Salted Chocolate Bark With Balsamic Ginger Figs
[Vegan]
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An avid runner and passionate foodie, Laura writes the blog Chronicles of Passion, a healthy...
An avid runner and passionate foodie, Laura writes the blog Chronicles of Passion, a healthy lifestyle blog featuring vegan recipes, healthy living tips, at-home workouts and fitness motivation. She is especially passionate about creating raw, vegan desserts and experimenting with new ingredient combinations in the kitchen, and when not out on the trails can be found hanging out in downward dog, spinning or brewing a fresh batch of kombucha! You can also follow her on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Instagram. Read more about Laura Peill
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Salted Chocolate Bark With Balsamic Ginger Figs [Vegan]
Sometimes life just calls for a little chocolate. And sometimes when there is no chocolate on -hand, you have to come up with an alternative, which may even involve making it yourself. And if you are going to go so far as to make it yourself, you may...
Sometimes life just calls for a little chocolate. And sometimes when there is no chocolate on -hand, you have to come up with an alternative, which may even involve making it yourself. And if you are going to go so far as to make it yourself, you may as well make it taste awesome and throw in some flavors and tastes, add some extra textures and truly make a fancy chocolate like no other.
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How to Prepare Salted Chocolate Bark With Balsamic Ginger Figs [Vegan]
- Combine the coconut oil, maple syrup and raw cacao in a pot over low heat. Stir to melt and then set aside.
- Meanwhile, dice figs and add figs, ginger and balsamic vinegar to a small pan.
- Heat until figs and ginger caramelize and turn sticky.
- Add figs to the pot with chocolate and stir to combine.
- Pour chocolate onto a piece of baking paper on a baking tray and place in the fridge to harden.
- After the chocolate has started to harden, sprinkle with salt.
- Once completely hard, break into pieces and store in the fridge.
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