Add to softened butter, beat until creamy thick. 10. Remove cupcakes from backing cups. Ice with frosting. Sprinkle crushed freeze-dried raspberries on the tops. 2. Using a fork, beat butter with maple sugar until smooth.
3. In a separate bowl, blend flour with baking powder, baking soda and salt. 4. Add dry blend to butter mixture. Beat until smooth. The dough will be very sticky. 5. Cover with food wrap, put into the fridge for 24 hours. 6. Preheat convection oven to 390°F. Grease two 11quot; x 15" baking sheets with butter. (Or one baking sheet: After first 6 cookies are baked, clean it and butter for the second batch of cookies). 7. Make golf-size balls from the dough, and flatten them into discs of approx. 1.5 cm height (if too sticky flatten right on the baking sheet). Should be 2 cm room around each disc. (Usually 6 cookies can be baked on one 11quot; x 15" baking sheet). 8. Bake for 10-12 min, or until the top of each cookie is dry and slightly cracked. Cool for 2-3 min in the baking sheet, then put on a rack to completely cool.
Extra: 1 tablespoon of organic melted ghee or sesame oil to butter a mixing bowl, and 2 tablespoons to butter two cake pans. Onions: - a half of Large Organic sweet onion (red or white), thinly sliced - 2 cloves of Large Organic garlic, minced 30 g - Organic Air-Dried Thyme Leaves » 15 g - Organic Air-Dried Sage Leaf Rubbed » - Salt and ground black pepper to taste - 1 tablespoon of Organic Ghee or sesame oil to fry. Glaze: 1 Organic egg white and 15ml water room temperature. 1. Place dry yeast, sugars (maple and gloden cane), salt and 500g Hard Bread flour in a mixing bowl. Mix. Make a well, add water, 4 eggs and cooled melted (not hot) ghee. Combine using a spoon until no flour on the surface. Then beat the mixture on a medium speed using an electric mixer for 5-6 minutes. 2. Now continue adding more flour using a wooden spoon: first add 500g of Whole Wheat flour, combine well, then continue adding Hard Bread flour by 250g at a time until the dough becomes very stiff. Turn dough out onto a work surface and knead it adding more Hard Bread flour until the dough is smooth and not sticky. 3. Butter a large size mixing bowl with melted ghee or sesame oil, add dough turning to coat. Cover tightly with a food wrap and put a tea towel on the top. Let it stand in a warm place without draughts (better on a stove, put a thick towel under the bottom of the bowl) for 1.5 hours until the dough will double in volume. 4. While the dough is getting ready, prepare onions: melt ghee in a skillet over medium heat. Add thinly sliced onion, minced garlic, salt, black pepper, thyme and sage leaves. Partially cover with a lid (to remove moisture from the onion pieces) and cook stirring often until golden in colour. Remove from stove. Cool to room temperature. 5. As soon as dough is ready, punch it down on an unfloured wok surface and knead in onions. Please don't try to wrap onions, just knead in. Important: the onion mixture must not be hot, please cool it til it's at least warm. 6. Divide dough in half, then divide each half into 6 seamless round buns. 7. Butter two 9 x 13" cake pans with sesame or olive oil. (If you prefer, please definitely bake buns on a parchment paper lined on your favourite type of baking sheets, or in bun cups.) Sparsely place buns on pans leaving approx 3-4 cm room around each bun. Cover with food wrap, put a tea towel on the top, and let rest for 30 min. Preheat convection oven to 380℉. 8. Make a glaze: whisk an egg white with water. Remove cover from the pizza pan with buns and brush all over each bun. Sprinkle slighly each bun with black chia seeds. Bake on the middle rack, for approx. 20 min or until golden copper in colour. Cool a bit and put on a plate. Notes: • If wish, add chia seeds to the dough as well after beating the dough with electric mixer. • Please don't put the glaze on the buns in advance, but just before the baking. • The fresher the yeast the better: Double check the expire date on the package. We store dry yeast in a fridge. Storage: Store each bun in a small plastic food-grade pouch or bread wrap so the buns could retain their moisture. At room temperature and such packaging, they stay fresh for a week.
dust with organic all-purpose flour. 2. Using a fork, beat butter with maple sugar. 3. Add eggs, one at a time. Beat well until smooth. Stir in Chambord Raspberry Liquor (or orange juice). 4. Mix flour with baking powder, salt, powdered spices, and add to the ghee mixture in two additions. 5. Add grated carrots, raisins, crushed walnuts and raspberry crumble. Mix well. 6. Scrape batter into the pan, spread it evenly, and bake for 25-30 minutes or until cake pulls away from the sides of the pan and is brown gold in colour. 6. Cool (10 min) in the pan. Dust with maple sugar. Enjoy with Cardamom Coffee.
4. Mix flour with baking powder, add to the butter mixture. Combine well. 5. Using a fork, evenly spread the dough in the 11" x 7" x 2" pie pan. Put blackberries on the top making rows and just slightly pushing each berry into the dough. Leave approx. 2 cm room around each berry. 6. Bake approx. 15-20 min until golden. Remove from oven and, while the pie is hot, dust with 1 tablespoon of maple sugar. Cool a bit, for up to 10 minutes.
2. Using a fork, beat ghee with maple sugar until smooth. Add eggs, one at a time. Mix well until smooth. 3. Add unsweetened shredded coconut and beat the mixture well with a hand mixer on low speed until fluffy and creamy, and is creamy white in colour like a very heavy dairy cream. 4. Mix flour with baking powder, add to the ghee mixture. Combine well. 5. Using a fork, evenly spread the dough in the baking pan. Spread the blueberries evenly on the top anad push them into the dough. The surface of the pie will be a bit bumpy. 6. Bake approx. 20 min until golden. Remove from oven and, while the pie is hot, dust with maple sugar. Turn off heat, and put the dusted pie back into the oven for another 5 minutes. 7. Please cool before cosuming - the pie will have a very pleasant chewy texture. Or eat it hot or warm, the pie will also taste great. Best with Vanilla Coffee.
2. Using a fork, beat ghee with maple sugar until smooth. 3. Add eggs, one at a time. Mix well until smooth. Add Hazelnut meal, cinnamon and salt. 4. Mix flour with baking powder, add to the ghee mixture. Combine well. 5. Using a fork, evenly spread the dough in the baking pan. Push pear slices, skin up, into the dough, close to each other, making rows. 6. Bake approx. 15-20 min until golden. Remove from oven and, while the pie is hot, dust with 1-2 tablespoons of maple sugar. Turn off heat, and put the dusted pie back into the oven for another 5 minutes. Enjoy with any Organic Black Tea.
3. Combine flour, baking powder and cinnamon powder in another bowl. Make a well in the dry ingredients and pour lemon water mixture. Using a table spoon, gently blend just until combined. Divide batter between prepared muffin cups. Bake approx. 20-25 min until golden and a wooden stick comes clear from the inside of any muffin. Notes: In this recipe, we used cooked cranberries from Cranberry Sauce » If not available, please substitute with dried ones or defrosted/fresh/dried sour cherries cut in half.
6. Bake approx. 15-20 min until golden. Remove from oven and, while the pie is hot, dust with maple sugar. It is great to be consumed hot or cold, with Organic Coffee or Organic Maple Black Tea.
3. Using a fork or potato masher, make banana puree, small frozen crumbles are ok. Add maple sugar, beat with banana puree. Beat eggs into the banana mixture, one at a time. Add melted ghee and almond extract. Combine well. 4. Cut dried apricots into small strips or cubes, add to banana mixture. Note: Apricots can definitely be substituted with raisins and any dried fruit cubes or air dried sweet berries. 4. Combine flour and baking powder.Using a spoon, gently stir into banana-apricot mixture just to moisten: slowly move spoon from bottom to top to mix. Do not over-mix. Spoon 1 slightly heaped tablesp into each muffin cup. Bake approx. 15 min until golden and a wooden stick comes clear from the inside of a muffin. The best to enjoy them while they are hot, or please warm in an oven before consuming. Storage: Best to store in a glass conteiner at room temperature, or in a plastic pouches in a fridge after 3rd day of making.
3. Prepare a floured surface: 4 tablespoons of flour should be enough. Wet your hands with water, and make balls of 5-6 cm in diameter, put them on a floured surface and flatten a bit each ball to a disc (of approx 3 cm height) turning each side and cover a fritter with flour so it won't stick to the frying pan when you will be frying them. 4. Put 3 tablespoons of vigin organic coconut Oil in the frying pan and heat the pan slowly. As soon as oil is hot, put fritters onto the pan and fry on a light-medium heat turning sides until golden. Remove onto the plate when cooked. Add more coconut oil to a frying pan to cook the second batch of fritters. 5. Please let them cool for at least 5 minutes. Enjoy as is or top with an organic sour cream.
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