anniefeldman, I sent you a message but haven’t received a response, so I’m posting here as well. I hope to test this within the next 24 hours, but am concerned that there may be an error in the amount of liquid in the recipe. For regular steel cut oats, which I eat just about every day, the ratio is typically four parts water to one part oats. Quick steel cut oats require 3:1. One to one, as stated here, would produce a very hard, crunchy oat. Is that what is intended? Also, do you use regular steel cut oats or quick cooking? From the photo, which shows oats that seem to be fairly well hydrated, I can only conclude that you used more than one cup of liquid for the one cup of oats. Thank you. ;o)
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…