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By Donna S Glaze

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Published: 12Nov2011
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Is a healthy flapjack recipe tasteless? The common connotation for healthful food is bland. That is why most people don't care about what they eat as long as it is delicious. However, in the long run there are certain meals that do not promote a balanced diet. Nowadays, more people understand the importance of physical fitness better. Fact is, most companies are incorporating the idea of a sound well being on their products and services.

Let us take one good example and that is a physical fitness program. This includes a set of exercises and meals that one should follow religiously. What is the use of exercise if there is still an intake of high cholesterol, high fatty and high caloric food? Exercise alone is not enough. The sad reality shows that most of us are hesitant of healthy food because of its taste. We usually associate this with hospital-based meal. This dilemma was solved with the introduction of mouth watering meals like the healthy flapjack recipe. It could meet the nutritional requirements of everyone even for kids. Now, we don't have to play tricks or chase around our kids in order to feed them.

The Americans usually refer flapjacks to thick pancakes, whereas the British generally baked these as bars made from oats, butter and sweet syrup. But the best part of it is that we could mix and use different ingredients. We can have our own signature recipe. Also, this reduces boredom because we could create more than one flavor. But in order to save, we should buy ingredients that are locally available in the market. We can go with vegetables such as carrots, potatoes, ginger, and zucchini among others. And we could further add fruits such as apple, blueberry, squash, and banana.

Oats in healthy flapjack recipe is a traditional way of cooking. Please note that oats are full of iron, zinc and vitamin B. In addition, we could acquire other vitamins and minerals from vegetables and fruits especially vitamin C and E. Other usual ingredients include sugar, nuts, raisins, vanilla extract and flour.

The mechanism of cooking is almost similar even though the ingredients vary. Just mix the base ingredients such as butter, syrup and sugar in simmering water. Once thickened, transfer in a large mixing bowl and add oats and other ingredients such as vegetables or fruits. These two should be evenly mashed. Mix all ingredients and put these in a baking pan lined with grease-proof paper such as parchment paper. Bake for 15 to 25 minutes in a preheated oven at 1800C. It is finished if the flapjacks are golden brown in color. Toppings such as nuts and raisins could be added for more appeal.

This is the basic information on a healthy flapjack recipe. It is not just about the taste. It is also about the nutrients in it that makes it more appealing.

Donna S Glaze is an expert in food and beverage industry. For more great information on healthy flapjack recipe, visit http://www.healthyflapjackrecipe.com

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