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Yummy Cereal recipe

Posted by
Teresa
(TesiBme@aol.com) on
Sat, Nov 17, 01 at 17:10

Hi everybody, I am a lurker but had to post a recipe I have just tried. Got it from a cookbook I have had for a long time.Here goes
Simple Granola
3 1/2 c. quick oats
1/4 c.cooking oil
1/4c.honey
1tsp.vanilla
1/2c. raisins
1/2c. chopped nuts(optional)
Combine all ingredients,spread on cookie sheet and bake at 300 for 10 minutes.Serve with milk.
Store in air tight container.
Enjoy!


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RE: Yummy Cereal recipe

Mmm, I've made this before. Delicious! Thanks for the reminder, I think it's time to make it again!


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Granola

I bake mine longer though. I bake at 350 for 1 hour, stirring every 15 mins. And I also like to stir in Cheerios before baking and after it cools I like to add Chocolate chips ;) As you can see I have a sweet tooth.


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RE: Yummy Cereal recipe

Great idea to add chips! I need to bake mine longer,gonna make another batch!
Teresa:)


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RE: Yummy Cereal recipe

Thanks! That's awesome - I love granola, but don't buy the pre-packaged cereal because it's so expensive.

On a similar vein, I saw the commercials for Chex Morning Mix and decided to make my own. . . makes a great snack or breakfast on the go. I use the Chex Mix recipe from the box that you use to make snack mix, but instead of the salt/spices they call for, I used Cinnamon and Nutmeg. Instead of pretzels and peanuts, I used dried banana chips, raisins and almonds. Delicious!


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RE: Yummy Cereal recipe

Boy that does sound good.....I buy a cereal that I love that has dried cranberries so I think I will substitute them for the raisens.......It's expensive too so I am going to try this one.......P.S. I have a bowl many nights with yogurt just for a late night snack...it's like a dessert....


 
 

 

 


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