Recipe Directions

1. Soak the almonds, walnuts and spelt berries a day before, and then set out to sprout.

2. On the next day, add all the ingredients to a blender or food processor and blend until crumbly. Not too much though, just till it is chunky.

3. Can be eaten fresh, or dehydrate for about 6-8 hours at 95 F to make it more like a Grape-Nut crunch.

Harmonylia's Thoughts

By harmonylia

Crunchy, mildly sweet with bright overtones of citrus.

Do not be daunted of the large number of ingredients. This recipe makes a storable amount of granola that can be eaten all week.

Can be eaten alone, or with nut milk and fresh fruit.

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This is a wonderful combination of spices! I have substituted soaked raw buckwheat groats ( Candace's Apple Granola Recipe- can't eat oats/wheat/gluten ;o() instead of the nuts & spelt and it still tastes terrific. ( Yacon Syrup makes a great low glycemic sweetener too)

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Ooooh anmanoel that sounds so yummy! I made more last night with oats and pumpkin seeds. It's a good starter recipe and very versatile. Thank you for the compliment.

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this is a really good recipe! it's dehydrating right now, but i had to eat some "fresh" for breakfast today, i was starving! to make mine, i used: brazil nuts, sprouted sunflower seeds, sprouted oat groats, sprouted wheat berries, dried cranberries, dried apricots, and raisins. Also, i made some hazelnut milk, which is AWESOME with this granola. YUMMY! :9

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Hey mariciesa, I have done that as well, I found my system doesn't take the gluten well either, so I have found other grains that work as well. I have yet to try the Yacon syrup though, I have to give it a shot. Caleb, you can feel free to use whatever grains that you can get. The recipe is meant to be easily switched out for ingredients so if you find all you can get is winter wheat berries or buckwheat, then by all means, switch away. In fact, let me know what you use instead so I can try it too!!!

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This is a wonderful combination of spices! I have substituted soaked raw buckwheat groats ( Candace's Apple Granola Recipe- can't eat oats/wheat/gluten ;o() instead of the nuts & spelt and it still tastes terrific. ( Yacon Syrup makes a great low glycemic sweetener too)

Thanks!

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Thanks so much for this. I started eating some Ezekiel sprouted cereal for breakfast and then found out today it's not raw, they bake at 250 degrees :( So this is wonderful!! I need more than just a smoothing in the morning so I get plenty of calories! I'm making some tonight. Not sure if I can get spelt berries though, but I'm going to check my local health food store.

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Hi khass ladki it's after lol!

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is that 1 cup of spelt berries before or after sprouting?

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You know, I had some dehydrated bananas and apples in (about 1/2 cup of each) along with 1/2 cup of soaked flax seeds and it is delicious.

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Ooooh anmanoel that sounds so yummy! I made more last night with oats and pumpkin seeds. It's a good starter recipe and very versatile. Thank you for the compliment.

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this is a really good recipe! it's dehydrating right now, but i had to eat some "fresh" for breakfast today, i was starving! to make mine, i used: brazil nuts, sprouted sunflower seeds, sprouted oat groats, sprouted wheat berries, dried cranberries, dried apricots, and raisins. Also, i made some hazelnut milk, which is AWESOME with this granola. YUMMY! :9

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Oh thanks Abbeycamp, My hubby is doing low sugar so that is perfect and I never even thought of it. Hi white_orchid, If you went ahead and added maybe a 1/4 cup of ground flax seeds and a bit more sweetner, it could probably be made into a snack bar, just spread it thick onto the sheet and cut into it before it's done. I am going to try it both ways (low sugar and a bar!) because I need a crunchy pick me up. I also think my cockatiel would like the bar idea. I just discovered we eat the same foods lol!

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Could this be made into a snack bar? If so, how?

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Just made this this morning. Was looking for a low sugar Granola and so I just left out the agave and dried cranberries and yum! Thank you!

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I'm very happy to have helped. I was missing that crunchy good morining to you breakfast and snack item. The best part is, everything is adaptable and changeable. You can use multiple grains in place of the spelt and even change out raisins and/or cranberries for other dried fruits.

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I had a dream about finding a really good granola recipe, it actually came true! lol, I looove cranberries, I can't wait to make this!!!

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Yum! A good portable breakfast!

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Mmmmmmmmmmmm

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