Cooking Tip 102 (Make Your Own Chocolate)

Cooking tip 102 making your own chocolate is one of those things you will wish you had always been doing. Making your own chocolate is much better than buying it. Three reasons why: it’s cheaper, you can regulate what you put in it and it is always available in the fridge or freezer, you don’t have to make a trip to the shop when you feel like a piece of chocolate.

This recipe I share with you today is probably the naughtiest recipe I have ever shared on my blog posts but I thought it was celebration time. Nine years ago I moved into my present home and it also coincided with me starting to write blog posts.

This recipe today is the last that comes to you from down town Mullumbimby as I am moving house as you read this, in fact I’ll probably be on my 7th unloading trip as this newsletter hits your inbox. A naughty recipe is definitely called for by way of celebration. So here is to a fabulous vegan version of rocky road, enjoy and let me know what you added in yours.

Rocky Road

Ingredients

500g vegan chocolate – dark or milk – I used dark

250g vegan marshmallows

100g macadamia nuts

50g pistachios

2 tbsp crystalised ginger (optional)

¼ cup sultanas (this can be changed for another dried fruit if you prefer)

2 tbsp dried cranberries

2 tbsp activated buckwheat

Method

Place the chocolate in a bowl sitting over a saucepan of water and put on the heat and stir chocolate with a spatula until all melted.
Mix in all of the other ingredients.
Line a 20 cm rectangular pyrex or other dish with baking paper and pour in the chocolate mixture and level out on the top (some chocolate covered marshmallows will pop up – no probs)
Place in the fridge for 3 hours or so or until it is set and then you can cut it into any shape you like.

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Catch the Early Bird Pricing

Wanted to remind you all that I have early bird pricing on the Three Day Vegan Foundation Cooking Course for 2022 and also for all of the modules in the Vegan Chef Training. Did you know that once you do the Three Day Vegan Foundation Cooking Course you can come along and do any of modules 2 to 5 in any order.

Module 2 – Raw Cuisine including, snacks, main meals, dehydration, sprouting and raw cakes

Module 3 – Ayurvedic Cuisine

Module 4 – Macrobiotics, Wholefoods and Italian Cuisine

Module 5 – Activated Grain Baking, Tofu and Miso, Sauerkraut and Fermented Veg, Kambucha, Jamu and Fire Tonic and Shrubs

Apply now for the Three Day Foundation Cooking Course

Apply now for the Vegan Chef Training

Have a wonderful week everyone.

Veet

3 Day Foundation Course

In-Person

Duration 3 Days

Cost $1,006.50

In this 3 day course, we will cover the fundamentals in vegan cooking and nutrition. The class is hands on and you will immerse yourself in three full days of vegan organic cuisine.

Vegan Chef Training

In-Person

Duration 6mths-1year

Cost $10,413

Gain professional chef skills, get hands on training experience, and work with organic and locally sourced plant-based produce in the biggest growth market in food today: Vegan Cuisine.

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