Passover is the time we spend with our family and friends, while indulging in many big meals. And no, this doesn’t mean you need to skip dessert! Because what’s a big meal without any dessert? I chose to share with you a small bite dessert that fits perfectly after a big meal, plus it's parve and also vegan, so it is a dessert that suits many diets!
Chocolate balls are a classic dessert everyone loves and knows. This version, however, is kosher for Passover and can help you pass this holiday while still eating delicious sweets.
As a bonus, your kids will love to help make these chocolate coconut balls because they are so easy to make. And let’s not forget, delicious too! I choose to roll them in coconut, if you aren’t a fan of coconut, you can also roll them in cocoa powder like chocolate truffles or matcha powder.
There is no sugar in this recipe, only silan (date syrup). Silan has a unique flavor that works great with chocolate in my opinion. If you want to use something else as a sweetener, you can use maple syrup or honey but keep in mind that honey is not vegan.
As I mentioned, this recipe is kosher for Passover. Other Passover recipes on my blog:
Passover Rolls
Maple Passover Cake
Almond Cookies
Sweet Potato Mini Pizzas
Passover Pancakes (Parve)
Passover Apple Crumble (Parve)
Passover Granola
Charoset
Chocolate Chip Cookies
Vegetable Kugel
GF Lemon Crinkle Cookies (Parve)
Homemade Marzipan
Vegetarian Chopped Liver
Charoset Cake
Here is the recipe for these easy and yummy chocolate balls:
Passover Chocolate Coconut Balls
Ingredients
- 2 matzos
- Handful of walnuts
- ½ cup water
- ¼ cup coconut oil
- 4 tablespoon silan (date syrup)
- 2 tablespoon cocoa powder
For garnish:
- 1 cup shredded coconut
Instructions
- In a bowl, break the 2 matzos and walnuts to small pieces.
- In a small pan, bring the following to a boil: water, coconut oil, silan and cocoa powder.
- Mix the cooked batter with the matzos and the walnuts
- Cool the batter in the fridge for an hour
- Create balls with your hands
- Roll in shredded coconut and place in the fridge to set for half an hour.
- Have a ball and happy Passover!
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