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can't believe it! I've been busy running outside aiming to soak everything up before Minnesota climate comes swinging along with negative temperatures.
Obviously since it's been therefore lovely, I've
been slacking in the baking department. Sorry about that!
I'm back right now… with tasty small bars. You're excited, right?

You ought to be! I'm a HUGE fan of most things pumpkin. Actually if
I got to select my last meal on earth, it might be a simple cut of warm pumpkin pie with whipped cream.

That's my heaven. Seriously pumpkin is the JAM to
my peanut butter. What I must say i mean is usually that it completes me.

These bars are just as wonderful as pie in their own way.
They make mornings just a little brighter. In some way they feel
romantic and will definitely have your house smelling like
fall.
Oh and did We mention that they are healthy? Yes, it is possible to totally consume them for breakfast or
being a snack - there's only 128 calories per bar and healthy
elements, too!
To ensure this recipe was gluten free, I used gluten-free oats to make oat flour
(listed in the guidelines). Making oat flour one of the easiest things you can do,
and specifically wonderful if you're gluten free of charge!
Oats hold a ton of moisture and provide healthy carbs - so eat up!

Second of all, I used TAKE IT EASY chocolate chips to keep the recipe vegan-friendly.
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the event that you aren't vegan, regular mini potato chips will work
simply fine!
I hope you love this recipe. I've been working hard to generate much better treats and snack foods!
So of program… more just around the corner!
Prep period:
10 mins
Cook period:
20 mins
Total time:
30 mins
Ingredients
2 teaspoons aluminum free of charge baking powder
1/2 teaspoon cooking soda
2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract
1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
1 tablespoon olive or coconut oil
1/3 cup vegan chocolate chips, plus 2 tablespoons for sprinkling at the top
Instructions
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Spray 8x11 or 9 inches baking pan with nonstick cooking food spray.

Make oat flour: Place oatmeal into blender or meals processor and blend for 1-2 moments until oatmeal
resembles flour. You may want to end blender and mix oats once or twice
to make sure that all oats have been blended.

Measure out just 2 1/2 mugs of the oat flour and place in a
moderate bowl. Whisk in cooking powder, baking soda pop,
salt and spices; reserve.
In another large dish, whisk jointly pumpkin, brown sugar,
vanilla extract, oil, and applesauce for 1-2
mins before consistency is even and creamy. Slowly add in oat flour combination and combine until
just mixed.
Gently fold in 1/3 cup of chocolate chips. Pour batter
into ready pan and sprinkle staying 2 tablespoons of chocolates chips on top.
Bake for 15-25 mins or until knife inserted into middle happens clean or with
just a couple crumbs attached. Timing will depend on what size skillet you utilize, but definitely check around 15 minutes.
Once finished baking, cool ten minutes on wire rack. Cut into 16 pieces.

Bars can be frozen. Basically bake, cool, trim; shop in ziploc bag.
Reheat independently for 30 secs in microwave.
Be sure you browse all ingredients and nutrition info
to ensure recipe is gluten free of charge/vegan, if that's what
you desire.
Jenny
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Delicious!! I produced these tonight and plan on making a second batch soon.
I'm wanting to know how adding some peanut butter would
work? A small amount of extra proteins and flavour but may
be too much?
Hi Monique!! I think I'm doing something amiss with these pubs.

I produced them the first time and while they appeared amazing, that they had a really solid after-taste (kind of metallicy/soapy).
I examined the formula and understood I hadn't
utilized aluminum-free baking natural powder. So I made them again, this time around using the right baking powder.
Once again they looked amazing but had the SAME
aftertaste. I must say i want to love these….have you got any idea on what I'm performing wrong?
I feel like I'm a bit crazy, but I swear I'm following the
recipe exactly, aside from spraying my pan with coconut essential oil
spray (I've thought about that and don't think this
step would yield the result I'm getting).
you might have any suggestions ?
I love your site!!
These bars are SO good! I am not really vegan so I
utilized 2 eggs instead of the applesauce, only because I had formed no applesauce readily available.
I also used closer to 2/3 glass chocolate chips. These are not really super sugary, but so moist!

I wish to talk about them so I don't eat them all myself but at exactly the same time don't want to
share in any way!! These is a staple for me personally when I need a sweet deal with.

Does anyone happen to know the vitamins and minerals for the initial
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