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Nourishing Chocolate Bark with Pomegranates and Pistachio’s

April 17, 2016 by Talida in Desserts

Nourishing Chocolate Bark with Pomegranates and Pistachio’s Chocolate bark is such a quick and easy dessert to whip up. The hardest thing about it is waiting for the chocolate to

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Here is a little sneak peak at a podcast talking a

Here is a little sneak peak at a podcast talking about all things plant based diets for hormone balance with @ithrive_health on the “Up Your Total Glow” podcast.
In the podcast we talked about :

🍓my story
🍓the benefits of plant-based diets for womens hormones
🍓phytoestrogens in soy and flaxseeds
🍓types of fats and seed and vegetable oils
🍓protein for women
🍓my new book!

I’ll have the podcast linked in my bio, it was a really fun conversation, I loved talking to Ruth, we have a very similar approach to health and just started chatting as if we were long time friends ! Could have kept talking for hours! Hope you enjoy the podcast and remember you can purchase my new book “Eating for Hormone Balance, a Plant-based Guide” on Amazon in your region now. Just search for the book title. We are working on a page on my website with links to the book in all the countries… until then use the search bar in Amazon 💛

#podcast #podcastersofinstagram #plantbased #plantbaseddiet #plantprotein #hormonalimbalance #hormones #hormonehealth #hormonebalance #hormonesupport #womenshealth

I can finally announce the launch of my new book!

I can finally announce the launch of my new book! Both the digital and paperback versions are now available for sale internationally from Amazon. You have to purchase from the Amazon website in your country, I will add the link to the Australian Amazon site in my bio but if your not from Australia please search for the title “Eating for Hormone Balance: A Plant -based Guide” and purchase from the Amazon website in your region.

Thank you again to my wonderful launch team, I have been blown away by your support 💛💛

#booklaunch #hormonehealth #hormonebalance #eatingforhormones #eatingforhormonebalance #plantbased #plantbaseddiet

Hi everyone, I had hoped that I would have come on

Hi everyone, I had hoped that I would have come on here with a big announcement video about the launch of my new book but unfortunately despite doing all the right things, we are still waiting for approval for the print version to go live. Did not foresee this as we tested it at least 3 times and it all worked 🤷‍♀️ but it can’t be too much longer. I apologise for all the people messaging me awaiting the print version. I will of course put out the announcement as soon as it’s live and ready to go. In the meantime, sharing this chocolate hazelnut tart that is a recipe that’s actually exclusive to my chocolate hazelnut Ebook.

Crust:
1⁄2 cup quick oats (use gluten-free oats or quinoa flakes for GF)
11⁄2 cups hazelnut meal
2 TBSP neutral oil
2 TBSP maple syrup
Method
Filling:
1 cup cashews (soaked for 3-4 hours or overnight)
1⁄2 cup cacao powder
1⁄2 cup maple syrup
1/3 cup cacao butter (melted) 1 tsp vanilla extract
A pinch of salt
2 TBSP almond milk

For the crust: Mix all the crust ingredients together in a bowl until well combined and slightly sticky. Press down evenly onto the side and base of a 20cm lightly greased tart tin. Bake for 10-12 minutes at 170°C until just golden. Remove from oven and allow to cool before adding filling.
For the filling: Melt down the cacao butter on stove over low heat until liquid. Add all ingredients to a high-speed blender. Add the melted cacao butter last (If you add it in too early and the ingredients are cold, it will solidify quickly making it harder for your blender to work and it won’t create a good result). Pour and spread filling over prepared crust with a spatula. Add chopped and whole hazelnuts on top, pushing them down slightly into the filling to create a sunken look.
Place in the fridge to set for about 2-3 hours.

#chocolate #chocolatetart #cyclesyncing #hazelnuts #nutella #healthydessert #healthydessertrecipes #vegandessert #vegandessertrecipes #plantbased #plantbasedforhormones #hormonebalance #hormoneimbalance #hormoneissues #womenshealth

Ok I’m not sure why these posts have been trimme

Ok I’m not sure why these posts have been trimmed at the sides but at least you can still see the info. Quick graphic summarising the exact same thing in my chocolate for hormones blog post and recent reel. Hope your all doing ok! I’m trying to manage all of the emotions associated with this book launch . It’s wild.

#chocolate #cacao #hormones #hormonebalancing #hormonehealth #hormoneimbalance #hormonalbalance #womenshealth #magnesium #healthbenefits #pms

These are very rich so I suggest using very small

These are very rich so I suggest using very small pots, or do what I did and only fill up a little bit in a small glass. Delicious (although personally I prefer the orange flavoured version even more as I don’t do well with spice)

2 cups coconut cream
200 g dark chocolate, chopped ( I used 85%)
⅓ cup maple syrup
½ cup almond butter
⅛-1/4 DHOW Africans Birdseye Chilli Powder (or to taste)
Method
Combine all the ingredients in a saucepan over low heat and whisk until the chocolate has melted and dissolved into the mixture. You should get a very thick smooth consistency. Pour into small glasses and set in the fridge for about an hour.

#chocolate #chocolatepots #cacao #chilli #chillichocolate #healthydessert #healthydesserts #healthydessertrecipes #vegandessert #vegandessertrecipes #plantbasedfood #plantbasedrecipes #plantbasedforhormones #cyclesyncingwithfood #cyclesyncing #hormonehealth #hormoneimbalance #hormonebalancing #womenshealth #womenshormones #hormonesupport

Here is a reel with a little summary of the benefi

Here is a reel with a little summary of the benefits of dark chocolate for womens hormones from my blog post article. I’d your curios about some of the studies mentioned you can find them linked in my article., I’m dedicating this little series to all the women I’ve met that feel guilty about eating chocolate. There is no need 😊 article is linked in my bio ❤️

#chocolate #cacao #darkchocolate #hormones #hormonehealth #hormonebalance #hormonebalancing #pms #cyclesyncing

Only a few days left until the release of my new b

Only a few days left until the release of my new book “Eating for Hormone Balance, a plant-based guide” I can’t believe we’re finally at the finish line, we have a bunch of prints coming to us this Tuesday and I can’t wait to show you all a sneak peak.
As mentioned before the recipes that have made it into my book are truly recipes that are most loved by me and this is one that I have been making for literally years on repeat. It never lasts more than 2 days in our house. Also don’t worry if you don’t have peppermint essential oil, you can use an extract, it may not have the same benefits but the taste will be just as good.
Aside from the peppermint the pecans are also wonderful for the menstrual phase, they provide a lot of good protein and manganese which helps support the pituitary gland, helping to assist in adequate production of FSH to start a healthy new menstrual cycle for the month ahead.

#peppermint #essentialoils #chocolate #cacao #chocmint #healthydessert #healthydessertrecipes #vegandessert #vegandesserts #rawvegandessert #plantbaseddiet #plantbased #plantbasedforhormones #menstrualphase #menstruation #periodpain #hormones #hormonebalance #hormonehealth #hormoneimbalance #hormonesupport #cyclesyncing #cyclesyncingwithfood #womenshealth

I’m not going to stay long because tonight is a

I’m not going to stay long because tonight is a rare opportunity for my husband and I to watch a movie together but thought I’d drop these raw peppermint chocolate cakes here as part of my chocolate for womens hormones series (go back and read through the posts)

BASE:
1 cup walnuts
1 cup dates
2 TBSP cacao powder
1-2 tsp water if needed
FILLING:
1½ cups cashews (soaked for 15 minutes in boiling water or soaked overnight)
200g can coconut cream
3 TBSP maple syrup
juice ½ lemon
a small handful of spinach for colour
4 drops peppermint essential oil or ¼ tsp peppermint extract
2 heaped tsp Phytoplankton or spirulina
CHOCOLATE COATING:
2 TBSP cacao powder
2 TBSP maple syrup
2 TBSP avocado oil
Method
For the base, process all ingredients in a food processor until sticky. Divide mixture and press down evenly into the base of large muffin tin. I used about 2 tbsp of the base for each muffin hole. I used a silicone muffin mould. If not using silicon, make sure to line your muffin tin holes with baking paper for easier removal. Set aside.
For the filling add all the filling ingredients in a high-speed blender and blend until smooth. Pour out evenly over bases in the muffin tin and freeze for about 4 hours until set.
Mix the chocolate sauce ingredients in a small bowl and spoon out over cakes once set. decorate with blueberries or toppings of choice.

#peppermint #chocolate #chocmint #vegancheesecake #healthydessert #healthydessertrecipes #rawvegan #vegandessert #plantbased #cyclesyncing #hormones #hormonehealth #cacao #hormonebalancing #hormonebalance #womenshealth #glutenfree #dairyfree #plantbasedforhormones

I will not stop sharing this recipe because I love

I will not stop sharing this recipe because I love it so much! In fact I’m craving it right now and may remake it tomorrow if I have time.
Aside from the benefits mentioned, hazelnuts are also a great source of vitamin E which works synergistically with progesterone. The better our progesterone, the less pms. If your primarily plant base zinc is more important as plant foods tend to be a little lower in zinc, zinc is not a nutrient that can be stored in the body so we need adequate intake daily for optimal health. As always the recipe has a good balance protein and healthy fats so is less likely to impact blood sugar as much as a regular dessert.

I’ve popped my old ebook in Amazon as well so if your interested in 58 chocolate hazelnut recipes for pms support please check out the live in my bio.

#chocolate #mocha #coffee #decaf #hazelnuts #cashews #casao #healthydessert #healthydesserts #healthydessertrecipes #vegandessert #rawvegan #rawvegandessert #pms #progesterone #hormonehealth #hormonebalance #hormoneimbalance #hormonesupport #hormonebalancing #cyclesyncingwithfood #cyclesyncing

You guys all love my chocolate tofu recipes so her

You guys all love my chocolate tofu recipes so here is another one for my chocolate for womens hormones series. Don’t forget to go back and read that blog article if your interested. I wrote it because over the years I’ve noticed a lot of women fear eating chocolate despite craving it so I wanted to put women at ease about their chocolate cravings. I also wrote it because it’s fun and I needed a nice easy series to take me into my book launch which is coming very very soon!!

BASE:
1 cup walnuts
1 cup almonds
3 TBSP maple syrup
2 TBSP water
2 TBSP cacao powder
FILLING:
1½ cups cashews ( soaked for at least 3-4 hour or overnight)
½ cup maple syrup
½ cup cacao powder
1 x 300g packet organic silken tofu
1 banana
¼ cup almond milk
1 TBSP almond butter
TOPPING:
Melted dark chocolate. I used 80%
chopped strawberries
Method
For the base: break down the walnuts and almonds in a food processor. Add the rest of the base ingredients and blitz again until sticky and crumbly.
Press down on to the base of desired cake tin and set aside
For the filling add all the ingredients in a high speed blender and blend until smooth and creamy. Add more almond milk if mixture is too thick
Pour over base and set in the freezer for 3-4 hours
Once set, melt down some dark chocolate in a saucepean over low heat and spread over the cake with a spatula
Add chopped strawberries and enjoy
Should be stored in the freezer or eaten in 1-2 days if stored in the fridge

#chocolatecake #chocolate #cacao #healthydessert #healthydesserts #healthydessertrecipes #veganrecipes #vegandessert #vegancheesecake #tofu #hormone #hormonehealth #hormonalimbalance #hormonebalancing #hormonalbalance #cyclesyncing #cyclesyncingwithfood

First time trying a voice over haha hope I did alr

First time trying a voice over haha hope I did alright. One of my most popular and recreated chocolate recipes. It’s great all cycle long but particularly helpful in the ovulatory phase. It helps with the transition between estrogen and progesterone and may help make ovulation more smooth and less symptomatic.

BASE:
1 cup almonds or pecans
1½ cup dates or dried figs
¼ cup sunflower seeds
2 TBSP cacao powder
FILLING:
1 300g packet organic silken tofu
200g dark chocolate of choice (I used 85%)
2 TBSP maple syrup (optional, omit if using chocolate 75% or less)
Raspberries as garnish
Method
For the base, break down the walnuts and sunflower seeds in a food processor until they form a coarse crumb. Add the remaining base ingredients and process again until sticky. If the mixture is not sticky enough, add a little bit of water, maybe ½ tsp at a time (so that it doesn't go mushy)
Press mixture evenly onto the base and sides of a lightly greased tart tin and set aside
For the filling: Meltdown the chocolate over low heat.
Pour melted chocolate and all other ingredients in a small blender and blend until smooth
Pour filling over the base and smooth out with a spatula
Place in the fridge to set for about an hour (or longer if needed)
Remove from the fridge and decorate with fresh raspberries. Serve and enjoy

#chocolate #tofu #rawdessert #healthydessert #Cyclesyncing #plantbasedrecipes #plantbasednutrition #hormonehealth #healthydessertrecipes #vegandessert #vegandessertrecipes #cyclesyncingwithfood #ovulatoryphase #hormoneimbalance #hormonehealing

Ok let’s start the chocolate recipes for this se

Ok let’s start the chocolate recipes for this series all about the benefits of dark chocolate for woman’s hormones! (Yay) I hope I get time to film all the reels I want to for this series because as you know, chocolate is my favourite thing to get creative with in my cooking. In all honesty chocolate really was instrumental in me regaining hormone balance. Once I got off my antidepressants many years ago I became unable to tolerate supplements. I could no longer take the magnesium supplement I was on and learned in time to switch to dark chocolate instead. At the stage I was only eating milk chocolate. It took me a little while to get used to the taste but actually had so much more success using cacao powder and eating dark chocolate than with supplements. Here is a little recipe that I’ve been making for years. Chocolate fudge cups. I like to top these with a variety of different toppings, my favourite is roasted almonds but I’ve used blueberries in this photo.

1 cup cashews (soaked for at least 4 hours)
½ cup cacao powder
½ cup maple syrup
½ tsp vanilla extract
⅓ cup of cacao butter
Toppings of choice.
Method
Melt the cacao butter in small saucepan over low heat. You can use a double boiler if you wish. Set aside to cool.
In the mean time blend cashews, cacao powder, maple syrup and vanilla in a high-speed blender or food processor for 1-2 minutes until smooth.
Add the melted cacao butter and blend again until mixed through.
Spoon the mixture into cupcake moulds or liners. Top with blueberries or other toppings.
Place in the freezer to set. At least 15 minutes.
Can be stored in the fridge or freezer. Enjoy!

#chocolate #chocolatefudge #healthydessert #healthydessertrecipes #rawvegan #darkchocolate #glutenfree #dairyfree #refinedsugarfree #rawvegan #rawdessert #cacao #plantbased #plantbasedrecipes #Cyclesyncing #hormonehealth #hormonalimbalance #hormonebalancing #hormonesupport #chocolateforhormones

So I have the night to myself tonight and thought

So I have the night to myself tonight and thought I’d spend it pampering myself but felt too guilty for not using my time wisely and quickly finished off the blog post! Starting my last series prior to the launch of my book and it’s going to be a fun one. All about chocolate! Which I think is the main reason most is you follow my account anyway. Chocolate really is very good for womens hormones. You can read all about the benefits in my new blog post including
🍫high in magnesium
🍫high in iron and copper
🍫helps with mood related pms
🍫helps relieve menstrual cramps
🍫helps improve blood sugar and insulin resistance
🍫enhances your estrogen clearance
🍫good for the gut and v microbiome

Link is in bio. Get ready for more chocolate recipes ❤️

#chocolate #healthbenefits #cacao #hormonehealth #womenshormones #hormonebalance #hormoneimbalance #pms #plantbasedforhormones #magnesium

This is the last recipe I’m sharing for my lutea

This is the last recipe I’m sharing for my luteal phase series. I had hoped that this series would carry me on through to the launch of my book but unfortunately no. But not to worry if you were here for all the luteal phase chocolate recipes, for my next series I’m talking all about the benefits of chocolate for women’s hormones! I thought of doing something really fun and easy just prior to my launch. My account literally grew because of chocolate recipes at the beginning and I still feel like that’s mostly what people like about my content most.

This particular recipe is a recipe I’ve shared on Instagram a while ago but haven’t put it on my blog. It’s a really easy recipe with only 5 ingredients that make the most soft and fudgey cookies. It is great for the luteal phase due to the peanut butter which is high in vitamin b6. The combo of b6 and magnesium (from the chocolate) helps support mood and reduce symptoms of pms. However I did get a question the last time I shared a peanut butter recipe asking if there is any substitute that still has the same hormone benefits, and for that I say yes, sunflower seeds are also very high in vitamin b6 and a good source of protein and fat as well as vitamin E which is also great for boosting progesterone. You can substitute the peanut butter with sunflower seed butter if you prefer and still get the same benefits.

The full recipe is coming in my book which is launching in just over 2 weeks 🙌🙌

#cookies #peanutbutter #peanutbuttercookies #vegancookies #lutealphase #chocolate #pms #cyclesyncing #healthydessert #healthydessertrecipes #healthycookies #plantbasedrecipes #plantbased #plantbasedforhormones #progesterone #hormonehealth #hormoneimbalance #hormonesupport #hormonebalancing #womenshealth #cyclesyncingwithfood

Time for a little update and announcement. I’m r

Time for a little update and announcement. I’m releasing the official launch date of my new book “Eating for Hormone Balance: a Plant-based Guide”

September 18, 2022

This is the date both the digital ebook and hard copy will be available for purchase from Amazon. I know many have been waiting patiently and I have been talking about this book more than I thought I would have to! We had wanted to launch it it sooner but this is our first time self publishing and it seems there is always something else that needs to be done before launching. Sorting out printing has been a bit of a hurdle for us.

If you are part of my book launch team you would have received a different date in your email, this is your special date before the official date, but if you want a hard copy you can purchase it on the 18th 💛

I want to thank you all for your support and if your super keen for a copy, mark this date in your calendar.

Hope you are all having a wonderful week !

#hormones #hormoneissues #plantbased #plantbaseddiet #hormonebalance #hormonebalance #hormonehealth #pms #cyclesyncing #cyclesyncingwithfood #hormonebalancing #womenshealth #booklaunch #savethedate

Ok excuse the title on this reel, it’s supposed

Ok excuse the title on this reel, it’s supposed to say carrot cake oatmeal, and yes there is a typo in vanilla but my husband does struggle to spell foods haha and he is of course the one that shoots and edits my videos. This is a delicious luteal phase breakfast recipe from my upcoming book “Eating for Hormone Balance: a plant-based guide” it’s also appropriate in the ovulatory phase. The carrots are great for helping the gut process estrogen and the cinnamon is great for regulating blood sugar in the luteal phase. I have a similar recipe on my blog, but the one in my book is adapted at add about 20g of protein which we definitely want for stable blood sugar and happy hormones especially in the luteal phase.
As a food blogger I have to pump out a lot of recipes, many times I publish recipes that “work” but aren’t necessarily my favourite. I’m always mindful that everyone has different tastes and that just because it’s not my favourite doesn’t mean it’s not someone else’s favourite BUT for my book I have on purpose chosen the recipes I genuinely eat all the time, the recipes that are most nourishing to me and help me keep my hormones balanced and the ones that really really are my most favourites. It makes me feel more confident that my recipes will be loved because I love them so much. This carrot cake oatmeal made the cut 💛

#carrotcake #carrots #oatmeal #oatmealbowl #carrotcakeoatmeal #porridge #breakfast #breakfastbowl #plantprotein #plantbaseddiet #plantbasedfood #plantbasedrecipes #lutealphase #pms #cyclesyncingwithfood #cyclesyncing #hormonehealth #hormonalimbalance #hormonebalancing #hormonebalance #womenshealth

Happy weekend everyone, weekends are definitely fo

Happy weekend everyone, weekends are definitely for crepes and pancakes. Here are some luteal phase friendly crepes made with a blend of some of the best foods for the luteal phase (see my previous post) sweet potatoes, banana , hazelnuts and chocolate.

½ cup buckwheat flour
¼ cup + 1 sweet potato flour
1 TBSP coconut sugar
2 TBSP ground flax seeds
1 TBSP oil (I used macadamia oil) plus extra for frying
2 tsp vanilla extract
pinch salt
2 cups almond milk (or milk of choice)
Method
Combine all the ingredients into a large bowl. Whisk together until well combines and a thick but runny crepe mixture forms. Allow the mixture to sit for 5 minutes before using. This will allow the flax seeds to gel and thicken the mixture which will make it easier to flip without breaking.
Lightly grease a crepe pan or large frypan with oil. I use a macadamia oil spray.
Using a ladle spread out the batter in a thin layer coating the pan, turning the pan to spread the mixture evenly.
Cook on medium heat for a few minutes until the edges become golden brown, flip and cook for a few more minutes. Remove from heat and set aside.
Repeat until the batter is finished.
Serve with desired toppings, I used a vegan chocolate hazelnut spread and bananas.

#sweetpotato #sweetpotatoflour #crepes #vegancrepes #chocolate #hazelnuts #breakfast #healthydessert #healthydessertrecipes #healthydesserts #vegandessert #plantbased #plantbasedrecipes #pms #lutealphase #cyclesyncing #cyclesyncingwithfood #hormonehealth #hormoneimbalance #hormonebalancing #hormonehealing

Been a while since I uploaded a little graphic. He

Been a while since I uploaded a little graphic. Here are my top picks for luteal phase friendly foods. I love eating in the luteal phase the most!

Dark chocolate (70% and higher) very high source of magnesium needed to decrease pms, improve sleep, headaches and increase serotonin.

Bananas: good source of complex carbs, high in vitamin b6 which assists magnesium in balancing mood at pms, also needed for serotonin

Chickpeas, good source of protein and fibre to help stabalise blood sugar in luteal phase (blood sugar is less steady in luteal phase as women ate naturally more insulin resistant in this phase) Also a very high source of vitamin b6

Sweet potatoes: good complex carb and high in beta carotene which may help improve ovarian function and boost progesterone (more research needed here)

Cauliflower: a great cruciferous veg for the luteal phase. Helps improve liver and gut health, helps reduce estrogen dominance leading to less pms

Hazelnuts: wonderful source of manganese and healthy fats. Manganese assists the pituitary function, may help in regulating LH pulses for progesterone.

Buckwheat and millet : high magnesium grains! Good source of fibre for gut motility.

Sesame and sunflower seeds: good source is vitamin E which boosts progesterone, also good source of calcium needed to improve pms symptoms and water retention

Apples and pears: have pectin which is a good prebiotic. Help with constipation. High progesterone in luteal phase can slow the bowel and lead to constipation.

#cyclesyncing #cyclesyncingwithfood #lutealphase #pms #guthealth #plantbased #plantbasedfood #plantbasedforhormones #womenshealth #hormones #hormonebalance #hormoneimbalance #hormoneimbalance #hormonebalancing #pmsproblems

I shared a chickpea salad pita post for this lutea

I shared a chickpea salad pita post for this luteal phase series not too long ago and someone asked if they could swap the chickpeas for falafel and the answer is yes! Falafel is so great in the luteal phase! I tend to have them quite often although unfortunately I hate making them so I usually just use store bought or get them in a souvlaki wrap from our favourite Greek place.. not so healthy I know but in late luteal phase I get fatigued and sometimes need a break from cooking, I also feel the same first 1-3 days of menstrual phase so I have learned to plan ahead and stock my freezer with foods that make it easier on me when I just don’t feel like cooking. Here is a falafel wrap made with store bought falafel (sorry) and stuffed with hummus, vegan tzatziki, homemade baked oregano fries and salad. This is actually also a homemade wholemeal wrap, but I’ve decided of all the wraps I’ve tried the flaxseed ones are the best. Go search for the flax wrap recipe in my reels.
Here is a recipe for my favourite way to make vegan tzatziki. Swap silken tofu for favourite plant-based yoghurt if desired.

1 x 300g packet silken tofu
1 clove garlic (or more to taste )
1 Lebanese cucumber
1/2 lemon juiced
Salt to taste
1/2 tsp dried mint

Blend and enjoy.

#falafel #falafelwrap #tzatziki #vegantzatziki #hummus #dairyfree #dairyfreerecipes #plantbaseddiet #plantbasedrecipes #plantbasedfood #cyclesyncingwithfood #cyclesyncing #lutealphase #pms #hormonehealth #hormonebalance #hormonebalancing #womenshealth #potatoes

Ok I promised more chocolate recipes for the lutea

Ok I promised more chocolate recipes for the luteal phrase so here is another chocolate peanut butter one. I shared this one only a little while ago but it’s a wonderful luteal phase recipe so here it is again. Chocolate and peanut butter give the magnesium vitamin b6 combo which is crucial for supporting mood during pms.

CHOCOLATE PEANUT BUTTER MOUSSE
½ banana
1 ripe avocado
2 TBSP maple syrup
2 TBSP cacao powder
1 TBSP peanut butter
pinch salt
drop vanilla extract
CHIA PUDDING:
1 300g packet silken tofu
juice half lemon
2 TBSP maple syrup
drop vanilla
⅓ cup chia seeds
TOPPINGS AND LAYERS
sliced banana
dark chocolate chips
chocolate granola
extra peanut butter
Method
Begin by smearing some runny peanut butter on to the insides of glass jars of choice. I just used a teaspoon to do this,
For the mousse: add all ingredients into a food processor and blend until smooth. If you do not have a food processor you can mash the avocado and banana with a fork and mix everything together in a bowl. This will work but it will turn out more clumpy and you may see little clumps of avocado in your mousse.
Layer into the bottom of smeared glasses, top with some banana slices (use the other half of the banana) and other toppings if you wish and set aside.
For the chia pudding: Blend all ingredients except chia seeds in a blender (I like to use a mini blender like the Nutri Ninja to save on clean up) mix in chia seeds well with a spoon and layer on top of the mousse layer. There is no need to allow the chia seeds to sit as the pudding will be thick enough to layer.
Top with more banana, granola, choc chips, and peanut butter and any other toppings you wish! (berries are amazing)
Enjoy straight away or leave in the fridge overnight.

#chocolate #peanutbutter #pms #lutealphase #chiapudding #tofurecipes #tofu #healthydessert #healthydesserts #healthydessertrecipes #vegandessert #vegandesserts #vegandessertrecipes #hormonehealth #hormonebalance #womenshealth #plantbased #plantbasedforhormones #cyclesyncingmethod #cyclesyncing

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