- You can strip back this recipe by leaving out the oranges and cocoa powder. But make sure you sub the orange juice for another liquid, such as more coconut milk or water.
- Only 70% dark chocolate will work. Anything higher might not have emulsifiers and may cause your chocolate mixture to split!
- Regular sugar can be used here instead of maple syrup; simply dissolve the sugar in the coconut milk before combining it with the chocolate.
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11 Comments
HI there this looks fab! can you please tell where you would get the tinned coconut milk from, Is it like condensed milk (but vegan)
Thanks Lynda! We get our tinned coconut milk from our local supermarket. It’s different to condensed milk. Tinned coconut milk comes in regular and ‘light’ – and consists of the cream and water from a coconut. Hope that helps!
Make sure the oranges are vegan. Most oranges (and clementines, satsumas, etc.) from supermarkets and grocers aren’t vegan because they are coated with beeswax or shellac – look for E901 or E904 in tiny print on the label. If you want unwaxed oranges, you will probably need to buy the organic ones.
Yes agreed 🙂
Could this be made without/with less salt? And is there any risk of orange making the coconut milk curdle?
Yes you can definitely reduce or remove the salt entirely. We’ve never had a problem with the orange curdling the coconut milk 🙂
Hi Roxy&Ben,
Thank you for sharing this amazing looking recipe! I was to late to get your whole lockdown cookbook – so very happy about this one!!
Can you tell me please which biscuits do you use for this recipe? So far the only vegan options I can find are Oreos, plain Oat Cookies or speculoos/Xmas spices biscuits… would it work with oat cookies?
Cheers! Agnes
They used Biscoff in this recipe 🙂
Yes we use Biscoff but any similar vegan-friendly biscuit would work well 🙂
Gingernuts work well
Hi! Does the coconut milk make it taste like coconut? Can i substitute it with something else? (Doesnt need to be vegan)