I make a batch of these on the weekend and I'm sorted for brekky-on-the-go during a busy deadline week! My recipe was also published in the September issue of Women's Health magazine (below).
What You Need
What You Need
1 tsp coconut
oil, for greasing tray
2½ cups rolled
oats
¼ cup raw cacao
nibs
100g pistachios,
shelled and chopped
50g almonds,
chopped
50g pumpkin
seeds
50g goji berries
¼ cup coconut
flour
½ cup coconut
flakes
1½ cups almond
milk (or coconut milk), divided
5 medjool dates,
pitted and chopped
2 ripe bananas
Method
1/ Preheat oven
to 120°C and
grease a large ovenproof
deep-dish tray.
2/ Place the
oats, cacao nibs, pistachios, almonds, pumpkin seeds, goji berries, coconut
flour and flakes into a large bowl. Mix to combine and form a well in the
centre.
3/ Place 1 cup
almond milk in a small saucepan over medium-high heat. Add in the dates and
stir occasionally until the milk is bubbling and the dates start to break down,
forming a syrup. Pour into the oat mixture and stir to combine.
4/ Mash the ripe
bananas and, using a hand blender, blend in the remaining half cup of milk to
form a thick liquid. Mix this into the oat mixture until everything is evenly
covered.
5/ Press the
mixture into the dish and bake for one hour, then turn the temperature up to
150°C and bake for
a further 20 minutes or until the edges are nice and golden, but the mixture is
still chewy. Remove and allow to cool slightly before slicing into 12 bars.
Comments
The meaning of this is that you actually kill fat by eating coconut fat (in addition to coconut milk, coconut cream and coconut oil).
These 3 researches from big medical magazines are sure to turn the traditional nutrition world upside down!