Coconut Stuffed Chocolate Dates

Makes 15-20 pieces Prep Time 30 minutes   Rated:

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Place coconut, 40g coconut oil, maple syrup, salt and vanilla bean paste into Thermomix bowl and blend 1 min/speed 4-5, stopping to scrape down sides of bowl as needed. This will be quite often as the volume of mixture is fairly low. Increase to speed 6-7 if you want a finer blend.

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Split dates lengthways and remove pits from dates and discard.

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Spoon coconut filling into each date and using wet hands, make it as smooth as possible across the top.

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Place filled dates into freezer.

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Place chocolate and remaining 20g coconut oil into clean, dry Thermomix bowl and melt 15 min/37°C/speed 1.

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To be ready to enrobe dates in chocolate, prepare a little of each garnish for easy access.

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Place a bowl for dipping near a piece of clean baking paper on a tray. Pour enough melted chocolate to cover a couple of the dates into bowl and using a fork dip a date, rolling it in the chocolate until well coated. Remove carefully and place onto baking paper.

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Garnish with just a little of topping of choice.

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Continue with each step until all dates are coated. Allow to set at room temperature. Place into paper cases of choice and store refrigerated until use.

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