A grain free, nut free muesli that showcases the super nutrient power of seeds! This recipe uses 5 super seeds that provide your body with loads of minerals and fibre.This muesli is also a great breakfast recipe for those sensitive to too many nuts or it can also be easily made nut free.
1/3 cup Fresh berries (Raspberries, Blueberries, Blackberries or chopped Strawberries) per serve
Coconut Yoghurt, unsweetened Almond Milk, coconut milk or coconut water to serve
Instructions
Pre-heat fan-forced oven to 150C.
In a large mixing bowl mix together all seeds.
Whisk egg white until light and fluffy and fold through seed mix to coat evenly. Mix in melted coconut oil.
Add cinnamon and vanilla powder and mix well.
Add shredded coconut and chia seeds and stir through.
Spread mixture evenly onto a grease-proof lined baking tray (or over 2 trays) and bake in oven for 10 -12 minutes or until lightly golden. Check after 6 - 8 minutes to ensure muesli is not burning and gently mix around if needed.
Remove from oven and allow to cool. Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place.
Serve with fresh berries and coconut yoghurt or dairy free milk of choice.
Notes
Serving Suggestions:
Serve with with a dollop of Coconut Yoghurt, Strawberry Yoghurt or as a cereal with unsweetened Almond Milk, Macadamia Nut Milk or Coconut Drinking Milk.
Top with fresh fruit.
Make It Personal:
For added sweetness add 2 teaspoons (mild) 1 tablespoon Pure Maple Syrup, Raw Honeyor Rice Malt Syrup before baking.
If you find you feel heavy after eating seeds try activating them.
You might like to stir through Puffed Quinoa, Puffed Buckwheat or Puffed Amaranth.
Stir through orange zest.
Instead of using dried coconut you can also serve your toasted muesli with freshly grated coconut (from Asian or Indian grocers in the freezer section).
Recipe Tips:
Using Extra Virgin Coconut Oil instead of standard coconut oil in this recipe will give an extra hint of delicious coconut flavour.
Be careful not to burn your muesli. Make sure you check the batch regularly and mix around as needed.
By adding the wet ingredients coconut oil and pure maple syrup to the dry ingredients will help the cinnamon to coat the nuts and seeds well.
The egg white is used in the recipe to help the vanilla and cinnamon to stick and for some of the granola to clump together but this is of course optional.