Preheat oven to 350°. In a large bowl sift in your flour and monk-fruit sweetener or powdered sugar. Mix them together. Add in your almond flour, salt, and cinnamon and begin mixing again!
Dice your chilled butter into even chucks and add it to your flour mixture. Fold it in with your hands, you will really have to massage the dough with your hands to combine it! Do this until it resembles a loose and crumbly dough.
Add in your maple syrup and vanilla. Mix to combine this, then use your hands to shape and form it into a round ball of dough!
Dust flour on a surface and roll out your dough! Flour the rolling pin and roll out the dough evenly to a thin sheet! You don't want your rolled dough to be too thick, the cookies expand and rise! I like when they look cute and dainty so I roll them thinly! Cut out your desired cookie shape, and to only half cut out the centre with a smaller cookie cutter. You will have to repeat this process and roll out the left overs a few times!
Line out the cookies on a cookie sheet and bake for 10-12 minutes, just when the cookies start to slightly brown. I find 11 minutes the perfect time! Let them cool!
Melt your chocolate on very low heat, once its off the heat add your coconut cream and mix until you get a creamy ganache. Dust your top cut out cookie with powder sugar. Add your ganache to a piping bag or spoon it onto the bottom cookie, and place the cut out cookie on top!
Repeat this till all your cookies are put together! Allow them to set for 20 minutes! Store in fridge or freezer, enjoy these beautiful snowflakes! Dust the final cookies with powder sugar for the snowy look