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Thermomix Recipes for TM5 and TM31 => Starters and Snacks => Topic started by: Depome on October 22, 2010, 12:34:24 pm
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Cashew and craisin museli bars
Ingredients:
140g butter
30g golden syrup
120g plain flour
70g brown sugar
100g oats
20g rice bubbles
60g cashew pieces (or cashews)
40g craisins or plain cranberries
Preparation:
Place butter and golden syrup in *: Melt on 60 degrees speed 1 for 1 minute, then turn up to speed 3 for 1 minute more.
Add dry ingredients to *: and combine on :-: + speed 1 for 20 seconds, then turn up to speed 3 for 20 seconds more.
Empty bowl into slice tin and press down with the back of a spoon. Bake for 20-30 minutes in a moderate oven, approximately 180-190 degrees Celsius, until golden brown.
Remove from the oven and cut roughly into pieces as museli mix will still be soft. Allow to cool completely in slice pan, then cut through once more and remove from pan.
Photos:
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(http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/s0152434/070510149.jpg)
Tips/Hints:
I buy raw cashew pieces from a Go Vita store as they're much cheaper than whole cashews. If you have whole cashews then it would be worth pulsing them a couple of times before setting them aside as slicing the museli bars up can be difficult with big firm pieces like cashews in the way.
Supplement other nuts, fruit, coconut and the rice bubbles if you wish, but do so by volume rather than weight.
Try sprinkling some choc chips over the mix before pressing in to place, or drizzling melted chocolate over the top when it has cooled to room temp. Sometimes the chocolate facade is enough to hide the fruit and nuts from the children!
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These look fantastic. I will put a copy into cakes too (if that is ok with you) and they are a lovely snack and biscuit.
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Good work - thanks :-* :-* :-*
Thanks cookie1 for copying :-*
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Hi Depome! I made these on the weekend. They were a huge hit and only lasted one day and so I had to make another 2 batches! The first lot I did in a mini individual loaf pan so I didn't need to worry about cutting them up. They turned out great albeit a bit thick, so the second lot I used a loaf pan and then cut them up myself which made twice as many! Both ways equally fantastic. Love them, and so incredibly quick and easy to make. I used spelt flour instead of plain. I said to the OH today when I was packing his lunch "today I might make something different" as we were using the last muesli bar up, and he said "no! I want the same please" so there you go. Big Big Hit! Thanks for the recipe.
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They look so lovely and uniform out of the 'mould.'
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They look so lovely and uniform out of the 'mould.'
I agree Cookie,they do look good baked this way.Thanks Lisa for the tip :)