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Prompt: Quick
Our prompt for February is quick! Quick recipes. Quick references. Quick reads. If it fits your definition of quick, then it's right for this prompt.
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Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Bars
Yesterday I made these Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Bars from Gluten-Free Goddess and they're super quick and tasty but crumbly as heck. They'd make a GREAT topping on yogurt or ice cream but they are not bars over here.
I did use light olive oil instead of melted coconut oil, but I don't see how that'd make a difference. If I made them again, I'd throw in an extra egg, or even like half a mushy banana or a glop of applesauce. The dough was very dry and never came together, so I think it just needs some more liquid. Doesn't contain gums, though!
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Almost Instant Lemon Bar with Dairy & Eggs
Pal came by with a hunger for sweetness.
I pulled down my Pain des Fleurs Buckwheat Crackers, slowly spread some room-temp butter on them, then added a scant teaspoon of Tiptree's Lemon Curd to each.
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