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    Date Nut Salami Roll

    Published: Jan 12, 2021 · Modified: Apr 29, 2022 · by Renana · I may get commission for purchases made through links in this post at no extra cost to you.

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    Tu BiShvat is coming! I know, time flies by and we already have to start thinking of something sweet to enjoy to celebrate the new year of the trees. This year, however, I wanted to create something simple that makes a small portion and not a big cake. With COVID still very much a part of our everyday lives, there just isn’t a need for a huge cake. I am sharing a Date Nut Salami Roll recipe that is raw, vegan, and without sugar so it’s even a healthy treat to indulge.

    Date Nut Salami Roll cut on a long tray

    There are many versions of desserts that look like salami sausage, usually, they include chocolate and dairy products, biscuits, etc. But this recipe has no dairy, no biscuits, and no chocolate. It's Parve and can fit a vegan diet if you are doing Veganuary (being vegan during January).

    The ingredients for this date nut salami roll are simple - dates and nuts and it's coated with unsweetened shredded coconut. You can use sesame seeds to coat the roll or other seed types that you prefer if you don’t want to use coconut. The roll is very sticky and must be coated so you can handle it. Also, you can't cut it nicely into individual discs/cookies when it's not coated.

    This date nut roll fits Tu Bishvat celebrations since dates are one of the 7 species mentioned in the Torah (shivat haminim) that Israel is blessed with. The other species are figs, grapes, olives, wheat, barley, and pomegranate. In Tu Bishvat, you want to eat at least some of the 7 species as a custom and other dried fruits and nuts.

    For more Tu BiShvat recipes check out my Tu BiShvat recipe index.

    Let's start whipping up this yummy date nut roll:

    Date Nut Salami Roll cut on a long tray

    Date Nut Salami Roll

    Renana
    Chocolate free and vegan date nut salami roll. Perfect for Tu Bishvat celebrations as it has some of the 7 species mentioned in the Torah (shivat haminim) that Israel is blessed with.
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    Prep Time 15 mins
    Cook Time 0 mins
    Resting time 30 mins
    Total Time 45 mins
    Course Appetizer, Dessert, Snack
    Cuisine Mediterranean
    Servings 10 servings

    Ingredients
      

    • 20 pitted Medjool dates
    • Handful shelled pistachios
    • Handful slivered almonds
    • Handful pecan nuts

    For coating:

    • 4 tablespoon unsweetend desiccated coconut

    Instructions
     

    • Place in a blender all the nuts and blend long enough to crush the nuts into smaller pieces but not completely, you still want to have some texture.
    • Add the pitted dates and blend them all together to a unified batter.
    • Transfer the date batter to a baking paper and place it in a row that you will shape soon into a log.
    • Spread the desiccated coconut on the baking paper near the date batter and then use the paper to roll the batter on the coconut (like rolling sushi).
    • Shape it with your hands to a nice roll.
    • Make sure the whole roll is coated well.
    • Wrap the roll with the baking paper and place in the freezer for 30 minutes to set.
    • Take out the roll and cut to individual discs/cookies.
    • Have a piece and enjoy!

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    Filed Under: Desserts, Gluten Free, Holidays, Individual Desserts, No-bake desserts, Parve Desserts, Tu BiShvat, Vegan Tagged With: Almond, Coconut

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