would this work (soaked oat granola?)

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My husband loves granola. I was planning on trying kishk, but if he doesn't like

it, would it work to soak rolled oats properly, then dry them in a dehydrator?

Mrs. Siemens

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I have tried this, but haven't had great success. Would love to hear

how others do it. The granola has turned out too soft for me. Also, it

has always had the taste of the parchment paper I have dehydrated it

on! I'm sure it can be done...

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doesn't like it, would it work to soak rolled oats properly, then dry

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[Guest guest]

We haven't done oats in a while, but I did make a homemade granola cereal. I

soaked the oats, then dried in oven on low (just like a dehydrator) then I mixed

in the following:

unsweet coconut flakes

chopped crispy almonds

chopped crispy pecans

raisins, chopped

dates, chopped

cinnamon to taste

Mix all ingredients together, melt some coconut oil, and stir in. Put all on a

cookie sheet and lightly brown in the oven. Serve cold or warm, with raw milk.

The biggest problem was that my kids and dh liked it so much, they went through

it like crazy. And it's certainly not low carb ! But it was GOOD

Rebekah

would this work (soaked oat granola?)

, My husband loves granola. I was planning on trying kishk, but if he

doesn't

like it, would it work to soak rolled oats properly, then dry them in a

dehydrator?

Mrs. Siemens ************** I can't see why that *wouldn't* work.

Please

let me know how it goes, though, since my son loves granola, too. I made a

batch

of granola following a recipe that was posted here some time back, but it

involved

soaking oat *groats*, dehydrating them, and them putting them through a flaker

in

a grain mill before proceeding with the granola recipe. It came out

delicious,

but was time consuming to make. I guess it could one of those things to make

a

BIG batch of and store in the freezer, taking out smaller quantities as

needed.

I like the cold cereal idea, since it is a fast breakfast and can be had with

lots

of raw milk! Vivian

[Guest guest]

I forgot to add to my earlier post, you have to drain the oats well, before you

dehydrate them !

Rebekah

Re: would this work (soaked oat granola?)

I have tried this, but haven't had great success. Would love to hear

how others do it. The granola has turned out too soft for me. Also, it

has always had the taste of the parchment paper I have dehydrated it

on! I'm sure it can be done...

> My husband loves granola. I was planning on trying kishk, but if he

doesn't like it, would it work to soak rolled oats properly, then dry

them in a dehydrator?

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> Mrs. Siemens

> field Christian Fellowship

> (519)698-2900

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> Helpmeet to , mommy to Zachary & Lydia

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> " For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power

of God unto salvation.... "

> -Romans 1:16a-

> http://www.freewebs.com/thedaughtersoftheking/

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[Guest guest]

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I have done this often for oats that I use in cookies. My husband

likes the oats prepared this way much better than just using regular

oats. I have used them to make granola too. I store them in a jar in

the fridge and they last forever.

Merry Christmas!

Teoma <><

> My husband loves granola. I was planning on trying kishk, but if

he doesn't like it, would it work to soak rolled oats properly, then

dry them in a dehydrator?

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> Mrs. Siemens

> field Christian Fellowship

> (519)698-2900

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> Helpmeet to , mommy to Zachary & Lydia

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> " For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power

of God unto salvation.... "

> -Romans 1:16a-

> http://www.freewebs.com/thedaughtersoftheking/

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