Homemade Granola
Tuesday, February 19, 2008 at 2:54PM
rebecca in recipes

more%20with%20less%20cookbookI love this recipe—which I’ve adapted just slightly from that Mennonite classic, the More-With-Less Cookbook—because it is so versatile. You can make this granola from what you like and what you have on hand, changing the ingredients from time to time for the sake of variety. Plus, it’s easy and will save you a whole bunch over supermarket granola.

In a large bowl, combine dry ingredients, starting with

and adding your choices from the list below to make 7 cups.

You get the idea. A trip to your health food store will probably give you other ideas.

In another bowl, combine liquid ingredients from the list below to make one cup total. Adjust the proportions of sweeteners, oil, etc, to your taste.

Pour the blended liquid ingredients over the dry ingredients  and mix together. Bake in large greased baking pans (at least 2 9x13-inch pans) for 30-60 minutes at 300F, stirring often. Exact timing will depend on how deep the granola is in your pans and how brown you like it. For a chunkier cereal, allow it to cool undisturbed. We prefer ours not-so-chunky, so I stir it now and then as it cools.

When cooled, add dried fruit as desired.

Youngest son and I like to mix a bunch in vanilla yogurt for breakfast, adding fruit (or not). It is also yummy with rice milk or soy milk.
 
This recipe is posted for tomorrow’s collection of breakfast recipes at Home, but not alone.
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