Bolitas de aguacate cubiertas de chocolate
Satisfaga su antojo de dulce. Aproveche los aguacates que tiene en el refrigerador y disfrute.
Ingredientes
- ½ taza (120 ml) de crema de coco
- 3 cucharadas (45 ml) de jarabe de maple
- ¼ de cucharadita de extracto de vainilla
- 2 aguacates partidos a la mitad, sin hueso y pelados
- ⅔ de taza (115 g) de chispas de chocolate semidulce
Instrucciones
- Introduzca la crema de coco, el jarabe de maple, la vainilla y los aguacates en el vaso de la Vitamix en el orden indicado y cierre bien la tapa.
- Seleccione la velocidad 1.
- Encienda la licuadora e incremente poco a poco la velocidad hasta 10 y luego, hasta nivel Alto.
- Licúe durante 35-45 segundos usando la barra presionadora para dirigir los ingredientes hacia las cuchillas.
- Extienda la mezcla dentro de un pequeño recipiente hermético cuadrado de plástico y congele hasta que cuaje por aproximadamente 3 horas.
- Derrita el chocolate en un tazón.
- Forme bolitas con la mezcla de aguacate usando una cuchara para galletas.
- Sumérjalas en el chocolate fundido y colóquelas en una fuente recubierta con papel manteca. Vuelva a congelarlas para que cuajen.
Información nutricional
| Tamaño de la porción | 1 bolita |
| Cantidad por porción | |
| Calorías | 180 |
| Grasas | 16 |
| Grasas saturadas | 11 |
| Colesterol | 0 |
| Sodio | 0 |
| Carbohidratos | 10 |
| Fibra dietética | 2 |
| Azúcares | 7 |
| Proteínas | 1 |
Avocado Fudge Balls is rated
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Rated 2 out of
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RobertG from
Could be improved
I ended up making this recipe and another one that was cream cheese based. The Avocado one did not have much flavor (or sweetness of course) so it ended up being a bit bland for a dessert. Healthier than most and vegan. It was hard to get them in ball form, maybe because I froze them too much. It reminded me of mochi balls because of the lack of sweetness and bland flavor, but nice texture. I would probably recommend combining this recipe with the over-sweet cream cheese one so you would get part of the healthier and cut the sweetness. Bottom line, I think most people may not enjoy this as much as a "regular" dessert.
Date published: 2015-11-22
Rated 4 out of
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EVA G from
different, but good!
Don't tell anyone that they are made with avocado if you want them to try these! I added 4 Tablespoons of Maple syrup after reading another review that said they weren't very sweet. I really like them! Using a small bowl to heat the chocolate gave me problems in turning the balls to coat them, and the chocolate coating ended up too thick! I then tried heating the chocolate in a small stainless frying pan,over very low heat and that gave me the space to roll the balls and get them coated with the amount of chocolate I wanted.
Date published: 2016-03-02
Rated 5 out of
5
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Ehuanochtli from
Elegantly decadent
This is a great recipe all around, easy to make, healthy and flavorful. The key is melting the chocolate correctly and coating the balls with a thin layer, otherwise you will taste the chocolate more than the avocado mixture. Definitely a healthy fats treat, and great treat for kids too!
Date published: 2015-11-29
Rated 5 out of
5
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kwhoff from
Delicious
I was hesitant when looking at ingredients but previous reviews made me have to try. They are so interesting and delicious. I brought to work to a function and people are raving. Mine did not look like the picture. They were actually kind of ugly. Very messy trying to "dip into the melted chocolate and place on parchment paper". Don't wear white while doing this! I think next time (and there will be a next time because they are really tasty), I will try to layer the chocolate/avocado/chocolate -- then freeze. As I'm writing this I am not sure that will work. If there are suggestions on how to make the dipping work better, please share!
Date published: 2019-08-26
