Fruit Oaty Slice - GF

A sweet treat -

I remember buying something similar to this recipe at the bakery. Glenn always bought the apricot ones and I enjoyed the apple ones. I have replaced most of the flour with rolled oats and instead of white flour have used wholemeal flour. The sweetener is brown rice malt syrup ( no fructose) or honey can be used. Fruit is naturally sweet so does not need any more added to it.

Eaten as a dessert with unsweetened yogurt or as a slice for the lunch box.

Rolled oats are one of those ingredients that either do or don't affect Gluten intolerant people. If it is processed in a factory where gluten products are produced, there will be small traces of Gluten in the packet. Most Gluten intolerant people I know can eat rolled oats. Otherwise buy Gluten free  rolled oats and always Organic.

Buckwheat flour - is a gluten-free flour, which is related to the rhubarb and sorrel. It is rich in protein and dietary fibre.  One serving of 100 gr gives your 13.30 gr of protein. 

Fruit Oaty Slice - Gluten Free Recipe

Oven 180 c - tin lined with greaseproof paper - 8 by 7inch tin

3/4 c buckwheat flour

1 c rolled oats

1/4 coconut

1/4 tsp baking powder

4 tbsp butter

1 eggs

4 tbsp brown rice malt syrup

Method

1 - Place all the dry ingredients into a large bowl and mix.

2 - Place the wet ingredients in a small bowl.

3 - Mix them both together.

4 - Place just over half the amount on the base, pressing down. Leaving some for the 

top.

FILLING

2 cups apples, apricots or pears with there skins on, chopped into small cubes

2 tsp corn flour - mix with small amount of water.

Method

1 - Cook the fruit on low with a lid on, until soft (a little chunky is nice ) and then add your cornflour mix. Cook for 30 seconds, stirring. COOL

2 - Spread the filling over the base and then crumble the rest of the base mixture on top.

Bake for about 30 minutes or until golden

Cool in the tin and then slice.

Cut up your fruit, leaving the skin on.

Cook your fruit  with a little water.

Stir in the mixed cornflour and cook a little more.

Rub the butter into the dry ingredients and stir in the wet ingredients.

Place 3/4 of the mixture on the base.

Spread over the cooled fruit.

Sprinkle over the extra base mixture.

Bake for 30 minutes or until golden brown.

Enjoy and try a different fruit next time.

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