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Flaxseeds and Coconut Granola


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  • Author: Priya Sreeram
  • Total Time: 30 minutes
  • Yield: 6

Description

Granola on a gas stove that is sure to whet your appetite anytime.


Ingredients

  • Flaxseeds meal – 250 grams (Whole flax seeds ground into a coarse powder)
  • Coconut meal – 150 grams (Dry Kopra, sliced and ground to a coarse powder)
  • Oats – 50 grams (I used quick-cooking ; toasted lightly for a couple of minutes)
  • Jaggery – 250 grams
  • water – 1/2 cup

Instructions

  1. Keep the ingredients ready. Also Keep a plate/tin adequately greased
  2. Tip in the water and jaggery in a wide pan and turn on the heat in high flame so the jaggery melts and starts bubbling.This syrup needs to cook till it gets frothy and starts rising up the pan.
  3. As soon as you see the jaggery syrup getting frothy and rising up the pan, lower the flame and tip in the coconut meal . Mix it well to ensure the coconut meal fuses into the syrupy jaggery. Let the mix bubble once again.
  4. Tip in the flax seeds meal and mix thoroughly. Take it off flame. The mixture becomes almost crumbly and hard to mix, use some muscle so that everything blends well.
  5. Lastly add the toasted oats and mix once again.
  6. Dump the contents in to the greased plate. Flatten with the help of greased knife. Wait for a few minutes before slicing them into required size.

Notes

1.Breakfast gets a cool make-over with these granolas. A cup of milk and a big slice of this bar and the morning’s never been any better
2.This granola is a healthy and tasty travel-chum. Wrap it up in butter paper and you are all set.
3.It is a cool recess snack for kids. Also your mid-night cravings need not be sinful any longer
4.You can add some dry fruits or nuts to the recipe.
5.Keep it stored in an airtight container and it stays good for a fortnight.

  • Prep Time: 20 mins
  • Cook Time: 10 mins
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