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Oats Energy Bars

 OATS ENERGY BAR


Hi all,

Finally tried energy bars .Made this with oats,dry fruits,sesame seeds, cornflakes,jaggery etc.Was very tasty😋

INGREDIENTS

Oats (Kellogg's)- 1 big steel glass

Jaggery -1 big steel glass

Dry fruits - 1 small cup (chopped into pieces like almonds cashews raisins and peanuts).you can also use pistas,melon seeds.

Sesame seeds -1 tbsp

Cornflakes - a handful

Ghee to grease plate

How I made it-

Dry roast 1 cup/1 steel glass oats.keep aside.

Dry roast handfuls of dry fruits chopped to small pieces (I used almonds,cashews,raisins,peanuts).keep aside 

Dry roast 1 tbsp sesame seeds.keep aside.

Now take 1 cup/glass jaggery broken into pieces.

Heat kadai and add jaggery and little water.once the jaggery dissolves strain it.

Reheat the strained syrup for 5 minutes.In a bowl of water add little syrup if the jaggery syrup forms thin undissolved strings then switch off gas.

Add 2 tbsp honey.Add all roasted above ingredients.Add a handful of cornflakes.Mix all in jaggery syrup and pour it in greased plate.Let it set for an hour.I was little impatient so made cuts so cudnt get perfect shapes😅.But taste was good .

Alternatively you can also make laddoos with the mixture.





Do try in your kitchen.

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