Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Graham Granola



I guess you could say we get stuck in a rut.

For years we ate peanut butter granola. Then it was soaked granola. I didn't even look for another recipe. We liked our granola recipe so well. But recently I was looking for a change and tried this Graham Granola. It was love at first taste.

This granola has the flavor of a graham cracker and our children love it. Ed is known to pull this out for a bowl before bed. With warmer weather coming (We hope! Last night we had a frost that blackened the leaves of the potatoes.) we will turn more often to simple breakfast of yogurt, granola, and fresh fruit.

Graham Granola

6 cups quick oatmeal
3 cups whole wheat flour
1 cup coconut
1 1/2 tsp soda
1 tsp salt
1 cup honey
1 1/2 cup butter or coconut oil

Mix dry ingredients together. Melt butter and honey together in saucepan. Pour over dry ingredients and stir well. Spread on a baking sheet and bake for 30 minutes at 300 degrees. Stir every 15 minutes.

I double this recipe, place it on two jelly roll pans and put both in the oven at the same time. Halfway through, I rotate the pans from the top to the bottom rack.

12 comments :

  1. This sounds yummy. I think I'll make some tomorrow :) Thank you!

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  2. Yummy! This sounds so good and I love that its so simple. We get in a rut too and something different is always so nice. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day!
    Blessings,
    Amy

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  3. sounds delicious! We fall in love with a granola recipe for a year or so, it seems.

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  4. Thanks for sharing this. I definitely want to give this a try. It sounds really good. God bless.

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  5. This recipe sounds good. How long can you store it?

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    1. It keep for several weeks in an air tight container. I prefer to store it in the freezer so it stays super fresh. I actually like to eat it straight out of the freezer. When I add the milk, it thaws but makes the milk super cold.
      Gina

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  6. Gina, did you use unsalted or salted butter? Generally in your recipes when it calls for butter, do you use salted?
    Loving your blog! Karen

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    1. Karen
      I typically use salted butter unless I specifically list unsalted butter.
      Gina

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  7. Hi Gina, I've just discovered your blog this week as I was searching for a recipe, and I've really enjoyed reading through the archives and trying new recipes! Just wondering if you think I could substitute the coconut with walnut pieces or slivered almonds without compromising the taste in the granola? Thanks!
    Sarah

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    1. Sarah
      I think nuts would be a great addition to the granola!
      Gina

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    2. I've made this a couple times now, and I love it! My girls like to eat the clumps. The only problem is that I can't seem to stop eating it! I did one cup of coconut oil, and half cup butter,and half the salt. Thanks for another great recipe.

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  8. This sounds yummy. I’m looking for something to make with graham flour so I imagine I can substitute the flour for graham flour. Do you mean unsweetened coconut flakes?

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