Method:

1. First, the coconut filling. Mix all the coconut filling ingredients in a pan over a low heat. Then pour into a small slice tin (about 25x15 cm) that’s been lined with baking paper. Flatten the mixture out (I put a sheet of baking paper over the top and then press down gently with a chopping board.
2. Place the tin in the freezer for about four hours. When it’s solid, cut it into little rectangles and put these back into the freezer for at least an hour, ideally overnight. They need to be hard and cold when you’re covering with the chocolate so that the filling stays in its rectangular shape and doesn’t melt and get messy.
3. When you’re ready to make the chocolate, gently melt all the ingredients in a pan over a low heat. Start heating the cacao butter first as it takes longer to melt. Then add the coconut oil and maple syrup, stirring to combine. Then add the cacao powder and salt and whisk (or blitz for a minute in the food processor) so that the mixture is nice and smooth. Set aside to cool a little before using.
4. Place some baking paper on a tray. Take one little coconut rectangle at a time and dunk it in the chocolate mixture, fully coating. Rest each one on the baking paper. Yes, it gets a little messy!

Method:

1. Melt the coconut oil in a heat-proof basin over a pan with a little simmering water. When it’s all melted, add the other ingredients (apart from the peanut butter) and stir until smooth and runny.
2. With a teaspoon, put a little of the chocolate mixture in the bottom of each paper case (you don’t need to, but for ease, I put mine in a mini muffin tray). I use around two teaspoons’ worth (not the measuring teaspoons, the ones you use to eat with). Then transfer to the freezer to set.
3. When the chocolate has set, bring out the tray and add a little peanut butter to the middle of each one. About half a teaspoon.
4. Then cover the peanut butter with more chocolate and pop back in the freezer to set. Shouldn’t take long, an hour maximum. And that’s it.

Store them in the fridge or freezer.

Method:

1. Put the water in a medium sized bowl and add the gelatin, stirring straight away until it’s all dissolved.
2. Set aside for a few minutes while you heat up the other ingredients.
3. Mix the coconut cream/milk, vanilla, maple syrup and cacao in a small pan, and heat gently, stirring, until almost boiling.
4. Just before you pour the hot liquid onto the gelatin mixture, break up the gelatin into smaller pieces so it melts more easily.
5. Pour the hot chocolate mixture into the bowl with the gelatin and stir until all the gelatin has dissolved, no lumps.
6. Then simply pour into a glass or plastic container, or gummy moulds, and put into the fridge to set.
7. Once set (a few hours), pop out of moulds or cut into squares and store in the fridge for a week or so.

Store them in the fridge or freezer.