Well, I forgive you. Moving on.
I am so excited about this new feature Foodbuzz just installed. It's called Healthbuzz and it has a specialized area for those who have food allergies as well as a vast library of other bloggers post's having to deal with other health issues. Another great feature is the section on Fitness. There are soooo many bloggers out there focusing on weight loss! It's inspiring. Plus, if you do check it out, you might just catch a glimpse of me over at Healthbuzz. Thats right. Your little ol' Funny Girl is a Contributing Editor over at Healthbuzz. So, go check it out. I'll wait here.
You back? Good.
Well remember that picture I teased you with earlier this weekend? Well now you are finally going to get the recipe! This recipe is Gluten-free, Soy-free, Corn-free, Dairy-free, and Egg-free. This recipe started with a flopped blondie recipe. When I tried to make it work, it came out amazing. So now I make "bad" blondies on purpose, and often.
Millet Bars
Whisk together these dry ingredients:
1/3 c. Garbanzo Bean Flour
2/3 c. Millet Flour
1/3 c. Tapioca Flour
1 tsp Xanthan Gum
1/2 tsp Salt
1 tsp baking soda
2 tsp Corn-free baking powder
In a seperate bowl, beat to combine:
2/3 c. Brown Sugar
1/4 c. No Sugar added Apple sauce ( I use Motts)
1/4 c. Olive Oil
2 1/2 tsp Vanilla
1 Tbs agave Nectar
1/4 c. Rice Milk
Combine wet and dry ingredients, add in:
1/2 c. Enjoy Life Semi-sweet Chocolate chips
Pour into 8x8 in Pan lined with parchment paper.
Bake at 350 degrees for 22-30 minutes.
Cool completely.
Melt in a measuring cup in the microwave:
3 oz Bakers chocolate, broken into small pieces
1 oz Enjoy Life Semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 Tbs Spectrum Shortening
Pour chocolate mixture over cooled bars, let completely harden before cutting.
Check this recipe and other recipes out at Slightly Indulgent Tuesdays.
Check this recipe and other recipes out at Slightly Indulgent Tuesdays.
4 comments:
This looks amazingly decadent!
At first I didn't think there was chocolate in it but then I realized that it was listed towards the end of the post.
Does it slice well when it has hardened? What is the texture of the millet bars like? It looks delicious anyway!
How cool is the Health Buzz section! I'm a contributing editor as well. I'm gonna add you as a friend there!
Ooo, these look tasty! I love the chocolate topping :)
~Aubree Cherie
Hey Michelle Thanks for commenting!
Yes, the recipe has chocolate chips and a chocolate layer on top.
It slices well at room tempurature, but when it's cold the chocolate gets kind of brittle.
The millet bars have a cakie-cookie kind of texture . . . real nice with the chocolate layer. I will definitely have to check out your recipes on HealthBuzz.
Thanks, Aubree Cherie!
Jillian, just thought you would like to know this recipe is on the front of the healthbuzz section under 'specialty diet' on foodbuzz. My recipe is below yours there :)
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