Ingredients
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- 170 g wholemeal plain flour
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 120 g brown sugar
- 50 g Quick Oats
- 15 dried apricots - chopped
- 20 g sunflower seeds
- 20 g Butter
- 2 eggs
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Recipe is created for
TM 31
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Recipe's preparation
Combine butter and eggs in TMX, speed 8 for 4 seconds.
Add remaining ingrediends. Knead on interval speed for 30 seconds to combine.
Press into a greased 20cm square tin and smooth top with back of spoon.
Bake in 170 degree oven for 25 minutes.
When completely cool, cut into 8 slices.
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Tip
I love this slice as a healthy morning or afternoon tea snack. Also great for breakfast or lunch on the run with a piece of fresh fruit or tub of yoghurt!
Recipe from my blog: //tonicoward.blogspot.com/2011/09/thermomix-cooking-oat-apricot-slice.html
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Comments
Add a commentI thought this was a great recipe to use as a...
I thought this was a great recipe to use as a base. I added chopped dates, coconut, 50g of honey and omitted the sugar. Thanks for sharing
This wasn't a very big hit in
This wasn't a very big hit in my family unfortunately
My whole family love this.
My whole family love this. Grandma through to kids. Very yummy!
A tad bit bland for my
A tad bit bland for my liking, but giving it four stars anyway because my kids absolutely love it and it's a much healthier alternative to shop bought slices. I'll try incorporating cranberries or dates next time for a bit of extra oomph!
Yummo daddyo! These are
Yummo daddyo!
These are delicious! Can't wait to try different fruit next time
Great recipe as a substitute
Great recipe as a substitute for muesli bars (just can't find a recipe for muesli bar my eldest likes!!) but she likes this
I thought this was really
I thought this was really bland....
I can't speak highly enough
I can't speak highly enough of this recipe! Love it! I use a mixture of pepitas and sunflower seeds, plus dried blueberries, mango and cranberries (usually going over the recommended 15g!) ..... Delicious.
YUM! I substituted craisins
The children loved this as an
:)The children are very happy
Ok...I really mucked this
Ok...I really mucked this recipe up...I was making it while I was making dinner so wasn't concentrating and forgot the baking powder and sugar.....still tasted good so I can imagine how good the PROPER recipe is
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