Are of tired of having the same old peanut Butter, Kaya or Jelly with your morning toasts?
If so,do try this guild free and healthy spread…
Nope!!This recipe has no butter and it’s absolutely fat and dairy free!! Its just pure fruity goodnessJ
We absolutely loved it and sure it was a big relief from the usual dry morning toasts!!
In fact I can’t wait to experiment with other dry fruit butters!!
Adapted from Recipes for Health Bliss by Susan Smith Jones
Ingredients
1/2 Cup Dried Apricots
1 Cup water
1 stick Cinnamon
1 tspns Agave Nectar or Honey
Directions
Soak the apricots overnight in one cup water.
Next morning, transfer the apricots and water to a pot.
Add the Cinnamon stick and bring it to a boil.
Simmer it for 15 minutes until it has become soft and most of the water has been absorbed.
Do note to keep some liquid to make a puree.
Let it cool down a bit. Remove the cinnamon stick and transfer the apricots to a blender.
Add the sweetener and pulse it for few seconds until a smooth puree is formed
Looks yum and the platter is very tempting
ReplyDeleteAwesome and super inviting.Yumm
ReplyDeletethats pure guiltless indulgence...am gonna make this. bookmarked.
ReplyDeleteSounds interesting and tempting.. thanks for the awesome recipe dear.. love the presenattaion too.. :)
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Super delicious n perfect!!
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Looks super delicious and inviting..
ReplyDeleteYou sure are right, the fruit butters make the dry toast really moist and delicious. I love them and yours look great and so is the click.
ReplyDeleteDelicious butter, i have to get hold of apricot now.
ReplyDeleteA delicious looking recipe...yumm..Dates should also work the same way right...I have lots in my fridge...will try with that...
ReplyDeleteSounds totally new to me and delicious , perfect for the rolls and breads!
ReplyDeleteExcellent and definitely an irresistible butter, prefect to enjoy with toasts.
ReplyDeleteApricot butter has come out really well...my fav one
ReplyDeleteWow that sounds lip smacking yummy! I have started making my own preserves too and know what a joy it is to have homemade :) -
ReplyDeleteNeat idea, looks totally scrummy!
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Never made this mself, a new dish for me..
ReplyDeletedelicious butter...
ReplyDeleteWill try this out for sure. I have apricots and we do not relish them much. Maybe this will help.
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this sure is a lovely one ramya- bookmarking; will try for sure
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