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Mixed Seed Granola

1st January 2014 By Urvashi Roe

I always have a few half packets of dried fruit, nuts and seeds at the beginning of the year and this is a great way to use them all up! I also love how you can personalise this by season and for loved ones who are partial to certain flavours.  I received a lovely Apple Granola from my friend Monica with beautifully thin strips of dehydrated apples from the orchard on her doorstep.

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A wholesome breakfast

You’ll need

  • 600g thick rolled oats – I would suggest Flavahan’s
  • 120ml runny honey
  • 100ml vegetable or coconut oil
  • 100g soft brown sugar or 100g fruit puree
  • 150g dessicated coconut
  • 150g mixed nuts – chopped
  • 300g dried fruits
  • 100g mixed seeds – pumpkin, sunflower, linseed for example.
  • 100ml elderflower cordial – optional. I had some leftover in the freezer so threw this in.  You could use maple syrup instead.

To make it

  1. Preheat the oven to 180C and line two large baking trays with greaseproof paper.
  2. Mix together everything except the dried fruit and seeds in a large bowl.  Make sure everything is well coated with the honey and oil and you break up any clumps of sugar.
  3. Bake for around 30-40 minutes but make sure you give it a stir about half way through.
  4. While it’s baking lay out two teatowels on a flat work surface and cover with greaseproof paper.
  5. When the mixture is golden brown or darker if you prefer, leave to cool for a few minutes and then transfer back to the mixing bowl and add the chopped dried fruit and seeds.
  6. Mix thoroughly and then leave to cool completely on the teatowels and greaseproof paper while still warm.
  7. Store in an airtight tin.  This should keep for about a month.

More reading

  • My learnings on making granola.

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