These gluten-free jam bars are so good and really easy to make too. I have used homemade pineapple jam for the filling, but you can use whatever your favorite jam or jelly. These bars freeze and travel well.
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- Line a 20x24-cm baking dish with parchment paper. Preheat the oven to 180C/350F.
- In a mixing bowl, whisk together the buckwheat flour, cornstarch, cinnamon, ginger, sea salt and baking powder.
- Cream butter and sugar with an electric stand or hand mixer until light and fluffy. Beat in egg and vanilla extract until well combined. Gradually stir in flour mixture and beat at slow speed. Stir in the almond slices. Reserve about 1 cup for the topping. Press the remaining dough evenly into the prepared baking pan.
- Spread the pineapple jam evenly on the dough. Cover the jam with the reserved dough. Bake for about 25 minutes until lightly golden brown. Cool completely and cut into slices.
Pinned! My kinda coffee treat Angie :)
ReplyDeleteLovely jam bars! They must be quite addictive.
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Rosa
These look lovely and great that they work with any homemade jam. They'd be perfect with my home made blackberry jam. GG
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ReplyDeleteYum, like the sound of ginger & cinnamon with the pineapple jam.
ReplyDeleteSam
These bars will be good for snacking especially when you're on the road and get caught in a jam!
ReplyDeleteI just love such easy and delicious sweets, Angie! No need to freeze, I am always ready to finish such nice things :D
ReplyDeleteMais um espetáculo delicioso!
ReplyDeleteKiss, Susana
Nota: Ver o passatempo a decorrer no meu blog:
http://tertuliadasusy.blogspot.pt/2013/10/dia-um-na-cozinha-e-escolha-do.html
Absolutely wonderful recipe Angie.
ReplyDelete:-) Mandy xo
Beautiful! I love any dessert that incorporates Jam :)
ReplyDeleteNow I have a reason to buy Buckwheat Angie =)
ReplyDeleteLooks tantalizing good!
Those look perfectly delicious to me. You can't tell the difference between those made with a/p flour and yours.
ReplyDelete-Gina-
This looks so amazing!! I have to try them
ReplyDeleteLove the jam bars...
ReplyDeleteThe best part of gluten free desserts are; that we can all enjoy the health benefits, and they are super delicious as well! Angie, when my children were little, that's all I used to make is all kinds of dessert bars...mostly with jam. I still have a couple jars of the homemade mango Lora and I made, and looking forward to making these yummy bars! xo
ReplyDeleteYou know I love these! Love the almonds on top and pineapple jam - I've never tried it but sounds terrific!
ReplyDeleteAngie looks so so yummy. I am a big fan of jam and these looks so good my dear. Pinning, ofcourse.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great texture and flavors with the jam!
ReplyDeleteThe texture of these sounds terrific, Angie!! And the taste? Out of this world =)
ReplyDeleteThey look so tasty!
ReplyDeleteThese look terrific, Angie! It's been way too long since I've made jam bars. Another yummy recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteI love bars like this and this looks so good.
ReplyDeleteSo simple and rustic, I'll definitely give it a try these days.
ReplyDeleteI have not made or eaten jam bars in so long. These look great Angie. And pineapple jam is a really nice choice!
ReplyDeleteYou always know how to sell me!
ReplyDeleteThese bars look irresistible, Angie! Love the pineapple jam addition. I could down a dozen! :D
ReplyDeleteI give my children buckwheat flakes for breakfast and they love them. They seem to really like this cereal. Thank you for sharing this . A great tip for me!
ReplyDeletethese bars look amazing Angie, really are:)
ReplyDeleteGood to know the bars freeze and travel well.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of the pineapple jam! I have only used buckwheat for pancakes and a few baked goods, you're recipe looks like something I should try!
ReplyDeleteI love bars like this - with the crust and then the fruit layer. I've never had pineapple jam but that sounds delicious!
ReplyDeletewonder bar :D and with pineapple jam?...excellent. Love it :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful bars, Angie! I'll bet they're great pocket food for traveling!
ReplyDeleteThis jam bars are enticing Angie! I can't remember the last time I had one. Makes me want at least two of yours! Have a good week!
ReplyDeleteAngie...can you believe I've never had pineapple jam before? (at first glance I thought these might be apricot!) But they look fabulous! And there's just something about your desserts that feel guilt free! Wonderful photos.... : )
ReplyDeletewow, a nice healthy snack !!!
ReplyDeletei like the idea of a fruit jam added to the base..they sound tasty!
ReplyDeletePineapple jam? YES PLEASE. That sounds absolutely fabulous. I want to chase some down, smear it on my toast, then bake up a huge pan of these glorious bars. I love all of the healthy snacks you feature!
ReplyDeleteI've never had pineapple jam but I remember seeing it in those little packages at the local breakfast joints. i have no doubt that yours is like WAY better! In any case, these bars are what I love. But I'll use strawberry. OK? Ok :)
ReplyDeleteAn ideal and tasteful snack!Kisses,dear Angie!
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! Love the pineapple jam here Angie, yum! :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious, healthy and so perfect for this time of the year.
ReplyDeletePerfect for a good head start!
ReplyDeleteI didn't know we could use buck wheat flour to make these delicious looking bars! A delicious and healthy treat.
ReplyDeleteOhhh Angie tiene un aspecto delicioso sus barras me encanta sobremanera,abrazos.
ReplyDeleteMom just made a huge batch of homemade pineapple jam and I think it's fate that I have to make these delicious bars! So yummy!
ReplyDeleteI love pineapple jam, Angie! Those bars look amazing...great recipe!
ReplyDeleteAngie,
ReplyDeletePerfect and, no doubt, delicious !
Loved your photos once more !
Cheers,
These are absolutely gorgeous! Love the mix of sweet and sour flavors. Yum!
ReplyDeleteDelicious bars, at last I can try out one of your recipes Angie, I think I can find all these ingredients here in India..
ReplyDeleteThese look so delicious and healthy, love that they are GF.
ReplyDeleteDelicious with the pineapple jam and the colors are so pretty in these jam bars!
ReplyDeleteCan munch these gluten free bars anytime...Looks stunning.
ReplyDeleteIts been really long that I made any jam bars.The recipe sounds really easy and I can make for a Diwali treat.
ReplyDeleteWhat a scrumptious treat Angie - I"ve never seen pineapple jam, but it sounds delicious!
ReplyDeletemy kids love jam bars and although they enjoy my gluten version I am ecstatic to have this gluten free version for them! great job
ReplyDeleteYour jam bars sound delicious! I wish I had one right now:)
ReplyDeleteThese bars look so good! I have jars and jars of homemade blackberry jam, and some of it will go into these, I'm sure. :)
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious and a great breakfast!
ReplyDeletei would love to bite this sweet bites but unfortunately i'm allergic with pinneaple.....
ReplyDeleteThese look like the perfect midday bite!
ReplyDeleteWow, first time on your blog! Great Job, Angie. And these buckwheat things look amazing too. lea
ReplyDeleteGluten free! These are wonderful. Pinning for sure. Especially with pineapple jam like you mentioned...
ReplyDeleteI didn't try buckwheat in a sweet version; now that I see how good it looks, I will give it a go!
ReplyDeleteLove that crumbly top of your jam bars! Breakfast and snack perfect!
ReplyDeletethese bars are not to sweet with just right amount nuts, These would be delicious as a snack, and even better with a good steaming hot cup of coffee.
ReplyDeleteLove the look of these sweet jam bars-wow-pineapple jam-I'm on the look out for a jar of that!
ReplyDeleteThey must be very delicious!
ReplyDeleteThese jam bars are brilliant!
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ReplyDeleteMmh, this looks so addictive Angie !
ReplyDeleteLove the combination of ginger and cinnamon.
What truly Amazing treats, all Gf too! I love the added pineaplle jam that makes these treats so special & all delish too! Beautiful foods!!!!!!! 😃😃
ReplyDeleteI really love buckwheat. It's very under-used too. I might substitute some cranberry curd for the jam...ought to work perfectly.
ReplyDeleteThis should be my dessert tonight :-) well virtually...
ReplyDeleteLove these Angie. So healthy and full of flavor!
ReplyDeleteI've never baked with pineapple jam. It sounds delicious in these bars!
ReplyDeleteWow...they look so good!! I wish to have it for my breakfast!!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like an easier and gluten-free version of Taiwanese pineapple pastry, lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to have this recipe! I have Buckwheat flour (which I use for pancakes) but now I'm anxious to try these, XOXO
ReplyDeletecela semble délicieux et parfait
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Another healthy alternative! I'll bet you made the jam, too.
ReplyDeletethese look great love jam in baked goods
ReplyDeleteTe ha quedado fabulosa, me quedo también con la receta mi querida Angie,abrazos.
ReplyDeleteYour bars sound wonderful. Pineapple sounds like the perfect filling for these bars.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous, healthy bars! I need to take all of them with me to work for lunch. Love!
ReplyDeletepineapples are quickly becoming one of my favorite fruits, though i've never had them formed into jam. what great bars!
ReplyDeleteWish i could grab some off the screen to go with my coffee :) Love pineapple treats
ReplyDeleteThese bars look fantastic. They would be great for my kids lunch boxes!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping in at my blog post on the Amish today, Angie! Yes, the Amish eat just about anything they can raise in their gardens or on the hoof. I don't think they have dietary restrictions.
ReplyDeleteLovely bars, Angie! I would love to have these with a cup of warm tea!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of pineapple in your jam bars...can't wait to try the recipe when we return from Europe. :)
ReplyDeleteOh Angie, These look amazing! I love everything about them…the almonds, pineapple jam and the buckwheat flour. Another wonderful recipe!
ReplyDeleteDear Angie, A delicious dessert and a healthy snack too. Blessings dear. Catherine xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a tasty idea for
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These look delicious, Angie! I have been wondering what else to do with my buckwheat flour besides just pancakes. These bars are a great idea!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely loving the spices in these bars, my friend :)
ReplyDeleteI have a pound of buckwheat flour just sitting in my pantry. I usually use it with chocolate, but I'm SO trying these bars Angie!
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make jam bars like this. We loved them as kids. I have to make these. They'll bring back happy memories.
ReplyDeleteWhat a deliciously healthy treat! I don't think I've seen pineapple jam but I suppose any type of jam would work ??
ReplyDeleteMary x
I would not be shy about eating many of these in one sitting :)
ReplyDeleteI think I've seen some pineapple jam here somewhere :D Those are delicious bars , a much more healthier version of pineapple pastry ! I love it , Angie !
ReplyDeleteWow how fabulous these truly look. I have buckwheat flour so I am pinning these to make soon :-)
ReplyDeleteThese bars look heavenly Angie -- so many different flavours and textures going on here and I love that you used pineapple jam. How unique.
ReplyDeleteYum, like the sound of ginger & cinnamon with the pineapple jam.
ReplyDeleteDelicious healthy bars! I love those layers.
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