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| * Remove from heat and add the vanilla. Stir to combine, and then pour in the rice cereal. Stir until date mixture and rice cereal are well combined. | * Remove from heat and add the vanilla. Stir to combine, and then pour in the rice cereal. Stir until date mixture and rice cereal are well combined. | ||
| * Allow to cool slightly (~5 min). Form mixture into balls and roll in coconut. | * Allow to cool slightly (~5 min). Form mixture into balls and roll in coconut. | ||
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| + | * The traditional things to roll these date balls in are powdered sugar or coconut. I don't use the powdered sugar because I think it makes the cookies too sweet. Even the coconut makes it a bit overly sweet if you use sweetened coconut; this year I had unsweeteened coconut on hand so I used that and I really like the result. My mom also rolled some in pistachios for last Christmas and that went really well with the dates. I thought about doing that for the ale (since I have a lot of other nut-free cookies), but I didn't have enough pistachios on hand and needed to just get it done. | ||
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