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Recipes - Iron Woman Granola Bars

Recipe Name

Iron Woman Granola Bars

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Recipe Description IRon rich granola bars that taste good and are easy to make. Includes 1 1/2 cups enriched puff cereal - I used flax puffs, but enriched rice or wheat puffs would work too.
Quantity 15 Quantity Unit bars Servings  
Prep Time (minutes) 20 Cook Time (minutes) 0 Ready In (minutes) 20
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Ingredients
Amt. Measure Ingredient
1/3
teaspoonmolasses (Black strap for extra iron)
1
1/8
tablespoonsoats, rolled, organic (roast 15 minutes in overn f
1/2
individual packetsugar, dark brown packed sugar
1/2
ouncepumpkin seeds (roast 15 minutes in oven for more c
1/8
ouncesesame seeds, toasted (1/8 cup)
1
2/3
tablespoonsrice crispy cereal (better if use something less sugary, like wheat puffs or flax puffs - aim at something with 25% iron or more per serving)
1/2
tablespooncurrants (dust with flour to reduce sticking)
1
1/4
halvesApricots, dried, sulfured, uncooked quartered (chop small and dust with flour. Better to use unsulphered fruit)
1/4
teaspoonorganic wholewheat flour
Steps
Sequence Step
1Roast oats, pumpkin seeds and sesame seeds in oven for 10 to 15 minutes at around 350 F to make mars crunchy.
2Meanwhile, chop apricots and toss in flour with currants.
3Heat molasses and sugar together, while stiring over medium heat until comes to boil. (Use black strap molasses to increase teh iron content)
4Mix all dry ingredients together in a large bowl.
5Pour in molasses mizture and stir in rapidly until all dry ingredients are coated.
6Press mixture onto tray to 1/2 inch thick, using plastic wrap on top to keep it from sticking to your hands (not because your hands get messy, but because it is impossible to keep the mixture in teh pan otherwise).
7Cool in refrigerator and cut into 15 bars.






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