Thursday, June 28, 2007
Going Granola
Here is a GREAT recipe for granola. Eat it over lowfat vanilla yogurt (trader joe's is excellent) with fresh berries. You could even get fancy and layer it in parfait fashion.
Granola
4 cups oatmeal
2 cups flaked coconut
2 cups sliced almonds
Mix with hands
Add:
3/4 cup vegetable oil (you can reduce this to 1/2)
1/2 cup honey
Mix oil and honey into dry mixture. Spread out onto a baking sheet and bake at 350° for 20 minutes, stirring twice. When done baking, add raisins, dried apricots, pecans, etc. (I like mine with pecans and raisins, but it's great plain, too).
Store in an airtight container.
Enjoy!
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10 comments:
I will have to try this. It sounds yummy!
Wow. Can't you just buy granola?
no, anjie, you can't. store bought granola is hard and clumpy and tastes like dirt. THIS granola is soft and chewy and tastes like happy.
Wait, did you just say that this granola tastes like hippie? My thoughts exactly.
please... hippie would taste like armpit hair. this is neo-modern granola. it's good for you AND tastes great. me in a nutshell.
You ARE great for me, Kat. I'm glad you're able to recognize that. I am, however, a bit concerned about the part where you taste good.
sounds yummy. i love home made granola.
Oh no, the Californians have gotten into Wyoming Kat. She's probably even recycling now and thinks the right to bear arms should be taken out of the Constitution. Melissa, we need to stage an intervention.
Kat, this is a safe place. Melissa and I care about you.
puh-lease. first and foremost i would like to state that California is where i was birthed into the world, so therefore it is pretty much synonomous with me. second, if we're going to get all on the intervention thing, let's intervent anjie. lil' miss LV. i've seen your strip club billboard while passing through town on the I-15, anj... there's no hiding your true identity. or your boob job.
That's some yummy stuff, Kat. I couldn't help making it as soon as I read your post yesterday, even though it meant turning on the oven in the 100-degree weather.
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