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Beetroot Flapjacks perfect for a summer day ! |
I really am all about pushing my food boundaries forward , in fact should there even be boundaries ?
I 'll be honest beetroot to me was a food I associated with obligatorily been rolled onto the summer salad plate or the token salad item at Christmas.
- 113g (4oz) butter
- 113g (4oz) golden syrup
- 225g (8oz) porridge oats
- 56g (2oz) self-raising flour
- 1 small to medium beetroot , coarsely grated
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Beetroot Flapjack super easy and tasty! |
- Preheat the oven to 180 C / Gas 4. Line a small shallow baking tray with either baking parchment or as I commonly use lake lands cake release as the flapjacks will just slide out.
- Over a medium heat melt the butter and golden syrup together in a pan , mix well.
- In a large bowl mix together oats, flour, cinnamon and coarsely grated beetroot . You have to peel the beetroot if you don't have gloves just put some food bags on your hands while peeling the beetroot !.
- After pour the syrup mixture gently into the dry indregients and mix well Pour the syrup mixture into the dry ingredients and mix well. Spread the mixture over the baking dry making it level with the back of a spoon.
- Bake for exactly 20 minutes, until firm and golden brown. Let the flapjacks cool for 5 to 10 minutes before cutting into pieces, then leave them to cool again. After this spread melted milk chocolate over them and leave to cool.
Perfect for a summers day just relaxing and drinking tea with.
The flapjacks are a little crumbly but do hold together the sweetness combined with the golden syrup does come through.
These sound great, I've seen a lot of recipes using beetroot but I'm yet to try them!! x
ReplyDeleteLovely colour, and an unusual twist on Beetroot, bet they taste fab though!
ReplyDeleteOooh these look really gorgeous so pretty! I love beetroot but everyone else in the house hates it, but could this be a way of fooling them...raspberry flapjacks did you say?! ;-)
ReplyDeleteof course raspberry flapjack it is ;-)
DeleteI LOVE beetroot, it's one of my favourite things and to be is just full of summer taste. What a great idea to have them in a flapjack - yum!
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely! We grow beetroot so I'm always on the look out for new ideas x
ReplyDeleteI actually LOVE beetroot and reckon these taste fabulous!! xx
ReplyDeletei absolutely love flapjacks and love beetroot this is a fantastic mix for me, would love to try them x
ReplyDeletei think its not for everyones taste, i like beetroot dont take me wrong but this flavour is a bit out of my comfort zone)
ReplyDeletethis is different, but I am tempted to try it out
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious.Never thought to add beetroot to flapjacks.
ReplyDeleteOooh not sure about this but actually it sounds yummy and I'm really tempted to try it. I never would have thought of it but now that you've suggested it... It would be rude not to try it lol
ReplyDeleteBeetroot in flapjacks? Interesting......one way of getting veggies into kids
ReplyDeleteOh my they look really yummy! I'd never of thought of using beetroot in this way!
ReplyDeleteThese look lovely and after trying a cake that had beetroot in it and loving it, I'm willing to try these!
ReplyDeleteMust give these a go
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