Carrot Chew Bars
Submitted by faerychild on March 16, 2007 - 3:15pm
Servings:
Serves 2-4I whipped this up early this morning when I awoke with a serious craving for something of a dessert nature. These bars are nicely chewy & totally satisfying for the tummy.Youll feel good & energyzed after a few small
bars.
You might want to experiment with the consistancy of the mix while processing. I just sort of spooned out some peanut butter & didnt really do any exact measuring.
Ingredients:
2 Medium Carrots
5 tablespoon Homemade Peanut Butter
3 tablespoon Raw Honey
Preparation:
Wash 2 medium carrots. Dice into multiple pieces. Process in food processor. Then add 4-5 tablespoons homemade peanut butter & process. The mixture will shortly thereafter form into a ball swirling around the inside of the processor. This means its pretty much done. Sculpt into whatever size bars you wish to have & enjoy one of natures candies!
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7 reponses to "Carrot Chew Bars"
1.
This is very tasty! My blender isn't that great, so it all just came out as mush, so I ate it with a spoon. Still, very yummy!
2.
OMG !!!!! this so awsome, thank you for this one. only mine is kinda soft i am hopeing they will harden up in the fridg. I am sure it was something i did wrong with my peanut butter but they taste absolutly RAWSOME... I will enjoy even if i have to enjoy with a spoon.
3.
I think using the pulp with really disrupt its texture. The processed carrot offers a lightly crispy, somewhat coconut texture. Whereas the pulp is soft, smooshy cake~life. When I eat these, I really apreciate the carrot crisp to it mixed with the heavy quality of the peanuts & sweetness of the honey.
4.
Couldn't you use the pulp from juicing carrots?
5.
Ah, I almost forgot that I added a pinch of honey as well
6.
That would probably be helpful, right. :-)
Ingredients:
1 1/2 c. unsalted peanuts
1 tbsp. peanut oil
Mix the peanuts with the peanut oil, and pour the mixture into the food processor.
Process the mixture until it's very smooth.
7.
Sounds interesting. how do you make your peanut butter?