Hungry Boy Granola Bars

111 Ratings
  • 5 26
  • 4 27
  • 3 34
  • 2 18
  • 1 6

Grab one of these hearty fruit-and-nut bars to-go for a satisfying afternoon snack.

Mad Hungry, Episode 1101

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Ingredients

Directions

  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees with rack in center position. Line a 9-by-13-inch baking dish with parchment and lightly oil.

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  • In a large bowl, toss together the oats, coconut, almonds, sesame seeds, salt, and dried fruit. Separately whisk together the oil, honey, 1/3 cup water, vanilla, and egg whites; stir into the oat mixture.

  • Spread the granola in the baking dish and pack firmly. Bake for one hour, or until golden on top and along the edges. Cool completely.

  • Remove cooled granola to a cutting board. Cut in half lengthwise, and then cut crosswise into 1 1/2-inch-wide bars. Store in an airtight container.

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Reviews (4)

111 Ratings
  • 5 26
  • 4 27
  • 3 34
  • 2 18
  • 1 6
Martha Stewart Member
03/28/2017
I love the flavor of these bars, but I believe I made an error and would love some feedback. My bars came out to thick and they had the consistency of a brownie. I doubled the recipe and when I put the mixture in a baking dish there was a lot of liquid left. I thought the liquid would absorb,was I supposed to whip the egg whites before adding the other wet ingredients? Thanks in advance, love your recipes!
Martha Stewart Member
07/08/2014
These are delicious! I used Quaker minute oats instead of regular rolled oats. I think this may be part of why they stayed together better for me than the other reviewers.
Martha Stewart Member
12/17/2013
I have made these bars numerous times and love them. I also found that they fell apart when cutting. By mistake I purchased sunflower oil instead of safflower oil recently. I made the bars with the sunflower oil and they seemed to stay together better and we did not notice any change in taste.
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Martha Stewart Member
04/10/2012
This granola ended up being too crumbly to cut into bars, and I even took out the baked mixture in one piece (thanks to the parchment paper trick Lucinda showed us) so that I could cut the slab on a flat surface. When I tried to cut it, the "bars" broke apart. I don't know what I did wrong in the recipe - I used Bob's Red Mill thick rolled oats, which did not look like the picture. But it did taste very good, so I'll use the loose granola as cereal in yogurt. Wished it worked as bars though.
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