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Sarah on 8.28.2011
I printed this recipe off a while ago and just got around to making it tonight. I’m sorry I waited! These bars are great! The taste is out-of-the-ordinary and falls a bit on the sophisticated side despite being a crumb bar. They were easy to make. I used my Cuisinart for the crumb portion and it was a snap. The most labor intensive part was pitting the cherries; I definitely recommend a pitter. I am taking these in to work tommorw and expect them to be gone shortly. This is a great summer recipe for a grown-up tasting treat.
veronica tries to cook on 7.8.2010
With a bag of cerries in my fridge I needed some inspiration and this recipe fit the bill. I had most the ingredients in my fridge and just needed to purchase the ginger ont he way home. For the most part this recipe is easy to throw together. If you do not have a cherry pitter than that takes a bit more time. (I just watched some TV as I cut and removed pits) And I ended up just using my hands to bring together the dough. It is a hit at the office and I would definitely reccommend trying this one out.
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Pretty. Good. Food. on 9.3.2010
Mmmmm, these sound delicious!
jevans on 7.11.2010
I found your recipe when I was craving a crisp. I still made a crisp but I took your idea of adding ginger. I used fresh grated instead of crystalized. Yummmmm!!! Thank you!!!
cookincanuck on 7.9.2010
Veronica, thanks so much for letting me know. I’m so glad you and your coworkers enjoyed the bars.
veronica tries to cook on 7.8.2010
I just made these and brought them into the office and they are a huge hit. I also had some issues cutting the ginger finely, but my knife needs to be sharpened. But for the ginger lovers that was not a problem. Already passed along the recipe to a couple fans.
cookincanuck on 7.7.2010
Eyrie, I don’t typically have too much of a problem, but my knives are really sharp. I think jarsmith had a good suggestion. You could also try sticking it in the freezer for about 15-20 minutes before cutting (I haven’t actually tried this for the crystallized ginger, but it works really well when trying to slice meat or soft cheese really thinly).