The other night I didn't feel like making a big, heavy dinner so I ended up making something deliciously amazing: a smoothie bowl. Then I remembered smoothie bowls have been a trendy thing since like 2013. And it was actually kind of an accident so really I can't give myself any credit for this recipe idea. But I still love me. It's cool.
The recipe is simple enough (as usual): basically just a bunch of frozen fruit blended together with coconut meat. Then instead of plain maple syrup I made a baobab caramel type thing; it's actually kinda freaky how it resembles caramel once you stir together the ingredients. Finally we top it all off with fresh mango and chia seeds because why not. I hope you thoroughly enjoy it. Definitely recommend pouring extra maple syrup on it.
Oh and SOME NEWS: I'm headin to Toronto for a couple days this weekend to be on The Morning Show (Global) to talk about The Rawsome Vegan Cookbook and to do an interview with a veeeery successful Canadian media company. *Pops collar.* Super stoked, stay tuned! I'm most excited to re-up on the cashew ice cream from Cosmic Treats and a cinnamon roll from Bunner's Bakeshop. Oh and a BBQ steamed bun from King's Cafe. X
Smoothie:
1 cup frozen blueberries
1 cup frozen pineapple
1/2 cup coconut meat
1-2 cups coconut milk, or more as needed
Baobab caramel:
1 tablespoon melted coconut oil
1 heaping teaspoon baobab powder
1 tablespoon maple syrup
Add ons:
Fresh mango or other fruit
Chia seeds
Whatever your heart desires
To make the smoothie: blend together the smoothie ingredients until smooth and thick like melty soft serve, add coconut milk or other liquid as you go. Scoop into a bowl.
To make the caramel: stir together the ingredients until it looks like caramel, it only takes a few seconds. Magic.
Scoop the fresh mango, caramel and chia seeds onto your smoothie and dig in with a spoon.
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