I found this delicious looking recipe. My thing with 'paleo desserts' (as with most recipes, really) is that the ingredients need to be real and not something I would only buy for one recipe (ie: almond flour.) But this recipe had real food, so it was a winner. I made a few changes... After reading comments, I left out the oil. I also did more coconut in the pb mix... Here's roughly what I did:Step 1 - order some cute candy molds from amazon.com (or just use a muffin tin, like an animal.)
Ingredients:
1/3 C crunchy Smucker's natural pb
3T shredded unsweetened coconut maybe more
1 T honey
1/2 C dark chocolate chips
1/2 tsp unsalted butter
Directions:
Melt chocolate in glass bowl in the microwave in 30 second increments stirring in between until melted. Add dab of butter. Stir and melt.
Spray molds with spray oil of your choice. Then add a dab of chocolate in each mold that you're using. Drop a few times on the counter to get chocolate to spread out. Put mold in freezer.
Melt PB in 30 second increments in microwave, until soft. Add coconut and honey. Add dollop of pb to each mold. Smush with a knife to fill. Put in freezer to harden. For around 5 minutes. Add final chocolate layer. Keep in fridge until you are ready to pop out, present, and enjoy.
Tips:
They are kind of prone to melting. I'd keep in fridge until you're going to eat them.
Before you make them, I measured the volume of my mold. I knew I didn't want a whole tray, so I tested to see how much water would fill, and I altered the recipe so that I didn't have a bunch of candy laying around. Though, after tasting them, that was a dumb idea.
