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Pistachio Prune Truffles
Susan Phillips
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Can you believe Valentine’s Day is right around the corner?
It’s difficult to even fathom….
Time just seems to tick away no matter how much we want it to slow down.
Today I have a super quick and exquisite tasting treat for all your loved ones. They are made with only three ingredients and are heart healthy and delicious to boot!
Here are our main ingredients, all proudly hailing from California growers:
Nutritious, tasty pitted prunes and crunchy, heart-healthy pistachios. Talk about a knockout combination!
Begin by deshelling the pistachios. We need a whole cup of the nuts for this recipe
With the S blade of your food processor, grind the pistachios down to a fine, crumbly dust. Reserve a 1/4 cup for rolling the truffles in after formed
Add the prunes and cocoa powder to the processor and mix until combined, about 20-30 seconds
Voila! Your tasty truffle mixture
Grab about a large tablespoon of the mixture in one hand. Using both hands squeeze and press the ingredients to form a ball
Roll the ball in your hand a few times until your desired shape
Drop onto the reserved pistachio dust and roll unitl completely covered on all sides
Roll some more! It’s actually pretty fun; great to get the kids involved in this part.
Great for stacking and setting on the counter as a healthy treat for guests, or gift them to your sweetheart for Valentine’s Day!
Packed full of nutrition and crunch, these Pistachio Prune Truffles are the bomb!
Try some today!
Here is the recipe for ya…
- 1 cup shelled pistachios
- 1 cup pitted prunes
- 1/4 cup cocoa powder
- Place the pistachios in a food processor and mix until ground into a fine meal
- Reserve 1/4 cup of the pistachio meal and set aside
- Add the prunes and coca powder to the remaining pistachios in the food processor and mix until thoroughly combined, about 30 seconds
- Take a large tablespoon's worth of the mixture in your hand and press together to form a bal
- Roll in the reserved pistachio dust
- Makes 18. Store in the fridge for a week