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    • What's for Breakfast: MUESLI

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    •  5/4/2010 9:55:34 PM
    • WHAT IS FOR BREAKFAST?

       

       

      When it comes to breakfast, I tend to find something that I like...and I am able to eat it most every morning for weeks.  Then slowly I find something else that sounds good and I am able to eat that for weeks.  A week or two ago, I had been eating STEEL CUT OATS for breakfast most mornings (check out our recipe in our recipe section here).  Within the last week I have started eating a new breakfast...

       

      Right now, I am loving MUESLI!

       

      Maintanence Mommy added a wonderful Muesli recipe to our recipe section- this is the RECIPE that I use.  Muesli is basically soaked oats, grains, nuts & seeds (raw) eaten with fresh fruit.

      I don't add all the ingredients listed...but that is the great thing about this recipe, you don't have to have all the ingredients to make a wonderful breakfast Muesli.  You could make Muesli using oatmeal, coconut and cinnamon if you wanted to.

       

      Here is what I do:

       

      I add all the ingredients that I want to a container and shake it up well.  I place this container in the freezer.  I make a double recipe so it will last me weeks- and it is ready when I need it.

       

       

      Right when I wake up...I pour 1/2 cup to 3/4 cup of the mixture into my bowl and pour the same amount of rice milk over the top.

      I let is soak in the bowl all morning- while I am getting ready, exercising, and getting the kids ready for school.

      I let the MUESLI soak until the ingredients have softened- which is usually about 2 hours or so.

       

       

      Then I chop up a variety of fruit and mix it in- and I sometimes add some chopped raw walnuts and ground flax seed for extra nutrients (Why walnuts and flax seed?  See my EFA blog here).

      I usually always add chopped apples and pears...but sometimes I add cut up grapes and bananas.  Blackberries make it extra yummy!

       

      This is such a EASY and YUMMY breakfast!  You have to try it!

       

       

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