These plum-banana breakfast squares are the result of wanting to use up some of the abundance of a backyard plum harvest. I will also be making a plum upside-down cake to take to Church tomorrow (but not a very healthy recipe, so it won't be on this blog).
We will use some of these plums today:
I love these little orbs of sunshine. I call them "Little Golden Plums" although I know they must have a proper scientific name.
๐ถYou can use any sort/named plum but make sure you remove the stone when prepping them.
๐ถSet the Oven for 350 degrees Fahrenheit, or about 180 C.
We will use some of these plums today:
I love these little orbs of sunshine. I call them "Little Golden Plums" although I know they must have a proper scientific name.
๐ถYou can use any sort/named plum but make sure you remove the stone when prepping them.
๐ถSet the Oven for 350 degrees Fahrenheit, or about 180 C.
๐ถMake your flaxseed or chia seed egg:
· 1 tbsp ground Flaxseed or Chia Seed + 3 tbsp water- whisk up together and set aside until it is the consistency of whisked egg white, creamy and sticky (about 10-15 minutes)
๐ถAdd the flaxseed/chia seed egg to the following in your food processor:
· 6oz Coconut Milk
· 1 ripe Banana, mashed
· 1 tsp pure Vanilla extract
· 1 cup Almond Meal
· 2 cup Oat Flour (use certified gluten-free oats if necessary- I ground mine up in the Vitamix)
· ½ cup Coconut Shreds
· 3/4 cup Coconut sugar (or sweetener of choice)
· 1 tsp Baking Soda
· ¼ tsp Sea Salt
· ๐ถ After whirling the above together, pour into a medium size bowl and mix in:
- · 1 cup fresh Plums, chopped into quarters
· ๐ถSpoon or pour the above into an 8x8 pan, either lined with parchment (my preference) or sprayed with cooking oil.
๐ถBake for about 25 - 30 minutes.
๐ถRemove and cool right in the pan on a rack (the cooler the better to keep its shape).
๐ถCut into squares and serve when cool.
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