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Gorgeous Granola

Gorgeous Granola

Why not try making some of this Gorgeous Granola.  The recipe is by Adriana and is taken from www.glutenfree4kids.com

Preparation Time 10 minutes
Baking Time 20 minutes
Portions 8-10 servings
Skill Level Easy
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Gorgeous Granola Ingredients

100 grams Almonds skin on and whole if possible
100 grams hazelnuts or pecans
150 grams gluten free oats
100 grams Desiccated Coconut unsweetened
A good handful of pumpkin seeds
A good handful of sunflower seeds
100 ml Honey clear
40 grams Light Muscovado Sugar (Billington's) Light Muscovado Sugar (Billington's)
60 ml Sunflower Oil
2 tbsp heaped tablespoons of molasses or treacle
50 grams mixed raisins or sultanas
50 grams organic apricots (unsulphered if possible)
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How to make Gorgeous Granola

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  1. Preheat oven to 150°C/ 300°F or Gas Mark 2 method tip
  2. In a large bowl combine the almonds, hazelnuts, gluten free oats, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds and dessicated coconut. In a separate bowl cut the apricots into smallish chunks and combine with the raisins. Set the bowl of dried fruit aside.
  3. In a small saucepan combine the sunflower oil, honey and brown sugar. Heat over gentle heat, stirring until the sugar is dissolved, but do not allow the mixture to boil. Add the molasses and stir through.
  4. Pour the honey oil, molasses mixture over the almond, seed and oat mixture, stirring to combine. Spread the mixture on a large baking tray making sure it\'s evenly coated with the honey mixture. Bake for 7 minutes and then stir through. Bake for a futher 7 minutes until the mixture is lightly brown. Watch it carefully as it can burn. Take the mixture out of the oven and pour into a large bowl. Add the chopped apricots and raisins and stir through. Leave the mixture to cool for an hour or so before placing in an air tight jar or tin. The granola will keep for about 1 month.
  5. Notes: Natural molasses is high in zinc and is incredibly nutritious. You can purchase it at health food stores and it\\\'s usually called \\\'blackstrap Molasses\\\'. The taste is quite strong so use it sparingly. If you can\\\'t find this you can use treacle instead.
  6. Notes: The organic unsulphered apricots look rather ugly compared to their bright orange cousins, but the flavour of these makes up tenfold for their rather sinister appearance. \\\"They taste like sweets\\\"....my little ones pronounced after I spent a good 15 minutes getting them to try a tiny little bite.
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