Everyone has their preferred food to have for breakfast, and
one of mine is homemade muesli. I have
tried out various recipes over the years, recording each of them in my recipe
book, and this morning I made up my current favourite.
I call it simply Breakfast Muesli and it involves placing
into a large bowl 4 cups rolled oat flakes, ½ cup shredded desiccated coconut,
3 tablespoons each of pumpkin seeds and sunflower seeds, 2 tablespoons of chia
seeds, 3 teaspoons ground cinnamon, and ½ cup of dried cranberries(or other dried fruit).
Mix it all together with a large spoon and then store in an
airtight container.
I use about ½ cup per serving, adding milk, yoghurt, fresh fruit etc. (basically, whatever you fancy – I often just pour hot water over mine and add a sliced kiwifruit). If I intend to have a piece of toast after my cereal, then I only use ¼ cup.
Our weather is changeable today. It began with a mostly blue sky but now,
after lunch, the clouds are moving in from the west and the day has become
decidedly duller.
Hope everyone is having a good day J
Margaret.
That sounds a great muesli - I make up a plate of Bercher type muesli each evening that soaks and fluffs up overnight. We started with a frost and ended with cloud down here, and I gather it clouded over early. I was in Hamilton today and noticed the changeable weather while I was there, too... At least we got some sunshine in the middle of the day! Love your photo of the clouds!
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Blessings
Maxine
Yes, I made the most of that bit of sunshine and managed to do a bit of gardening :)
DeleteI still have cheap yoghurt best before end of Feburary (this year) and it still looks good.
ReplyDeleteFrozen banana, cinammon, chia seeds... guess I´ll give it a go!
"Best before" does not mean it´s bad when not wobbly, right?
If you don´t hear from me again... (KIDDING).
To a great day, sunny here Ixx
You are braver than me, Iris - I wouldn't even be trying it!!
DeleteIt's funny that the two New Zealanders whose blogs I follow have both featured breakfast on today's post. You win first prize, hands down, for the healthiest, Margaret, and it looks very tasty too.
ReplyDeleteI like this recipe because you can vary the spice and the dried fruit and end up with something that tastes completely different.
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ReplyDeleteThe Muesli sounds healthy and delicious. Love the dramatic sky and clouds. Take care,stay safe! Have a great day!
There is always so much to see in our skies :)
DeleteThe recipe looks good. I smiled at the mention of the kiwi. I like them too.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds good. Always interesting to hear other people's favorite foods. Love that sky shot.
ReplyDeleteGreat to know what you will have for breakfast. The figuring out, what we will eat, is the worst part. lol
ReplyDeleteWe seem to have both sun and clouds today, here also. (Upper North East of the United States of America) But it is not as hot/humid and for that, I'm very glad.
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Mostly my breakfasts are pretty much the same although I do like to change around sometimes. I can struggle sometimes though, when trying to decide what to have for my other meals :)
DeleteI've been making something similar of late...but I toast (with a tiny bit of oil) them up in my large wok ... not everything but the parts that will "toast" - and I just had to make up a new supply this morning.
ReplyDeleteA light toasting sounds crunchy - I might have to try that :)
DeleteThat sounds really good. I have a boring breakfast of 1/3 cup Grapenuts and 1/3 cup 2% milk every morning...then I am hungry again around 10:00.
ReplyDeleteI hate being hungry as I always end up eating the wrong things :)
DeleteOur breakfasts are just oatmeal with cinnamon and a bit of vanilla almond milk . We don't change it up much, except maybe have a banana on the side sometimes. Your clouds are awesome! We have quite the variations in skies here in Kansas, I love to take sunset photos. I have something like a thousand on my flashdrive lol. Jerry says I need to print them and put into a scrapbook, which I may do someday. Be blessed, Margaret!
ReplyDeleteA scrapbook of sunsets sounds awesome :)
DeleteI haven;t tried Muesli yet but reading your recipe and preparation signals me that it is something yummy and healthy at the same time! I have seen some muesli on the Australian section of some groceries here and I guess I have to try it soon. Breakfast, my favorite meal! Weather they be pancakes or waffles or the traditional Filipino garlic fried rice, I will always eat breakfast meals any time of the day with glee! Happy Weekend dear Margaret!
ReplyDeleteGarlic fried rice sounds delicious, though I don't know if I could eat it for breakfast :)
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