Ahh the humble flapjack. So often overlooked in favour over a double choc cookie but a brilliant companion to a good cuppa. I have always been a fan, perhaps because my mum has such a good recipe for them.
These a not buttery baked flapjacks with a crunchy top. If you are looking for that recipe click here.
But wait! These little beauties are easy to make, sticky, sweet and nutty. And I reckon you could even call them breakfast!
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No-bake Flapjack
1.5 cups oats
1/3 cup honey
1 cup peeled peanuts
3 tblsp sesame seeds
- Line a baking tray.
- Dry fry the sesame seeds in a pan until they are golden brown.
- Set them aside in a bowl.
- Do the same to the peanuts.
- Add 1/4 cup of the peanuts to the sesame seeds.
- Put the rest in a mortar (or food processor if you have one) and pound/whizz away until your peanuts are crushed into a nice variety of sizes.
- Add these peanuts to the rest of the seeds and nuts.
- Heat the honey in a pan to loosen. Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the oats.
- Once all the oats are covered in honey, stir in the nuts and seeds.
-Once you are satisfied that the nuts and seeds are evenly distributed, spoon your mixture into the baking tray and refrigerate.
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I found that these needed to be eaten straight from the fridge. This could be due to the 40 degree heat or it could be that I should have used set/less honey - I will experiment...
Either way they didn’t make it into work so they must have been good!
Either way they didn’t make it into work so they must have been good!
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I love flapjacks but never tried unbaked ones before. They seem quick and easy to make. I will give them a go with the kids :)
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They're not quite the same but healthier and very simple so would be a great thing to make with kids :)
DeleteThese look so tasty – never made flapjacks before but I sure love eating them! Thanks for linking up with #CookBlogShare
ReplyDeleteI was brought up on my mum's flapjack which probably account for my sizeable hips! These aren't quite the same but probably better for my hips!!
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