Ingredients
- 100 g Rapadura or Coconut Palm Sugar
- 120 g Cashew Butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 200 g GF Cornflakes, I used Nature's Path brand: //shop.naturespath.com/Honeyd-Corn-Flakes/p/NPA-602187&c=NaturesPath@ColdCereals
- 70 g water or milk of choice
- 50 g sultanas
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Spatula TM5/TM6
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Mill rapaura/coconut palm sugar for 10 secs / speed 9.
Add cashew butter and vanilla, blend 1 minute / speed 3.
Add 150g cornflakes and baking powder, grind for 10 seconds / speed 5.
Mix for 20 seconds / speed 3, adding water (or milk) in through the lid while blades are moving.
Add remaining cornflakes and sultanas, mix for 20 seconds / "Counter-clockwise operation" / speed 3.
Spoon out one tablespoon of mixture at a time onto a baking tray, pressing the flat into cookies as you go.
Bake for 15 mins then let cool and enjoy!
Pre-heat oven to 180 degrees celsius.
Tip
Change the flavour by adding:
- choc chips
- dried fruit (eg. apple, cranberry, apricot)
- different nut butters eg. almond, peanut
- sunbutter or coconut butter for nut free
Thermomix Model
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Recipe is created for
TM 31
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Comments
How much baking powder please?? Says to add at step 3.
These were really tasty. I used almond and chia seed butter in place of cashew butter and halved the sugar. They were plenty sweet enough and I might even reduce the sugar further next time. Thanks for the recipe.
Hi, Step 3 says to add the cornflakes and baking powder. Can you please advise how much baking powder? Thanks.
Delicious kids loved them, will have to double up the mixture next time