Showing posts with label granola. Show all posts
Showing posts with label granola. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Baking ~

granola cooling
old fashion raisin bread with molasses glaze 
 
 
 
Sick kids in the house so it is a perfect time to cook and bake. Granola and bread for those who are well and Little House on the Prairie for those who are convalescing.

I added a few ingredients to Ms Henspergers recipe, hope she doesn't mind. Success ~There are dates, raisins, walnuts and cinnamon in this delicious bread, yum. I made 2 large loaves instead of six small loaves and I probably should have made three loaves, next time. 

On my cutting table ~ I am contemplating cutting into the Liberty Bloomsbury to make Liberty Fields, a Material Obsession pattern and inspired by a talk at the SDMQG I have gone through my stash and cut fabric to make a 'scrappy trip around the world'. There is a six strip tutorial found on Quiltville dot com. 

Stay well and wash your hands

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Granola from start to finish

We have purchased many different store bought granolas and have not enjoyed the taste. I was inspired by a recipe I found on one of the many blogs I follow for inspiration. Next I searched the internet for recipes to see what others had done and the combinations of ingredients and techniques. The result is a yummy crunchy granola that my family asks me to make. I mix the dry ingredients first, oats, pastry flour, salt. Chopped nuts and whole sunflower seeds are mixed in to receive a coating of flour. I then pour the liquid mixture in and gently stir.

It looks like a wet loose oatmeal cookie dough.









Out of the oven, lighty brown. Oven @ 300, stiring every 10-15 minutes till golden brown. As it cools it will get crunchy.....






Combination of raisins, dried cherries, chopped apricots and dried blueberries added while hot out of the oven. We sprinkle this on top of yogurt or enjoy with milk. I like it by the handful. I send this to my darling daughter #1, who lives on the East Coast. I need to start making double batches.


I am inspired by the internet and all those who share their ideas. For me, the internet is a big, interactive dictionary including endless descriptions, pictures, ideas and each with a different definition. It is fun to play.



Thanks to all who share
Enjoy and have a great day!
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