Raw Banana & Spirulina Energy Crackers
3 ripe bananas
1/2 cup of shredded coconut
1/4 cup of sesame seeds
1/8 cup of flax meal
Date paste (8 dates blended with 1/2 cup of water)
1 T hemp flour/meal
1 T spirulina powder*
* Health benefits of spirulina – provide plenty of energy, strengthens the immune system due to the beta carotene which is said to be 10 times more concentrated than carrots and will assist in a stonger immune system, believed to be high in B-12 and the only plant source of this vitamin (which is a common defiency in some vegans), thought to improve digestive health, believed to be one of the worlds richest sources of protein without the extra cholesterol you would have if you consumed an animal source of protein, spirulina is rich in iron, magnesium and other trace minerals.
1/2 t of lemon juice
Process bananas with all ingredients except for sesame seeds and coconut in a food processor fitted with the S blade.
Once processed, stir in the coconut and sesame seeds until well combined, then pour all mixture onto one dehydrator teflex sheet and spread evenly to roughly these dimensions.
Dehydrate on 110′F/45′C for 10 hours, then score into desired sizes. I did square cracker sizes. Then remove from teflex sheet onto mesh sheet and dehydrate for a further 4 hours or until your desired texture – some people prefer chewy, I liked between chewy/crunchy
If you made double mixture, you could turn these into bars.
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This really looks good and simple too. What would you suggest in lieu of hemp seeds? Could you use flax or chia?
Heather, you could omit it all together or if you wanted a bit of protein then maybe some rice protein powder x
I use chia, and they turn out great!
Hello
i read your blog all the time, but just wondering where i can buy a dehydrator in aus and how much they cost? or can you use an oven on a low temp?
HI Bridget, thanks for saying hi. I bought my mum a dehydrator in Australia through these guys http://excaliburaust.com/ and tell them I sent you.
Hey this looks great! Dying to try it out… But is there a way to do it without the dehydrator?