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⌈ Secret Post #2825 ⌋

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Need Recipe Ideas!

[(Anonymous)]

(Deos anyone else pronounce recipe in their head as "rec-ipe" to make sure it's spelled correctly?)

I won an online giveaway for some food products. I know there are tons of recipes out there with the ingredients I have, but I want to know what was worked for you so I can try it out!

I have packets of goji berries, mulberries berries (that's how it labeled, twice the berry?), hemp seeds, chia seeds, cacao powder, and coconut sugar.

I feel I'm a pretty good baker/cook. I don't do it a lot but usually have some basics on hand. I will make quick breads and muffins. For savory meals my standby is a chicken thigh with paprika, some veggies and a sweet potato or bulgur. Do love chills as we get into the fall/winter, I usually make vegetarian. The only real 'allergy' I have is to avocado but that might be more of an oral allergy not a life threatening one. I am not a pasta person.

Thank you all!

Re: Need Recipe Ideas!

[solticisekf]

wow, these are some rare foodstuffs here. I've read somewhere that you shouldn't eat too many goji berries at once. =/

Re: Need Recipe Ideas!

[ginainthekingsroad]

This seems like a pretty good general primer on coconut sugar that doesn't appear to be written from an exclusively diabetic/GF/paleo POV. The suggestion in the comments about using it in banana bread sounds real good.

Are your mulberries fresh or dried? If they're fresh, I like them in pancakes like you'd normally use blueberries. I don't know what to do with dried mulberries though.

Re: Need Recipe Ideas!

[tabaqui]

I have no cooking help but yes, i say some words 'weirdly' in my head so i can remember how to spell them. :)

Re: Need Recipe Ideas!

[hands4healing]

Mulberries make good jelly and wine, but they're hard to clean, so we wouldn't eat them in pies or stuff (they grow wild here, I keep chopping one out of my hedge every year). If they're pre-cleaned, then make pie! They're sweeter than black- or raspberries, so you don't need quite as much sugar.

I'd use the seeds for muffins (as well as the cacao powder - or maybe make Mexican hot chocolate out of it? It is milk (or half-n-half), cacao powder, brown sugar or honey (to taste), cinnamon, cumin, vanilla (all to taste). Keep it on a low heat for serving.

I've never heard of any recipes for Goji berries (though have seen them covered in dark chocolate locally, which sounds yummy).

Good luck!

Re: Need Recipe Ideas!

[teaphile]

Chia seeds are delicious; I eat them as they are so the flavour doesn't disappear. But I've heard you shouldn't eat too many at once.

Re: Need Recipe Ideas!

[(Anonymous)]

check marmiton for french recipes: madelines, tarts, etc

shepard's pie for winter is a favorite of mine, pumpkin pie, indian pudding, cornbread, etc.etc. etc enjoy!

Granola

[(Anonymous)]

Chia Granola (with this recipe feel free to interchange some seeds, nuts and fruits)

Ingredients
2 cups rolled oats
1/4 cup ground chia seeds
2 tbsp whole flaxseeds
1/4 cup grapeseed oil or light olive oil
1/3 cup honey
1/4 cup Chia seeds
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
1/2 cup dried goji berries
1/4 cup dried blueberries

Method

Preheat oven to 300F.

In a large bowl, combine first 6 ingredients, stirring until well coated.

Brush a non stick baking tray with oil then spread mixture onto it.

Bake for 30 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes. after it has cooled a bit, add dried fruits and mix well