On popular demand and without further ado,
 
 
Homemade (awesome) granola
 
2 cups oats
1/2 cup (or however nutty you want it) chopped natural almonds, macadamias (whichever nuts you like)
1/4 cup pumpkin seeds (can omit)
2 tbsp maple syrup (or more honey)
1 tbsp honey
1-2 tbsp coconut oil
1-2 corks of vanilla essence
1 large pinch of (fine) sea salt
Chia seeds (can omit but gives a nice crunch - I just put a little bit)
LSA-mix (little bit)
Cinnamon (a looooooot..because who doesn't love cinnamon)
 
Coconut flakes
Dried cranberries/apricots (whichever dried fruits you like)
 
1. Preheat oven to 150°C
2. Combine all ingrediens in a bowl (except any dried fruit and coconut flakes)
3. Put baking paper in a small tin and spread the granola evenly - flatten with a spoon (the more it's flattened and squished together the chunkier the granola will be)
4. Bake for 6-7 minutes, take out and flatten again with a spoon + add coconut flakes
5. Bake for another 3 minutes
6. LET COOL. Add dried fruit when the granola is completely cool.
 
Energy/protein balls
 
I don't have any measurements for these babies, but they are delicious and super easy to make.
 
Almond meal
Oats (process to oat flour)
Cacao
Vanilla protein powder
Honey
Dates (soak for 5-10 minutes before processing)
Coconut oil
Milk (tiny bit in the end)
Almonds
Macadamias
LSA-mix
 
Coconut/chia seeds/crushed almonds to decorate
 
I just add everything together in a food processor. For the dry bits, mainly oats, then almond meal, maybe a scoop of protein powder and a little bit of cacao and LSA-mix. A nice handful nuts of your choice (I love macadamias and almonds). Once that's all processed I add some honey, coconut oil and a little bit of milk (I use full cream but I assume any milk will do). If the mix is too dry just add more of the milk/honey/coconut oil. If it is too wet just add more oats or almond meal.
 
Enjoy!
 
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