HONEY INFUSED YIN DATES - Sun Potion

HONEY INFUSED YIN DATES

In Ayurveda, there is a quality known as Ojas, the vital energy that is said to feed our strength and life-force. We can build Ojas by properly nourishing ourselves, eating regular meals at regular mealtimes, connecting with nature + community and committing to nourishing rituals & routines. I created these Yin Power dates to connect you with your feminine nature and support internal harmony while building yin energy and vitality.

This recipe combines dates, ghee and herbs traditionally valued in women's tonics to soothe your sweet tooth and nourish you deeply. Plus, they’re absolutely delicious!

Honey Infused Yin Dates

Serves 2-3

Prep time: 10 minutes

Ingredients

8 Medjool dates

1/3 cup grass-fed ghee or alternatively - raw almond butter

1 tsp. Sun Potion Yin Power

pinch of Himalayan sea salt

option to add:

1 tsp. Sun Potion Bio-Active Honey

pinch of cinnamon, cardamom or fresh vanilla bean

topping suggestions:

hemp seeds, bee pollen, crushed dried rose petals, walnuts or almonds

Method

Combine softened ghee with Yin Power, sea salt, vanilla bean and optional sweeteners + spices

If you’re using almond butter - I would suggest adding the Honey. Otherwise, it’s optional

De-pit your dates & then fill each date with 1 tsp. of the ghee or nut butter mixture

Dress with toppings of choice & enjoy!

Medjool dates stuffed with Yin Power ghee and topped with rose petals and bee pollen

The Ingredients...

Yin Power

This gorgeous blend of herbs is traditionally valued for supporting feminine energy & vitality. With herbal allies like Ashwagandha, Shatavari, Tocos and He Shou Wu, Yin Power is traditionally used to support radiance and inner balance.

Medjool Dates

Dates are a quick source of energy & the Medjool varietal has a sweet, rich and creamy taste. They are the perfect way to sweeten up any tonic or elixir. Dates are high in soluble fiber, a source of iron, and contain several vitamins and minerals. They’re also high in antioxidants, flavonoids and phytonutrients.

Ghee

Ghee has been used since ancient times in Ayurvedic cooking for deep nourishment. It's high in fat-soluble vitamins, and the process of making ghee from butter leaves only trace amounts of casein and lactose. It is traditionally valued as a carrier for herbs, which is exactly its role in this recipe.

Close-up of a honey-infused Yin Power stuffed date

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Yin Power?

Yin Power is a Sun Potion blend of Reishi, He Shou Wu, Pearl, Tocos, Ashwagandha, Pine Pollen, Astragalus and Shatavari, traditionally used to support radiance and inner balance.

Can I make these dairy-free?

Yes — swap the ghee for raw almond butter, and add the honey for sweetness.

How long do they keep?

Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to a week.

In Joy!

Photos by Alexa Gray @alexagrayandco

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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