Leftover rice bread, osawa inspired

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Just in addition, the time it takes to cook Leftover rice bread, osawa inspired estimated approx 1 hour prep and cooking.

To begin with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook Leftover rice bread, osawa inspired using 13 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

Ingredients and spices that need to be Prepare to make Leftover rice bread, osawa inspired:

1. 600 g cooked rice or 200 g uncooked
2. 125 g oatmeal or other flour
3. 6 spoons sesameseeds
4. 150 g haselnuts
5. 150 g raisins
6. 5 dried apricots
7. 5 dried prunes
8. 100 g almond meal
9. 100 g oatflakes
10. 200 ml rice syrup or apple syrup
11. Half a teaspoon salt
12. 2 teaspoons cinnamon
13. Some vanilla essence

Steps to make to make Leftover rice bread, osawa inspired

1. If not yet cooked : cook the rice.
   Soak the raisins in water during 10 minutes
   Oil the baking tin with coconut butter or other fat
   Roast sesame in pan without oil! And cover the baking tin, keeping 1/4 of sesame for later.
   Roast the nuts
   Cut the bigger dried fruits in half or three chunks
2. Using one hand : mix the cooked rice with flour, oat flakes, nuts, fruits, vanilla, cinnamon and salt.
   Add the syrup, if you prefer you can use sugar, i prefer sugar free and use syrup.
   The consistency should be moist.
   If it is too dry I add water, but I know people who add ricemilk.
3. Spoon the mass in the baking tin and press gently.
   On top the rest of the sesame is spread.
   Put tin in oven at 180 Celsius for 45 minutes
4. This cake or bread will be a breakfast option, a snack or a heathy dessert (vegan and can be gluten-free)
   Keep in a closed box in the fridge for 5 days. May be kept longer in freezer.

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