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Home / Recipe / Desserts / Energizing Trail Mix Bark

Energizing Trail Mix Bark

August 26, 2011 By Adrienne Harvey Leave a Comment

Cooling The Energizing Trail Mix Bark

A flavorful snack that’s packed with nutrition

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Energizing Trail Mix Bark

A flavorful snack that's packed with nutrition - includes nuts, dried fruit, spices. Great for high energy activity days!
Course: Snack
Keyword: dried fruit, high energy snack, hiking snack, mixed nuts, survival food, trail mix
Author: Adrienne Harvey

Ingredients

Ingredients

  • 6 oz walnut halves Raw Walnuts
  • 6 oz almonds Whole Raw Almonds
  • 3 oz dried apricots Chopped or Diced
  • 1 Tbsp coconut oil
  • 4 oz brown rice syrup I prefer the Lundberg brand
  • 1 Tbsp almond butter or any other nut butter
  • 4 grinds black pepper 4 good grinds of it
  • 1/2 tsp sea salt ghost chili naga jolokia infused
  • 1/4 tsp lemon zest Dried and powdered or fresh and obliterated
  • 1 tsp ginger Dried China #1 ground at home is best

Instructions

  • Put the walnuts, almonds and chopped apricots in a large metal bowl.
  • In a small saucepan, heat the coconut oil, brown rice syrup, almond butter and all of the spices over medium heat - stirring constantly to combine.
  • When the mixture comes to a slight boil/simmer, let it reduce VERY slightly (do not walk away for a second during this process, then pour over the nuts and fruit in the bowl. Working quickly, stir to make sure everything is evenly coated and combined.
  • Turn out onto a silicone baking mat and let solidify - store in plastic bags and try to control yourself, this stuff is highly addictive.
    Cooling The Energizing Trail Mix Bark
  • You can modify this recipe to suit whatever dried fruits, spices, etc. you may have available at the time. For the RKC Workshop I made a version of this mix which used walnuts, almonds, goji berries, raw cocoa nibs, and unsweetened coconut shreds for example.

Filed Under: Desserts, Recipe, Snacks Tagged With: hiking food, hiking snack, make ahead, trail mix, trail mix bark recipe, travel snack

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