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Ingredients
500 g raw oat groats
1 cup raw flaked coconut
5 dried apricots (chopped)
1/4 cup raisins
1/2 cup pecans, walnuts, or hazelnuts (chopped)
3 tablespoons raw agave nectar
Raw almond butter
Recipe Directions
1. Place the oat groats in a food processor and process until fine.
2. Transfer to a bowl. Add the coconut, fruit, and nuts and mix together.
3. Add a few tablespoons of almond butter and the agave nectar to the mixture. Mix until everything is just combined- not too moist. You may need to add more nut butter to get the right consistency.
4. Press the mix into a rectangular dish and refrigerate until hard.
5. Cut into squares and enjoy!
Juno's Thoughts
By junoDelicious raw fridge flapjacks (not the pancakes--the muesli-bar type ones).
Easy to make and great for convenient high energy breakfasts and snacks.
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juno
Aug 07, 2011
I just process them dry- I find it holds everything together better than when they're soaked. If you try it with sprouted groats let me know how it goes!
pixx
Aug 06, 2011
Are you sprouting (or even just soaking) the oat groats, or processing them dry? (Each would give a different texture.)
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juno
Aug 07, 2011
I just process them dry- I find it holds everything together better than when they're soaked. If you try it with sprouted groats let me know how it goes!
pixx
Aug 06, 2011
Are you sprouting (or even just soaking) the oat groats, or processing them dry? (Each would give a different texture.)
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