Looking for Primal Dessert Recipes page

[econ]

Alright, so I love sweets...

Anybody got any good primal dessert recipes?

[Hedonist]

Chocolate avocado coconut mousse. It does not taste like avocado.

[Westly]

Ha! The chocolate avocado mousse was totally what I was going to suggest!

Now I have to hit my raw books and find something!

[d3monic]

I am still trying to figure out the difference between primal and paleo so I hope these fall into the right category.

Cranberry Walnut Double Chocolate Chip Cookies | The Paleo Project

Paleo Mama

[econ]

I am still trying to figure out the difference between primal and paleo so I hope these fall into the right category.

I will accept desserts from either category.

[demuralist]

Recipe index « The primal recipe archive

I particularly like the chocolate truffles from this site, I do add some chopped nuts sometimes to them too. Super easy.

[belinda]

Paging Dr. Bork Bork. Stat!

[Dr. Bork Bork]

Paging Dr. Bork Bork. Stat!

LOL. My first response:
DON'T SEEK PRIMAL DESSERTS!

that being said, you should know that's really hypocritical of me, but it's the best answer I can give you.

my creativity often drives me into the kitchen instead of working on novels like I should be. Consequently, it often drives my weight up too. When it comes to dessert, I often turn into Remy from Pixar's Ratatouille. (all the combinations in the world coming together in infinite possibilites and... *hyperventilates excitedly*)

check out dessert stalker, google, and the recipe forum here. If you're in the mood for it, and you honestly want to damage yourself, you'll find a recipe and a way to do it.

second best advice: do Whole 30
The Whole30, Version 3.11 | Whole9 | Let us change your life.

your sweet tooth will go buh-bye!

[keljl+2]

Go to fastpaleo.com - they have an amazing, disgustingly good range of desserts / sweet stuff!

[SoccerGrok]

Love these with a pat of butter or fresh cream:-) And they're super easy to make.

*Super Nut Muffins*

*Ingredients:*

3 cups nuts (mix of macadamia, brazil, walnuts, almonds & pecan nuts, or whatever you prefer)
.5 cup Pumpkin Seeds
1 cup pitted dates (about 12-15)You can also use dried mango or pineapple
.5 cups dried cranberries
Juice from one Lemon
1-2 tbsp lemon zest
.5 cup coconut flakes (I like the bigger flakes; unsweetened)
1-2 tbsp ginger (chopped or grated; depending on how you like)
1/3 cup almond flour
2 eggs
1/8 tsp baking soda
1/8 tsp baking powder
1/4 cup molasses (optional: substitiute with almond butter)
1 tsp vanilla
1 tsp ground cinnamon
1 tsp ground nutmeg
Dark Chocolate Chips(optional, but I love em)

Preheat oven to 325 F. Grease muffin pan (Coconut oil preferred).
Mix nuts & dates together in food processor. Chop together until the nuts
and dates are chopped up but not too finely chopped; enough to break up the
nuts and dates.
In a different bowl, pour nut and date mixture, then add all other
ingredients. Mix well and scoop into muffin trays (these will not rise).
Bake until the tops are golden brown (about 25 minutes) and let cool.
Eat and enjoy!! Makes about 10 nut muffins.

**These muffins are great snacks & breakfast alternatives for kids and
teachers alike. They are full of nuts (good, healthy fats) and
deliciousness to sustain energy for longer periods of time, so kids (and
teachers) don't have drastic energy drops (sugar crashes) throughout the
day. These treats are also gluten free, grain free, & dairy free. You can use more or less
molasses (to taste), without any, they should still be sweet because of the
dates.* If you reduce the amount of molasses add almond butter to help keep the muffins from crumbling.