I bake this oatmeal bar many times. I use different fillings as
I baked. I had try blueberry jam and lemon curd. This time I use peanut
butter and strawberry jam. Wired har? I used to spread my white bread with
these two jam too :D Are you the one have the same taste as me? ^.^
I’m using strawberry jam from jar. In order to get smooth spreadable texture I heat it up with some corn flour water mixture. By doing this not only easy to spread but also thicken the jam and set once the oatmeal bar cool. This time I added some raisins into the bar too.
I’m using strawberry jam from jar. In order to get smooth spreadable texture I heat it up with some corn flour water mixture. By doing this not only easy to spread but also thicken the jam and set once the oatmeal bar cool. This time I added some raisins into the bar too.
This oatmeal bar definitely my all times favourite. I like the chewiness of the rolled oat. Especially having them with my favourite jam in between. It keeps pretty well in the fridge and still tastes great! Hope you will try out.
Adapted
and modified from Joy of Baking, raspberry oatmeal
square
Ingredients:~ Bar
(A)
120g butter
50g light brown sugar
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla extract
(B)
100g
pall-purpose flour75g cornmeal
* if not using cornmeal, replace all with 175g all-purpose flour.
½ tsp baking soda
* sift and set aside
180g
rolled oat (Added in 2 batches. Keep remaining 30g for the topping)
50g raisins
~
Filling
125g
smooth peanut butter125g strawberry jam
½ tsp corn flour
1 tbsp water
*Add
all into a pan. Bring to simmer and cook till bubbling. The jam will looks
watery as this stage. It will thicken once cool. So pour onto the peanut butter
layer before get cool. Advice to prepare the jam after the peanut butter layer
is ready.
Methods:
1.
Beat the butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add in egg and vanilla
extract. Beat till well combine.
2.
Fold in the dry ingredients from (B) except rolled oat till well incorporate.
Stir in 150g of rolled oat and raisins.
3.
Press 2/3 of the dough into the bottom of the lined square pan (I’m using 8”).
Spread the peanut butter evenly on top. Follow by the strawberry jam.
4. Add the balance of 30g rolled oat into the remaining dough. Crumble the dough over the jam filling. Gently press to make it tight.
5. Bake in the preheated oven 180C about 25-28 minutes. Place on a wire rack to cool. Cut into squares once completely cool.
That seems like a nice lunch box treat!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful! Makes a great snack anytime of the day!
ReplyDeleteCan be a healthy breakfast or snack !
ReplyDeletei think lemon curd will be nice too!
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