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Thursday, 27 January 2011
Granola bars (my own recipe)
You will need:
Coconut oil (find in your health shop if in the UK) - Coconut oil is fulll of nutrients and good fats, I use this instead of oil when cooking, baking or frying, it will not clog up your arteries like other heated oils. It can be used as a substitute to butter and is really delicious, 100% natural and organic.
Honey (try for a local, unheated kind, there is lots of choice but read the labels)
Oats (and a little oatmeal if you have some)
Pumpkin seeds
Raisins
Dried apricots
Place two tablespoons of coconut oil and two tablespoons of honey into a pan on a low heat, once melted turn off the heat. Add oats (and a little oatmeal if you wish) until covered but not too dry. Add seeds, raisins and apricots, stir in.
Grease a tray using a little coconut oil and pile in the mixture, pat down with a fork and bake for approx 5 mins on approx 150.
(These measurements and cooking instructions are rough guidelines as I do this recipe by instinct.)
Ideal for a quick snack, even have for breakfast or with a nice cup of tea instead of cake...
I also have a similar recipe but for a chocolate bar which I will share with you if you request!
Enjoy!
Coconut oil (find in your health shop if in the UK) - Coconut oil is fulll of nutrients and good fats, I use this instead of oil when cooking, baking or frying, it will not clog up your arteries like other heated oils. It can be used as a substitute to butter and is really delicious, 100% natural and organic.
Honey (try for a local, unheated kind, there is lots of choice but read the labels)
Oats (and a little oatmeal if you have some)
Pumpkin seeds
Raisins
Dried apricots
Place two tablespoons of coconut oil and two tablespoons of honey into a pan on a low heat, once melted turn off the heat. Add oats (and a little oatmeal if you wish) until covered but not too dry. Add seeds, raisins and apricots, stir in.
Grease a tray using a little coconut oil and pile in the mixture, pat down with a fork and bake for approx 5 mins on approx 150.
(These measurements and cooking instructions are rough guidelines as I do this recipe by instinct.)
Ideal for a quick snack, even have for breakfast or with a nice cup of tea instead of cake...
I also have a similar recipe but for a chocolate bar which I will share with you if you request!
Enjoy!
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