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Healthy & Easy 3-Ingredient Granola

Writer's picture: Maria N. ListmanMaria N. Listman

One of my favorite breakfasts, or late day snacks, is an easy-to-assemble parfait. And what makes it so special is homemade granola, with a nice drizzle of local honey.



GRANOLA RECIPE

pre-heat oven to 350 degrees


  • 4 Cups of Organic Old-Fashioned Oats

  • 1/2 Cup of Extra Virgin Olive Oil (coconut oil or avocado oil works great too)

  • 1/2 Cup of Pure Maple Syrup (or pure local honey)

Above are the brands I use, but work with what you have access to. One thing I would highly recommend is using organic oats. And choose an oil that has health benefits; that's what sets this recipe apart from others.


Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. While you're waiting for it to warm up, mix all your ingredients together.




Next, lay a piece of unbleached parchment paper on your baking sheet. Spread your granola out across the sheet, and pat it down really well with a wooden spoon or rubber spatula.


Bake at 350 degrees for 16-18 minutes, until granola turns a light golden brown. Your house will smell amazing!


If you allow it to cool, the granola can be broken into bark-like pieces. I love enjoying it this way with a smear of Nutella or nut butter on top. It will crumble a bit as you eat it, but that's part of the fun.

Granola can be stored in an air tight container for up to two weeks. I use an extra large glass mason jar and leave it sitting on my kitchen counter. It's so delicious on its own, and I even crumble it into a bowl and pour milk over it as a homemade cereal. Add some extras like raisins and berries - you're all set! And it doesn't have unnecessary ingredients.


But, one of my favorite ways to eat this granola is in an easy-to-assemble parfait!



Simple, satisfying and healthy - now that's my kind of meal!

Take your favorite yogurt, crumble fresh, homemade granola on top, add your favorite toppings and a nice drizzle of local honey.


I've been enjoying Randalia Farm Bee Hives honey -

they're based out of Chesapeake City, MD

And let me tell you - DELISH! Truly. Read my previous post to learn more about their farm.

You can also purchase their honey on Etsy and Homemade at Amazon.

Visit their website for more info - www.randaliafarm.com



How do I take my parfait?

Plain yogurt, a few handfuls of granola, blackberries, pumpkin seeds and local raw honey. Friends, this is your meal. Do what works for you and enjoy it!


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