Exciting news, parents & friends :-)
This May, ReachOut is asking everyone to get involved and 'Raise Dough' to raise funds and support the work we do.
The premise is simple – sign up, bake, and host a sale for your baked goods to friends, family, and colleagues to raise funds and awareness for youth mental health.
There’s even a benefit for you – baking can be good for your wellbeing:
Want to get involved?– sign up here.
Now, here’s our question to you:
Do you like baking?? And, if so - what do you like to bake ?? (it needn't be something sweet)
Feel free to share your recipes, baking successes, epic baking fails (hello Pinterest recipes, I'm looking at you!), any baking puns - you'll see we've used a few, and your experiences of baking with your young person. Maybe even ask them to join you?
This is an awesome initiative! My social circle is quite small, but I'm going to speak to my gym and see if they'll support me and allow me to sell there.
I do have funny memories of my daughter cooking - not baking, but chopping up onions wearing her swimming goggles so her eyes didn't water 
I do enjoy baking but don't do it enough lately. Anzac biscuits are a favourite to make, possibly because I grew up making them with my mum.
My daughter makes a mean fudge slice - it never lasts long!
Goji Protein Ball - Serves 1, 15 mins, 437kj
Ingredients
- 10g coconut flour
- 10g protein powder (low carb, high protein)
- 2/3 tbsp psyllium husks
- 20ml almond milk (unsweetened if preferred)
- 1/3 tbsp goji berries, chopped, soaked in water until soft, drained well
- 1/4 tsp vanilla extract
Method
- Add ingredients into a bowl and mix until well combined.
- Roll the mixture into a ball. If the mixture is too dry to form a ball gradually add more almond milk a little at a time until mixture holds its form.
- Serve or refrigerate for later.
