Line a muffin tin with plastic wrap to make this easy to lift out.
Add all ingredients to your food processor and blend well.
Add a splash of water if it seems too dry/crumbly.
Use a 1 ½ inch cookie dough scoop to divide dough evenly into muffin tin.
Press dough very firmly and use the back of a spoon to make a well in the center for the whipped cream.
Set in the fridge to firm up. Let chill for at least 4 hours (so they don't crumble)
To make the whipped cream
Blend the package of freeze dried strawberries in a small blender until it forms a fine powder.
(Use a can of coconut milk overnight that has been refrigerated overnight) Scoop out the solid coconut cream into a mixing bowl (save the water for a smoothie!)
Add the strawberry powder, vanilla and maple syrup to your bowl and whip the cream until fluffy and stiff peaks form. (I prefer my handheld mixer)
Scoop the whipped cream into a gallon-size plastic bag and snip off the tip to pipe the cream onto each cookie. (I used a cake decorating frosting tip to make it extra fancy)
Taste & adjust for sweetness.
Garnish each cookie with strawberries.
Enjoy!
Notes
I like Thai Kitchen organic coconut milk. Be sure to always buy full-fat, not "lite" coconut milk when making whipped cream.These cookies are best served at room temp. Leftovers can be refrigerated for a few days, but the cookies will harden in the fridge due to the coconut.Alternatively, you can store the cookies *un-frosted* in an air-tight container and frost just before serving. The whipped cream must be kept in the fridge.Recipe adapted from spoonfulofflavor.com.