Baked oats medallions over nut apple donuts

The MissFix
The MissFix @cook_24698884
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Everyone deserve these delicious medallions! This quick, easy, nutritious recipe is in between a granola and cookie. Great thing about this is that, no wheatflour, eggs, and oils involved in this recipe -- Just tons of the good stuff suitable for people on type O or Keto diet, and it still taste like heaven!

But these medallions can be eaten even without the nut butter apple donuts too. Pairing it with just a glass of almond milk still makes it good filling breakfast.

If you have left over medallions, put them on a ziplock bag and keep them in the freezer -- you can just pop them in the oven the next time you want to have them again. Enjoy!

Baked oats medallions over nut apple donuts

Everyone deserve these delicious medallions! This quick, easy, nutritious recipe is in between a granola and cookie. Great thing about this is that, no wheatflour, eggs, and oils involved in this recipe -- Just tons of the good stuff suitable for people on type O or Keto diet, and it still taste like heaven!

But these medallions can be eaten even without the nut butter apple donuts too. Pairing it with just a glass of almond milk still makes it good filling breakfast.

If you have left over medallions, put them on a ziplock bag and keep them in the freezer -- you can just pop them in the oven the next time you want to have them again. Enjoy!

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Ingredients

45 mins
2-4 servings
  1. 2 pcapple, cored and sliced like donuts
  2. 3-6 tbspalmond butter
  3. Dry ingredients
  4. 1/2 cuprolled oats
  5. 1 tbspground flaxseed
  6. 1/8 cupdried cranberries / prunes (chopped), or trail mix
  7. Wet ingredients
  8. 2 pcbanana
  9. 1/8 cupwater
  10. 2 tbsphoney
  11. Optional ingredients
  12. Handfulwalnuts, chopped
  13. Handful70% above dark chocolate, chopped
  14. Dashground cloves

Cooking Instructions

45 mins
  1. 1

    Prepare baking pan/sheet/tray and line it with baking paper. Set it aside. Preheat oven (w/o baking tray), about 375°F | 190°C for about 10-20mins.

  2. 2

    On one large bowl, combine all dry ingredients [[and optional ingredients should you want them added -- yes, you can add 'em all, but adjust wet ingredients with addition 1-2 tbsp water plus 1 tsp ground flaxseed]]. Set aside.

  3. 3

    On a medium bowl, combine all wet ingredients, and coarsely mash the banana at the same time. [[If you add all optional ingredients add 1-2 tbsp water + 1 tsp ground flaxseed]].

  4. 4

    Combine wet to dry ingredients. Whisk and mix well.

  5. 5

    Spoon mixture unto baking tray with baking paper. Flatten /form a dollop into a medallion. One dollop makes one medallion, and sizes doesn't have to be in uniform. Mixture can make about 8-12 medallions depending on preference. Ideally, sizes would depend on the sizes of the apple donuts. I am sure you can wing this! 😉 But it doesn't have to be perfect to size. It will still taste amazing!!!

  6. 6

    Bake the medallions for about 20-25 minutes over moderate heat of 375°F | 190°C.

  7. 7

    While those goodies are baking, slice your apples horizontally, then de-core each slices to create somewhat like donuts. You can use a spoon, a knife, or whatev' you got in the kitchen that will make this step easy for ya. Discard the core.

  8. 8

    Spread almond butter on top of the apple donuts, then set aside if medallions aren't done.

  9. 9

    Soon as the oven "pinged!," take the baking tray off the oven with proper tools. Put tray over the counter, then using a spatula, scoop out medallions to put them on top of your nut butter apple donuts. Yes! Ready to serve!

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Trying to live a healthier lifestyle, and being a foodie I thought that restrictive diet would lead a sad life, but alas! I was so wrong! Now, I decided to share you my kitchen discoveries. Come, join me in this journey of eating healthy food suitable for a Type O like me.
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