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| Black Badger Bars are an energy and protein packed version of a brownie, but with the addition of ground almonds, dried apricots and Black Badger Carlin Peas. This superb recipe was created by Lindsey Dickson of The Eating Tree blog. |
These delicious and extremely moreish (think addictive) bars are an energy packed version of a brownie, with the addition of ground almonds, dried apricots and Black Badger Peas.
Super easy to make as they are made with a tin of our Black Badger Carlin Peas, great if you don’t happen to have any cooked peas to hand, you can just grab a can out of the store cupboard.
They make a perfect addition to lunch boxes or picnics and are loved by adults and children alike.
Makes 12 bars.
You will need a 7 x 11” shallow baking tin, lined with baking paper.
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