Sprouted
Granola
This is one of my faves! It
does take some time to make but the reward is worth the effort. Great nutrition
at the ready. It's a great take with you snack as well as a great breakfast
treat. I add coconut yogurt to mine in the morning with fresh
berries. Really yumm!
Ingredients You will need a dehydrator for this recipe
Add any of the options below: 10
cups of volume before soaking
Sprouted
Buckwheat *
Sprouted
Millet*
Sprouted Amaranth*
Sprouted Amaranth*
Sprouted
Quinoa*
Soaked Sesame Seeds*
Soaked Sesame Seeds*
Hemp seeds***
Soaked Flax
Seeds
Chia
Seeds**
Soaked
Currants**
Soaked
Yellow Raisins**
Soaked Walnuts**
Soaked Walnuts**
Freeze-dried
Coconut***
Sprouted Pumpkin Seeds**
Sprouted Pumpkin Seeds**
Sprouted
Sunflower Seeds**
Goji
berries**
* soak 7 hours in water
** soak 4
hours in water
*** soak 1
hour in water
¼ cup oil
of choice (macadamia, almond, olive, sunflower oil, coconut oil)
½ cup Diced Fresh Strawberries (or any berry of choice)
1 tsp Sea Salt
1 tsp Vanilla
¼ cup unpasturized honey or Maple Syrup (Option 1/3 cup Date sugar)
½ cup Diced Fresh Strawberries (or any berry of choice)
1 tsp Sea Salt
1 tsp Vanilla
¼ cup unpasturized honey or Maple Syrup (Option 1/3 cup Date sugar)
Note:
sweeten to taste
Directions
Mix all
ingredients together in a large bowl, stirring well with a
large spoon.
In a small
bowl mix together the fresh berries, salt, vanilla, sweetener of choice, oil of
choice.
Then add
the wet mixture to the soaked ingredients in the large bowl.
On
each dehydrator shelf. Place a thick layer of about 1/2" on mesh
dehydrator sheet.
Dehydrate until crunchy - about 12-14 hours.
Serve with fresh nut milk or hemp milk.
Hmm Hmm Good!! This is a nutrient dense granola, very crunchy, and remains so even in milk.
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Dehydrate until crunchy - about 12-14 hours.
Serve with fresh nut milk or hemp milk.
Hmm Hmm Good!! This is a nutrient dense granola, very crunchy, and remains so even in milk.
www.trustintheprocess.com
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