Oat tarts with yogurt and fruit

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PRESENTATION

What is it that gives us the energy to get out of bed? Definitely a good breakfast! But when you want to keep healthy, you need to find tricks to prepare a light but appetizing dish! A few simple ingredients will be enough to prepare these oat tarts with yogurt and fruit and decorated with lots of good berries and a few mint leaves! Colorful, fragrant and tasty, everyone will love them ... young and old will love these entirely edible cups! Surprise your family with this fresh, healthy, nutritious and above all delicious breakfast! Serve the baskets together with a good smoothie to recharge your batteries!

INGREDIENTS

Ingrediends for 12 tartlets
Oats 1 ¼ cup (110 g)
Acacia honey 3 tbsp (60 g)
Dates 3.5 oz (100 g)
Fine salt 1 pinch
Cinnamon powder to taste
For greasing the mold
Vegetable oil to taste
For decoration
Greek yogurt ⅔ cup (180 g)
Berries to taste
Mint to taste
Preparation

How to prepare Oat tarts with yogurt and fruit

To make oat tarts with yogurt and fruit, make sure the dates are already pitted. Pour them into a mixer 1 and blend them until you get a cream 2. Add 1 teaspoon of cinnamon 3,

add a pinch of salt 4 and honey 5. Then mix everything with a spatula 6

and add the oat flakes 7. Mix everything until you get a homogeneous mixture 8. Then equip yourself with a mini muffin pan and using a brush soaked in oil, grease each section 9.

Transfer a spoonful of the oat mixture inside the molds 10 and using the back of a small spoon, form baskets creating a cavity in the center 11. Bake in a preheated conventional oven at 340°F (170°C) for 15 minutes. Take the baskets 12 out of the oven and let them cool

before removing them from the mold 13. Transfer them to a tray 14 and stuff them with Greek yogurt 15. If you like the yogurt creamier, make sure you mix it before placing it in the oat cup.

Decorate with mixed berries and a few mint leaves (16-17). Transfer to the refrigerator until ready to serve your oat tarts with yogurt and fruit 18.

Storage

You can store empty oat cups for 3 days. Once stuffed you can keep them for 1 day in the refrigerator.

Tips

You can use a fruit yogurt for the filling; if you don't have Greek yogurt you can also use the classic one.

To flavor the base, choose a different honey, with a stronger flavor such as that of lime or orange.