This recipe is so appealing — familiar territory with a side trip to a different level of taste. Easy to follow, easy to make and good looking on a plate with the sauce. I modified it for a gluten free need. (For the panko, crumbs made in the food processor from a GF roll; for the flour, 3 T cornstarch, 3 T brown rice flour, 1 T chick pea flour/besan). It felt like a thick batter, but the results were almost delicate. Unfortunately, our supermarket jalapeno was bland, so hot sauce was needed — adjust the chile recommendations to your taste. And the sauce! We enjoyed it with other foods — with rice, with sweet potatoes and more.
These Breakfast Bars Are Easy, Hearty, and Satisfyingly Crunchy
Why It Works A blend of dried fruits, seeds, and fruit preserves provides a compelling mix of flavors, colors, and textures.Toasting the oats with brown sugar and honey before mixing with the other ingredients creates a deep butterscotch flavor.Creamy nut butter (or sunflower butter) binds the oats and seeds together so the bars hold their…
