Are you also a big fan of carrot juice? I serve mine with apple, ginger and celery, jummy! And are you looking for recipes on how to use your carrot pulp? You are at the right place!
Since I treated myself to a slow juicer from kitchen aid, I love juicing. But I hate food waste, so I was very reluctant to use the juicer on a regular basis. But then I got a great idea. I decided to develop recipes that use the pulp. Wow, why did I not think of that before? For the carrot pulp I came up with 3 ideas: carrot banana bread, felafel with carrot and the carrot bliss balls you are looking at here. It is so satisfying to work on these kind of recipes, brings a big smile onto my face! Rescue food is my slogan today!
Carrot pulp bliss balls
delicious bliss balls made with carrot pulp left from juicing carrots. Great way to use the pulp and reduce food waste!
Ingredients
- 100 gr carrot pulp
- 120 gr apricots unsulfurized
- 75 gr almonds raw
- 15 gr flax seeds broken
- 20 gr grated coconut unsweetened
- 1 tsp vanilla powder
- 20 gr grated coconut for garnishing
Instructions
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Grind 3/4 of the almonds with your foodprocessor for 3 minutes or so
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Roughly chop the apricots and add them with the flax seeds and remaining almonds. Process until its a finely grated mix
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Add the carrot pulp, grated coconut and vanilla and pulse or mix for 1 minute more
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Form 17 small balls (works best with slightly wet hands) and dip each ball into the remaining grated coconut for garnishing.
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Let the calls stiffen into the refrigerator for 1 hour. Store them in the fridge up to 3 days
Recipe Notes
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