Dessert

Easy & Healthy Flapjacks

These flapjacks are the absolute best! I used to love having flapjacks when I was little, but usually, they are packed with sugar and butter, so I wanted to try and make a healthier version! It’s so easy to make, and luckily it doesn’t take very long! It’s vegan, gluten-free, and refined-sugar-free so it will satisfy anyone’s sweet tooth! They taste just as good if you decide to leave out the chocolate as well, but as you may already know, I am a chocoholic so I will always choose chocolate! They are a great afternoon snack for when you hit that 4 pm slump, and I love to have mine with a cup of early grey tea with a splash of oat milk! YUM!

Ingredients:

Flapjack base:

-1/2 cup peanut butter

-125 ml (10 tbsp) of maple syrup

– 2 tbsp coconut sugar

-2 tbsp coconut oil

-2 cups of GF oats

Chocolate Topping (optional):

-1 bar of chocolate

Directions:

  1. Melt everything but the oats in a saucepan until it becomes a smooth liquid
  2. Once your liquid has melted and is nice and smooth, fold in the oats off the hob.
  3. Pour into a tray and bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes until golden!
  4. Once out of the oven, feel free to eat right away, but for more of a treat, melt some chocolate over a Bain-marie and pour over the flapjacks!

Step-by-step Photos:

Get all of your ingredients ready and set the oats aside and melt everything but the oats in a saucepan until it becomes a smooth liquid. Once your liquid has melted and is nice and smooth, fold in the oats off the hob. Pour into a tray and bake at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 minutes until golden!

best caramel shortbread with chocolate frostingOnce out of the oven, feel free to eat right away, but for more of a treat, melt some chocolate over a Bain-marie and pour over the flapjacks!

1 reply

    Trackbacks & Pingbacks

    1. […] 4. Easy & Healthy Chocolate Flapjacks  […]

    Comments are closed.

    Want to collaborate? Have a question? Just want to say hi? Get in touch!

    naturally laura
    naturally laura

    Want to collaborate? Have a question? Just want to say hi? Get in touch!

    Dinner

    Thai Kale Salad

    Kale happens to be my favorite leafy green! I love how versatile it is and how delicious it can be when topped with the correct dressing. After trying many different dressings, my absolute favorite is this peanut dressing, and I promise it takes kale to another level! I also added parmesan “croutons” to this healthy recipe that add an extra crunch to the salad and give a subtle cheesy flavor.

    Ingredients:

    Salad:
    -4 big handfuls of kale
    -½ cup mango

    Dressing:
    -3 tbsp maple syrup
    -2 tbsp Tamari
    -1/2 cup peanut butter
    -juice from 1 lime
    -Water

    Parmesan bites:
    -1 cups almonds
    -2 tbsp nutritional yeast
    -2 tbsp olive oil
    -1/8 tsp garlic salt

    Directions:

    1. In a food processor, place four large handfuls of kale and pulse until the kale is fine and more palatable.

    2. Place the chopped kale into a bowl and set aside.

    3. Now let’s make the parmesan bites, quickly rinse the food processor and then put the almonds, nutritional yeast, olive oil, and garlic salt into the bowl and pulse until it all comes together. But don’t pulse for too long, as you still want it to be “crouton-like.”

    4. Set the parmesan bites aside and then let’s start on the dressing.

    5. In a cup, pour in the maple syrup, tamari, peanut butter, and lime juice and stir until it all comes together. Slowly add some water to thin out the dressing.

    6. Pour the dressing on top of the kale salad and mix everything together, so that every leaf is covered.

    7. Sprinkle the parmesan bites on top and a few chunks of mango and then enjoy!

    Recipe notes:

    *if you don’t have a food processor, you can chop the kale finely with a pair of scissors.

    Step-by-step Photos:

    In a food processor, place four large handfuls of kale and pulse until the kale is fine and more palatable. Place the chopped kale into a bowl and set aside. Now let’s make the parmesan bites, quickly rinse the food processor and then put the almonds, nutritional yeast, olive oil, and garlic salt into the bowl and pulse until it all comes together. But don’t pulse for too long, as you still want it to be “crouton-like.” Set the parmesan bites aside and then let’s start on the dressing.

    In a cup, pour in the maple syrup, tamari, peanut butter, and lime juice and stir until it all comes together. Slowly add some water to thin out the dressing. Pour the dressing on top of the kale salad and mix everything together, so that every leaf is covered.

    Sprinkle the parmesan bites on top and a few chunks of mango and then enjoy!

    1 reply

      Trackbacks & Pingbacks

      1. […] 4. Easy & Healthy Chocolate Flapjacks  […]

      Comments are closed.

      Want to collaborate? Have a question? Just want to say hi? Get in touch!

      naturally laura
      naturally laura

      Want to collaborate? Have a question? Just want to say hi? Get in touch!