| Saturday July 5 |
Almost too many to mention! For a complete discussion of all the functional components of Myrna Bars go here.
Broccoli: Vitamin C, calcium, lutein and zeaxanthin (antioxidants), Indole-3-Carbinol (converts cancer promoting estrogens into the protective chemical sulforaphane).
Carrots and Sweet Potato: Beta-carotene, falcarinol (carrots).
Bananas: Potassium and Vitamin B6.
Spelt Flour: Vitamins B and E, L-tryptophane.
Oats: B glucan (helps lower cholesterol and aids in regulation of bllod sugar), iron, zinc, B vitamins.
Flax Seeds: Vitamin E, folate, B vitamins, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, alpha-linolenic acid (Omega-3), lignans (phytoestrogens).
TRYING to make healthy food choices for yourself can be challenging enough, but getting your kids to do the same can sometimes seem impossible. Myrna Bars are a mother's attempt to pack as many functional food components as possible into two square inches of something that kids will actually enjoy eating. What started out as a snack has turned into a community philanthropic venture providing revenue for a local homeless shelter and local YMCA branches.
Bananas
Water
Cinnamon (yes, really use 2 Tablespoons!)
1 tsp salt
3/4 cup honey
All but 2 Tbsp of the ground flax seeds
2. Blend in the cooked sweet potato.
3. Add the broccoli and carrots and mix another minute or so.
4. Add the oats and spelt flour and mix well.
5. Add apples and mix well again.
6. Pat mixture into 14" x 17" pan
7. Bake 50 minutes at 350 degrees.
1. Mix together the soy butter, 1/4 cup honey and the reserved 2 Tbsp of ground flaxseeds.
2. Spread on top of cooled bar mixture.
3. Sprinkle with coconut and walnuts (optional).
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