Peanut and Sesame Halva in Chocolate
Peanuts and sesame give this halva more fat, calcium, and a little protein, while a thin chocolate coating makes the flavor richer without extra sugar. After chilling, the mass becomes dense and works well as a small keto dessert.
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Digestion time: 3 hour
Lightly toast peanuts (60 g) and sesame seeds (50 g), then grind them in a blender into a fine crumb. Add allulose (20 g) and half of the coconut oil (15 g), then mix thoroughly until the mass turns into a dense moldable halva.
Press the mass firmly into mold cavities and freeze it for 1 hour. Then melt the remaining coconut oil (15 g) with 99% chocolate (15 g), quickly coat the halva with the glaze, and let it cool slightly until the chocolate fully sets.
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