A granola bowl that brings the flavors of winter with a fresh crunch. The key: use what’s in season!
By Olivia Caminiti
It is said that eating warm foods in the winter time helps the body function better but for that off day when you are craving fresh crunch, turn to this granola bowl. Seasonal Comice pears, dried currants that remind you of the holidays, and Gingersnap granola from Whole Foods make this granola bowl fit for the winter.
The addition of fresh herbs to sweets takes the flavors to the next level. When doing a chiffonade cut on herbs make sure to layer the herbs flat on top of each other so when rolling them up before slicing the roll it stays tight to create delicate ribbons.
Make sure to choose a pear that has lots of color in addition to a bit of give when squeezing it. Cut two different sections of the pear to bring the most color to the dish.
If your sweet tooth is taking over the day you make this dish and you want a sweeter yogurt rather than tart, add a tablespoon of simple syrup once it has cooled.
PrintCalifornia Love – Winter Gingersnap Granola Bowl
- Total Time: 15 minutes
- Yield: 1 1x
Description
A granola bowl that brings the flavors of winter with a fresh crunch. The key: use what’s in season!
Ingredients
- 1 cup plain greek yogurt
- 1/2 cup Gingersnap granola, Whole Foods
- 2 Tblsp dried currants
- 1 tsp mint, chiffonade
- 1/4 pear, sliced
Instructions
- Layer in a bowl: yogurt, then granola, then currants, then mint, then top with fanned pear slices.
- Enjoy & repeat!
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Cook Time: 10 mins
