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I hope you enjoy these gluten free pumpkin bars, which my 10-year-old declared “addictive.”
In a food processor, combine pumpkin, agave and eggs and pulse for 2 minutes.
Pulse dry ingredients into wet for a full minute, until well combined.
Pour batter into a greased 8×8 baking dish.
Bake at 350° for 30-35 minutes.
Serve naked or with whipped cream.
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solenasmom on 11.6.2010
I have made these three times now. I am so excited! My daughter cannot eat wheat, gluten, corn or dairy. So I never get to make her baked goods. It was so exciting to find something and try it and have it be successful!
I substituted the agave nectar with maple syrup/br rice syrup cause that’s all I had. It was so yummy!!!!
thank you!
nancy32408 on 10.29.2010
Made these this morning with a little twist. Used Bob’s Red Mill gluten free baking flour. After baking and cooling, I melted some bittersweet chocolate and frosted the squares with the chocolate and topped it with toasted chopped pecans. YUM!!!
lbkelleher on 10.28.2010
These look great! So glad to see others out there baking gluten free!
dawnalee on 10.28.2010
These sound delicious. I will be making them. I smiled when I read, “serve naked…” Would that be the bars or us?
nancy32408 on 10.28.2010
These sound yummy. I found that Bob’ s Red Mill Gluten Free all purpose baking flour (Publix) works with all recipes calling for all purpose flour.