So, there's not been much crafting going on 'round here. Mostly because I am still stuck on the frog/snake puppet and am yet to finish that, or to work out what my next project will be. But also because we have been the house of sickness, on top of my return to work, little-miss-e starting childcare and other adventures in normal life. So, there's not been a lot of craft to show and tell.
But I have been baking, and I wanted to share these biscuits with you. They are easy, healthy, sugar free, gluten free and my one year old LOVES them. Basically they go like this:
Take 2 bananas and a cup of oats*. Mix, spoon onto trays, then bake about 10 min at 180 C...
That's it!
I've been making these like crazy. They are super easy! I've added and adapted as I go along. I often reduce the amount of oats and add in other stuff instead - dessicated coconut, almond meal, sesame seeds, sunflower seeds or qunioa flakes... Sometimes I put in a spoon of peanut butter, some currants or cinnamon or vanilla... Given little-miss-e is so little, I tend to make teeny tiny biscuits that are barely a teaspoon-ful. She loves them.
It is worth noting they don't store all that long, a few days at the most. But I pop them in the freezer and then they last and last (at least until we eat them all!) Little-miss-e loves to gnaw on them frozen, or they defrost pretty quickly cos they are so small.
So there you go - the easiest biscuits you'll ever make.
Give them a go!
*NB: Oats are controversial in the gluten free world, but my lovely gluten free husband can eat them, so they are counted as gluten free here on marjoryjane.
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Thank you - I will give this a go. We have waaaay too many frozen bananas and I'm looking for a way to use them (other than banana bread). How long should you bake them and what are you looking for in a cooked biscuit?
Please can you give the oven temperature and for how long they must be baked - Thanks!
Hi, I've edited to include temp and baking time. Hope you enjoy them!
Hi, I've edited to include temp and baking time. Hope you enjoy them!
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