These sound great — and if they're anything
like the granola in your book, which I have already tried and LOVED (it clumps!
I like granola in clusters too, I'm glad you found this recipe I can see why your boss missed your food!
Not exact matches
Like granola bars, many cereals are high
in sugar.
Oats is a grain
in its plain form whereas
granola is made using different ingredients
like in these bars!
If you
like a little something sweet
in the morning try adding a couple of medjool dates to the mix too, they sweeten it up and enhance the creaminess and if you feel
like you need a crunch, add a little less milk and then pour the smoothie into a bowl and top it with your favourite
granola, nuts, seeds, raisins, cacao nibs, fruit etc for a delicious smoothie bowl.
It tastes perfect with
granola or mixed into smoothies for breakfast, and as a milk substitute
in every recipe — I use it
in everything from baking to breakfast and even things
like soups!
Even if you don't drink the good stuff, which I gasp at the horror of that nonsense, perhaps you still
like the espresso flavor and
in that case you will fall head over heels
in LOVE with this Coffee
Granola Recipe.
This looks
like the best
granola every not only because of the fruit - sweetening situation but also because puffed / crispy rice is the best
granola add -
in ever
in my opinion < 3 I know it would blow the 3 ingredient part, but some cinnamon
in here...
i'm trying to steer clear of buying
granola and energy bars
in store, and this sounds
like the perfect recipe to make instead.
But really, this oatmeal is
like the best of both worlds — all those heart - healthy oats with cholesterol - lowering soluble fiber paired with the subtle sweetness from
granola and coconut... heaven
in a bowl, my frands.
Maybe it's because we typically use maple syrup
in fall recipes
like my small batch pumpkin spice
granola and
in the maple whipped cream I use to top my sweet potato pie for one.
I'm gearing up to make big batches of your maple nut
granola while we're on vacation
in a week or so, so it's
like you're making something.
Another great thing about
granola bars is you can customize them to your
liking with different add -
ins.
This tropical toasted coconut stovetop
granola is filled with flavor and texture, comes together
in no time on the stovetop, and makes you feel
like you're on vacation - need I say more?!
Since the trimmed pieces aren't necessarily «show» material, but still delicious, I
like to use these for crumbles on ice cream, as a cookie crumb
in a pie crust, even
in combination with some
granola as a tasty breakfast oatmeal stir -
in.
If you
like dried fruit
in your
granola, you could swap out some or all of the chocolate chips for raisins, dried cranberries, or anything else that strikes your fancy.
When I make
granola in the summertime, I don't
like to taint it with dried fruit, especially when there is good fresh fruit available.
While I love my
granola in my parfaits, I have to say I am loving the Premier Protein chocolate peanut butter bar chopped up on top — it seriously tastes
like Snickers.
The key to making clusters
like you see
in store bought
granola is to lay the
granola in a THIN layer as you bake it.
Hope that doesn't happen to me!!!!! I don't
like how there is so much crap
in some of the packaged
granola bars from the store, so I've decided to take a different approach.
I never feel
like I've had a full meal after a smoothie, but add some
granola and I'm
in!
If you
like chunks, you can pinch the
granola in different spots to create chunks
in the
granola.
There is ingredient overlap (I've always
liked granolas with oats and coconut) and
in both I experiment with egg whites as a clustering agent.
I've seen maybe a million (okay more
like a few dozen)
granola recipes
in my life, and I always thought they seemed pretty time consuming, but how wrong I was.
Bakery on Main Peanut Butter Chocolate
Granola Bar — sounds
like it should be nothing short of spectacular, but
in reality it was hard, small, and not very good.
I
like to use an egg
in chewy
granola bars as it really helps with texture and to hold the softer bars together.
The granulated sugars are largely interchangeable
in granola and
granola bar recipes, and the liquid sugars
like molasses, honey and maple syrup are as well.
For No Bake
Granola Bars, combine 2 cups old fashioned rolled oats, 1/2 cup oat flour, 2 cups puffed rice cereal, 1/2 cup coconut chips or other mix -
ins (including nuts, if you
like) into a bowl and mix.
I just
like the idea of having a grain free
granola in your back pocket
in case you don't feel
like grains that day or you're eating paleo.
Add
in bananas, nuts, berries,
granola, cacao nibs or whatever you
like.
coconut flakes (I only use flakes
in granola and
granola bars, not shredded coconut, which tastes
like dental floss
in granola)
Often made with uber sweet fruits
like mangos, pineapple, etc., they are topped with more sugar
in the form of dried tropical fruits and processed
granola or cereal.
With a splash of milk over it, Coconutty
Granola with Dried Fruit tastes
like comfort
in a bowl.
After freezing for at least 8 hours or overnight, the bars will hold together pretty well, but they aren't rock solid
like a
granola bar or something, so don't go
in expecting that!
Tropical Cashew
Granola is
like summer
in a bowl!
Simply slit two vanilla beans down the middle, drop them into 375 ml of vodka (I used the red Smirnoff) and within a few weeks you will have infused pure vanilla extract that someone can use
in all sorts of recipes
like granola, pumpkin bread, French toast, and oatmeal.
As a simple sweetener, I
like the flavor of blackstrap
in yogurt, oatmeal, homemade
granola, and even tea.
The primary sweetener
in this
granola is pureed dates, which I thought sounded awful (I don't
like dates) when I first read the recipe; however, going on my sister's recommendation, I gave it a try.
I
like to have
granola as a snack with yoghurt and fruit but it's also really good as a snack and it can easily be packed
in a small bag to throw into your purse.
One company, Snackwerks, launched
in 2016 with a focus on snackable formats
like granola and nut clusters, cookies, bites, bars and balls.
Side note: I know that an hour seems
like a long time to let the
granola cook but
in order to get a crunchy texture, it needs a while to dry out the moisture from the banana, maple and peanut butter mixture.
This recipe, however, stands out
in a couple of significant ways: it contains no added fats, no sweets (i.e., carob, chocolate, candy - coated M&M's and the
like so often found
in «trail mix»
granola varieties) and is naturally vegan.
With blue tiled floors (#Ihavethisthingwithfloors), shabby - chic distressed walls and #healthy brunch standbys,
like yogurt with gluten - free fig quinoa
granola and a kale salad, it's no wonder this spot
in Le Marais has become one of the most Instagrammed cafés
in the entire city.
It's full of good stuff,
like peaches, lots of chia seeds, which I included
in both the pudding and the
granola, and Silk Unsweetened Coconutmilk, which is my favorite non-dairy milk for sweet treats (I love the coconutty flavor).
and me again i had all the ingredients for dukkah
in my kitchen and didn't know how to combine them
in such a delicious blend now it will become a stable
like the savoury
granola thank you for the inspiration
You can skip roasting the strawberries if you
like and just use jam
in the center instead, but I beg you not to because roasted strawberries have the ability to, oh, you know, change your life and all — ladled over ice cream, swirled into muffin batter, layered with yogurt and
granola, blended into smoothies, spooned over pancakes.
Like yesterday's vegan pumpkin bread recipe, pumpkin spice
granola was something I knew I had to make once I'd decided to take part
in #pumpkinweek2015.
As for the recipes my family enjoyed... The
granola smelled
like a cinnamon bun while baking, and the end result was a crisp, crunchy, and totally scrumptious
granola that will have you forget about your oat - based cereal
in a matter of seconds!
Here's what my french toast looked
like... It was covered
in pumpkin seeds,
granola, cranberry sauce and bananas!
So yeah... I fell
like this
granola requires no further explanation — here is the recipe, but please use it wisely because if you make too much you may find yourself
in a similar situation as I, where I consumed a little to much of it for my own good.....