Here's a copy of the Well Bread! post about Granola, in case you missed it.
We went to Totnes Market on Friday, and I brought a bag of Peanut Granola from the Common Loaf Bakery stall. I've been a huge fan of them for a long time now and their produce is probably the best bread I've ever tasted.
I fancied making my own Granola for a while now, and seeing theirs and trying it gave em the push to have a go for myself.
I found a recipe for the basic mixture online, just Oats, Brown Sugar, and Cinnamon looking around the cupboards I found Pistachio nuts, Walnuts, Cranberries and Chocolate Chips to use for a filling.
My recipe had no indication of the amount of fillings to use but I figured that as long as they were no more than 50% of the total ( 270g of Oats) it should be OK.
Here's the dry mixture, Oats and filling plus Sugar and Cinnamon, just a pinch of salt.
And here's the Canola Oil and Honey, with a dash of Vanilla.
Mixed together we have this, which I spread out on a lined sheet.
I baked it at 140 for 25 minutes and left to cool.
After it had gone hard I broke it into pieces and stored it away.
That's breakfasts sorted for the next few days.
I also made a Soft Wholemeal Sandwich loaf for this week.
And looking out this evening, next door have put their tree up outside.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas.
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