No-Bake Flourless Couscous Squares
[Vegan]
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Nissrine is a Holistic Nutritionist in training. She is Lebanese born, Canadian grown and currently...
Nissrine is a Holistic Nutritionist in training. She is Lebanese born, Canadian grown and currently lives in Milan, Italy with her Tuscan born hubby, Alessandro. After several years of dabbling in vegetarianism, veganism and macrobiotics, Nissrine decided to abandon the labels and focus on achieving health, harmony and balance. She started her blog Harmony à la Carte as a creative outlet for sharing her evolving love for creating and eating whole-food, plant-based recipes and discovered her true calling in the process. She is now studying to become a holistic nutritionist so she can help others achieve optimal health, harmony and balance in their lives. You can connect with Nissrine on Instagram Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest. Read more about Nissrine Boufawaz
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No-Bake Flourless Couscous Squares [Vegan]
These couscous squares are made from whole wheat couscous, a mixture of dried fruits for sweetness, pumpkin seeds for added crunch, apple juice, and water — simple as that. They are perfect for breakfast or as a snack throughout the day. They are light and tasty and cake-like without the...
These couscous squares are made from whole wheat couscous, a mixture of dried fruits for sweetness, pumpkin seeds for added crunch, apple juice, and water — simple as that. They are perfect for breakfast or as a snack throughout the day. They are light and tasty and cake-like without the flour and baking. I put them together on Monday evening and enjoyed them over the next few days as a snack on the go.
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How to Prepare No-Bake Flourless Couscous Squares [Vegan]
- Bring apple juice, water, dried fruits and pumpkin seeds to a boil in a large pot. If you want, at this point you can also add vanilla, cinnamon, maple syrup or other flavoring of choice.
- Pour in couscous in a waterfall manner, while stirring.
- Remove from heat, cover and let sit for about 10 minutes so that the couscous can absorb all the liquid. Stir in nuts if using.
- Press mixture into a baking dish, to about 1 inch thickness, using the back of a silicone spatula or your fingers if you can handle the heat (I can’t) and let “solidify”.
- Slice up into squares and enjoy for breakfast or a light snack throughout the day.
Notes
I poured the mixture into an 11×17 dish and sliced it into 12 squares, and poured the remaining mixture into a 6 cup muffin tray so yield will vary depending on the format you use
Like previously submitted comments: cous cous are NOT gluten free. Please change the title to avoid confusion for those looking for a gluten free recipe.
Ummm….how is this gluten free?
My thought exactly! Couscous is wheat!
Note to author: whole wheat couscous are NOT gluten free. You need to be more careful with what you post.