Every Passover I make a variation of dried fruit, nut, and grape juice haroset balls with a Sephardic flair so when I wanted to find another tasty component for my Spice Up Your Pandemic Purim Mishloach Manot theme I thought Spiced Energy Balls would be the perfect balance of healthy and sweet for the celebration!

Easiest Recipe To Make!

All you have to do for this recipe is throw all the ingredients (other than the coconut) into a food processor and process until it comes together. That’s it! You may need to add more juice but it’s a forgiving recipe–if you add too much, add more of the dried fruits or nuts to balance it out. You want to be able to form the mixture into balls. Once you can do that and the balls don’t fall apart, you have the right consistency!

Once you have your balls rolled, roll them again in the coconut flakes and you are all set! So simple, healthy ingredients, and delicious for Purim or anytime of the year!

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Spiced Energy Balls

Sweet and spicy fruit and nut energy balls

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Prep Time 15

Course Snack

Cuisine Jewish

Servings 20 balls

Equipment

Food processor

Ingredients

1 cup dried apricots
1 cup dates
1 cup walnuts
1 Tbsp chia seeds
1 tsp cinnamon
2 Tbsp juice (apple or grape)
1/2 cup coconut flakes

Instructions

Add all ingredients except the coconut flakes to a food processor. Process until nuts and fruit are chopped finely and mixture comes together. You may need to add more juice.
Roll the mixture into balls about the size of a quarter.
Sprinkle the coconut on a plate or baking sheet. Roll the balls in the coconut to coat.
Serve or store in fridge.

Keyword Apricot, date, dried fruit, nut