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Raw Cinnamon Buns

I have come across a couple of raw cinnamon bun recipes on the web but none seemed close enough to traditional cinnamon buns. What a great challenge. Almond flour, flaked spelt (yup, you heard me right) and ground flax were the perfect medium for these. A bit of time in the dehydrator provided the perfect consistency. Wanting to get away from only using cashews for cream fillings, I also added almonds and raisins. The crowning glory is the maple cashew icing! I wouldn’t suggest having these for breakfast every morning, but for a Sunday brunch, or a weekend treat, they are perfect.

 

 

Spelt is a grain that is related to wheat but contains much more protein and less carbohydrates than wheat. It is high in B vitamins, iron and potassium. I got this raw, flaked spelt from Sunrise Flour Mills. You can read more about them here. You can replace it with raw, flaked oats if you wish. But you know me, I like to mix it up a bit!

 

 

 

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74 Comments

  1. christie wrote on February 9, 2010

    mouth watering… im just wondering what spelt flakes are and where to get them? iv never heard of them before. as for almond flour – that would just be left over alomd pulp, dried and ground after making nut milk yeh? thanks in advance 🙂

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    • Susan wrote on February 9, 2010

      I explain what spelt is in the post…and also provide a link for you if you wish to order it. It is a grain, like wheat but with much higher protein.

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  2. Antony wrote on February 9, 2010

    Wow! You continue to amaze – delicious and creative 🙂

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  3. Chantal wrote on February 8, 2010

    This looks too orgasmic for words…

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