CRUNCHY GRANOLA
Die Garantie für einen perfekten Start in den Tag: Müsli-Bowl mit Joghurt oder Milch deiner Wahl, dazu dein selbst kreiertes Granola, frischer Kaffee... und der Tag kann starten.
Alles was zu für ein perfektes Knuspermüsli brauchst, hast du wahrscheinlich sogar schon zu Hause. Ihr könnt als Zutaten alles verwenden, was ihr so da habt und worauf ihr Lust habt. Die Herstellung dauert nicht länger als eine halbe Stunde. Der Genuss hält jedoch mehrere Tage.
Basics, die ihr auf alle Fälle braucht, sind:
- Haferflocken
- Honig / Agavendicksaft / Zuckerrübensirup / Ahornsirup
- Nüsse
- nach Belieben: getrocknete Früchte, Gewürze, Süße, Kokosflocken, Kekse, Kürbiskerne / Sonnenblumenkerne, Sesam, Kokosöl
Nun kann es losgehen:
Backofen auf 160°C vorheizen. Backblech mit Backpapier auslegen.
Alle Zutaten in einer Schüssel vermischen. Ich nehme meist 300g Haferflocken, gemahlene Mandeln, Kokosflocken, Dinkelflocken, 100g Zuckerrübensirup, 30g Kokosöl (am besten vorher kurz im Topf erwärmen), Sesam, Zimt und Spekulatius. Eure Mischung kann alles enthalten, was eurem Geschmack entspricht: sei es Leinsamen, Chia-Samen, Rosinen, Schokolade, Cornflakes, Bananenchips oder sogar Reiswaffeln.
Wenn sich der Honig / das Zuckerrübensirup gut verteilt hat, alles auf das Blech verteilen.
Bei 160°C Oberunterhitze ca. 25-30min knusprig backen.
Blech abkühlen lassen und in Gläser umfüllen.
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