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wINE & DINE<br />
About 10 servings<br />
7 dl old-fashioned oats<br />
5 dl chopped nuts (I like to use<br />
almonds and pecans)<br />
2 dl pumpkin seeds<br />
4 dl shredded organic coconut<br />
1 dl flax seeds (whole or<br />
crushed)<br />
1 dl good quality olive oil (add<br />
an additional tablespoon if<br />
granola still seems too dry once<br />
mixed)<br />
2 Tbsp. light brown sugar<br />
1 tsp. ground cinnamon (use a<br />
fresh cinnamon stick for extra<br />
flavor)<br />
1 large egg white beaten until<br />
stiff soft peaks form<br />
2 to 3 dl honey (you can also<br />
substitute with agave syrup or<br />
maple syrup)<br />
1 1/2 tsp. sea salt<br />
3 dl dried fruits (I like to use<br />
dried cranberries and dried<br />
blueberries)<br />
Nutty Granola<br />
Preheat the oven to 150 degrees °C.<br />
Place the first eleven ingredients in a large<br />
bowl and stir until combined well. Spread<br />
the granola mixture on a large, rimmed<br />
baking sheet.<br />
bake granola, stirring every 5 to 10 minutes<br />
until it is lightly toasted and turns a<br />
golden brown (about 40 minutes).<br />
wINE & DINE<br />
Add the dried fruits once the granola has<br />
come out of the oven. Spread the granola<br />
evenly in the sheet pan and allow to cool.<br />
Once cool, transfer granola to an airtight<br />
container and store at room temperature<br />
(I like to store my granola in a big glass jar<br />
on the countertop).<br />
To serve: Mix the granola with some fresh<br />
fruit, sprinkle it over your favorite yogurt<br />
or add a splash of almond milk for a dairyfree<br />
alternative.<br />
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