I have been remiss in posting Lenten desserts, so here’s
a truly simple, tasty, and relatively healthy choice to satisfy your sweet
tooth. This no-bake recipe is somewhat reminiscent of the Tahini-Chocolate Truffles I made for my friend’s Christmas cookie exchange party last December.
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These look delicious Robyn, as do your Tahini-Chocolate Truffles! I think I'll try making both and perhaps include some maple syrup.
Gina,I like the idea of adding maple syrup; let me know how it comes out.