Hi! Thank you for stopping by to watch me, Leah, cook kosher. I've been the owner operator of my boutique catering firm in Seattle, Leah's Catering, for the past 14 years.
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Way awesome, this is my go to oil especially for frying. With its incredibly high smoke point of 490', your latkes, blintzes, sufganiyot, chicken, and stir-frys will be amazing. An all purpose oil with many health benefits, you can purchase it online and have it shipped to your door for free! Just use coupon code "KOSHER". Whoo-hoo!
Part of our Swedish offering consists of this surprisingly tasty morsel of chocolate and coconut; pretty much my favorite combination. Hesitant about the uncooked oatmeal, I shrug and toss it into the bowl telling myself it's looking like a good breakfast option. (Note to self: use gluten-free oatmeal for a even more perfect option.) This cookie is super easy to make and requires no baking. A perfect summer project for the kids.
I've disguised the simplicity by placing each ball into a foil cup. Transformed into an elegant bite, I have no problem offering them on my dessert buffet....leaving plenty of the mixture in the bowl for my 'healthy' snacking!
| Kosher Status: | Dairy |
| Number of servings: | 36 balls |
| Main Ingredient(s): | Oatmeal, Coconut - Dessicated, Cocoa |
| Preparation Time: | 00:20 |
| Cooking Time: | 00:00 |
| Skill Level: | 1 - Easy (1 Easy - 5 Hard) |
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Ingredients:
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Steps:
Cream the butter and sugar in a bowl, with a wooden spoon or mixer. Add the cocoa and oatmeal and mix well. Add the coffee, vanilla and melted chocolate. Stir well. I like to use my portion scoop, #40 or #50 to form walnut sized balls. Roll the balls into the coconut. Place on a plate and refrigerate until ready to serve. Of course, you can just eat them right away. |
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