Sassy's Awesome Breakfast Bars

"This is similar to some that are posted, but this one has more things, i.e., vegetables, fruit, and nuts, taste very good! Its a quick mix and bake and makes 2 9X13 pans- 32 servings. I cut them into 16 servings per pan. They freeze beautifully! Makes the house smell divine while baking! These make very thick cake like bars if you like thinner bars you could use a bigger pans. Will hold off your hunger pangs until lunch time! Time saving tip: I measure out all the dry ingredients the night before and put into a big zipper bag. I put the fruit and nuts into a separate bag, and I set my bowls on the counter. Then I put the measuring cups, spoons, bags of dry ingredients, cooking spray, mixer, and beaters into my bowls. Next morning it's ready to go and mixes up fast! By: Sassycook"
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
21
Yields:
2 9x13 pans
Serves:
32
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
  • Grease with cooking spray 2 9x13 pans.
  • Combine dry ingredients into large bowl.
  • Combine wet ingredients into a large bowl (I use my biggest Tupperware mixing bowl).
  • Use heavy duty mixer or mix by hand, mixture will be very thick.
  • Combine dry ingredients into wet ingredients, a little at a time, mixture will be very thick when all is combined.
  • Stir in all the fruit and nuts with wooden spoon.
  • Pour into greased pans and smooth tops.
  • I put both pans on same rack. If you have a small oven, place 1 pan on each rack, then switch pans half way through baking.
  • Bake 50 minutes to 1 hour. Check after 50 minutes with toothpick. If clean, bars are done, if not try 5 to 10 more minutes.
  • Cooling bars completely will make cutting them into bars easier.
  • After the bars are cool, I cut and then put each into a freezer bag and freeze. Then every morning I take one out and let sit while my tea steeps--usually it's thawed out by the time I'm ready to drink my tea. I like mine cold or room temp, however DH likes them heated in the microwave!

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I'm a retired Child Day Care Provider, I ran a home day care for 18 years.I had alot of fun over the years watching the different stages from newborn to school age. I miss all my babies,some of whom have graduated high school! Many of them still come to visit me! We made many batches of cookies,with each of the children taking turns adding ingredients and the older ones running the mixer! Sometimes we had more cookie dough on the table than we did in the bowl!It was great fun though! I've always loved to bake and cook, but hate to clean up,the dishwasher makes that much easier now!! I collect recipes for cookies,candy,casseroles,crockpots, and muffins. My hubby of 32 years and 3 sons have always enjoyed most of my cooking and recipes,except when I fixed liver&onions and told my sons it was steak!lol They didn't buy it either! I love baking with my 3 Grandaughters 7,5,and 3! I love doing crafts,listening to music,going to oldies concerts,reading, knitting, ,crocheting,quilting and sewing! I have 2 pet cockatoos,a harlequin macaw,and a yellow nape amazon parrot,that I sometimes make food for too!They like to eat spaghetti and love chicken! lol It's a riot watching them hold a piece of pasta with their foot or a chicken wing drumstick,and they say mmmm good between bites!
 
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