
Adjust the quantities as needed: if your nut butter is on the runny side, or you use more maple syrup for a sweeter result, you may need to add more ground almonds to compensate. Mix all the ingredients except the cinnamon together with a spoon in small, round-bottomed bowl. 3 teaspoons almond butter (the thicker the better).
#SAUERBRATEN MEATBALLS WITHOUT GINGERSNAP PLUS#

After stirring the almonds and almond butter together with some maple syrup, vanilla and a tiny bit of salt, and then rolling them into balls, I realized they were like a more filling, stick-to-your-ribs version of the doughnut “holes” you can get from doughnut shops. A package of ground almonds happened to be sitting on my kitchen counter next to a jar of almond butter, and that reminded me of making truffle-like creations with ingredients like those in the early 2010s when raw food was popular. I devised them one day when I wanted just a very small dessert to go with my afternoon tea but didn’t have anything in the house. Made from ground almonds, nut butter and a few other ingredients, these no-bake, raw doughnut holes can be whipped up in a flash. This recipe puts the NUT in doughnut holes.
