If you don't want to use your oven, just toast your oats, coconut, seeds and nuts in a dry frying pan on the stove. Toast till golden brown and then toss in your melted honey/syrup and oil. Done! You might not get clusters, but it's still tastes delish and is super easy!
I'm a beekeeper and I would really suggest not using honey for this as when you warm it up it losed pretty much all it's beneficial properties therefore it's better just to use another weetener or sugar and save honey for raw usage
You have definitely inspired me to make granola at home; your recipes and tips are appreciated. I always love customizing flavors with banana, nut butters, pumpkin and coconut. Two tips I’ve learned along the way have also been to make sure the nuts you’re using while baking are raw and if they aren’t just add them after your granola is done to prevent them from burning. The second tip I learned was to flatten the granola out together on the baking sheet in like one big mass, bake for half the cook time then when it’s time to turn you will have the extra chunky clumps that you can break apart however you desire. This is the sure fire method I’ve tried to ensure big clusters and I LOVE a clustery granola 🤗
Love your channel. I’ve been vegan for about 3 months, it’s done wonders for my diabetes, and my weight. I’ve had to test different foods but overall my numbers are controllable by what I eat , rather than meds I was told I had to have (in my situation only). I hope to build up a menu that I can go to without too much fuss. Thanks for your recipes, very helpful to me 👍
Great video. Thank you for sharing. The recipe I have used for a while is 5 cups large flake oats, 3 ripe bananas, 1/4 cup date paste (I make my own date paste), 1/2tsp salt. Sometimes I add nuts and or seeds. Always have dried fruit (raisins, cranberries etc) and sometimes a finely chopped apple or pear. Bake at 200 degrees for one hour rotating and stirring at the 30 minute mark. Then turn off oven rotate and stir again and let sit for another 30 minutes then take out and let completely cool before storing. 👍🇨🇦
How do you know my recipe 😁cause 95%of those ingredients i use to make my version of granola. Also I also like to add PB, coconut oil 1tbs, nuts and seeds. 😊
I just stumbled upon your channel shortly after I put two different batches of granola in their containers. I’m pretty happy with them but I can always improve. I look forward to watching this video.
Great video! I had left over coconut from making coconut milk at home and didn't know what to do with it then I tought about adding it to granola and it worked perfectly! Can't wait to try it tomorrow for breakfast! I added quinoa and barley to the oatmeal for extra nutrients and skipped the sugar
This video came out at the perfect time! I literally just wanted to make granola for the first time and saw your video. Already a subscriber of yours so I was excited to find a video from you.
I was trying to find a recipe that I liked, but none of them had the ingredients that I would want and was just trying to find out the basics on how to make my own granola. I came across this video and now I can make it how I want it. Thank you for this very helpful video, job well done!
So grateful for the peanut butter for clusters tip!!!! I have a really great recipe for granola from my boyfriends mom that’s pretty similar to yours but it kinda falls apart. That tip got me to subscribe haha looking forward to learning more tips from you! 💖
Looks great, I am really trying to go as sugar-free as possible so I use peanut butter, coconut oil, and a small amount of honey. All heated together with 2 tablespoons of vanilla. I also like adding chia seeds and ground flax as well. 100's of ways to make granola but love your base as a starting point.
I will definitely try this but I am fan of chocolate flavour, so I ended up trying true elements dark chocolate granola . It has lot of nuts and seeds which are healthy and tasty and chocolately!
Hi Alyssa! I love your channel but I've noticed that the last few videos have had great intro music but then when you're speaking, the volume is SO LOW and I have to turn the volume way up so I can hear you. Just wanted to give you that feedback!!
Hi Alissa, i like very much your recipes and your channel. But i can't eat a lot ingredients for leaky gut and food intolerances. I 've forbidden gluten, oat, soja, corn, dairy products, sugar and sirups.... I can buckwheat, rice, millet, amaranth, quinua, vegetables, legumes, nuts, fruits some fish (less mercury), eggs and country chicken. I hope if you could help me with some recipes vegan or vegetarian... With this ingredients. I love your granolas, overnight, the cakes, but i'm a little sad when the doctor said me my "new diet". But i think is provisional(if i get better probably i 'll can introduce more nourishment). Sorry for all and for my english, i' m spanish. My Best wishes from Sant Esteve Sesrovires (Barcelona, the town that was born La Rosalía the singer). Thanks a lot😘
I am looking for a granola recipe to try... lost my old one. Went ahead and downloaded your meal prep guide. Hope it's good for my plant-based goals. :-) Next I am trying to find a quinoa granola recipe to try... probably on your site somewhere. I thought it would be with real uncooked quinoa, but probably is the flakes you mentioned. I have see raw quinoa in other recipes so I am trying to discover how it is done. :-)
Granola is awesome, I agree. PS if you add a line in your timestamp list at the beginning for '0:00 - start', then visible tick marks will show up in the time bar, pretty cool trick!
You mention there’s an oil-free option in the blog post. I read it over 3 times and could not find it!!! Can you let me know what the option is in this comment?
Thank you for the tips, it’s so really helpfull... i’had been made my own in the first time and my granola being burn... i’ll try to lower my oven tempt next :)
@@kristinajohnson7334 yes of course!but you may want to add some more peanut butter or whatever you want to balance the wet-dry ratio and get more clusters cuz I’ve once made granola with a little less wet ingredients than I used to add and didn’t get as much clusters but if you don’t want more clusters then it doesn’t matter
Hello, love the videos. Would it be possible to increase the volume on your content? I max it and still is very low. I checked other accounts and I am able to have much higher volume. The same goes for the content in your website. Thank you.
5 cup oats
1 cup nuts/seeds
1/2 cup syrup/honey
1/2 cup nut butter
1/4 cup oil
1-2 ts flavoring
160°
30-40 min
Tysm
If you don't want to use your oven, just toast your oats, coconut, seeds and nuts in a dry frying pan on the stove. Toast till golden brown and then toss in your melted honey/syrup and oil. Done! You might not get clusters, but it's still tastes delish and is super easy!
Thank you for this! They never turn out the way I want in the oven!
I'm a beekeeper and I would really suggest not using honey for this as when you warm it up it losed pretty much all it's beneficial properties therefore it's better just to use another weetener or sugar and save honey for raw usage
Thank you! It drives me crazy when I see people baking honey! No, No!
Yesss I love making my own granola to control the amount of sugar in it!
Girl, that is so true👍
Same!! I needs to make granola at 3 times in a month 😁😀😄. I like to have yogurts , fruit and granola parfaits EVERY day 😚🙆.
You have definitely inspired me to make granola at home; your recipes and tips are appreciated. I always love customizing flavors with banana, nut butters, pumpkin and coconut. Two tips I’ve learned along the way have also been to make sure the nuts you’re using while baking are raw and if they aren’t just add them after your granola is done to prevent them from burning. The second tip I learned was to flatten the granola out together on the baking sheet in like one big mass, bake for half the cook time then when it’s time to turn you will have the extra chunky clumps that you can break apart however you desire. This is the sure fire method I’ve tried to ensure big clusters and I LOVE a clustery granola 🤗
Love your channel.
I’ve been vegan for about 3 months, it’s done wonders for my diabetes, and my weight. I’ve had to test different foods but overall my numbers are controllable by what I eat , rather than meds I was told I had to have (in my situation only). I hope to build up a menu that I can go to without too much fuss.
Thanks for your recipes, very helpful to me 👍
Great video. Thank you for sharing. The recipe I have used for a while is 5 cups large flake oats, 3 ripe bananas, 1/4 cup date paste (I make my own date paste), 1/2tsp salt. Sometimes I add nuts and or seeds. Always have dried fruit (raisins, cranberries etc) and sometimes a finely chopped apple or pear. Bake at 200 degrees for one hour rotating and stirring at the 30 minute mark. Then turn off oven rotate and stir again and let sit for another 30 minutes then take out and let completely cool before storing. 👍🇨🇦
How do you know my recipe 😁cause 95%of those ingredients i use to make my version of granola. Also I also like to add PB, coconut oil 1tbs, nuts and seeds. 😊
I love making my own granola!
If we don’t have rolled oats will quick oats work?
@@peeano9760 i’ve used them before with homemade granola bars and they turned out great, so I think that would work with this!
I just stumbled upon your channel shortly after I put two different batches of granola in their containers. I’m pretty happy with them but I can always improve. I look forward to watching this video.
Great video! I had left over coconut from making coconut milk at home and didn't know what to do with it then I tought about adding it to granola and it worked perfectly! Can't wait to try it tomorrow for breakfast! I added quinoa and barley to the oatmeal for extra nutrients and skipped the sugar
This video came out at the perfect time! I literally just wanted to make granola for the first time and saw your video. Already a subscriber of yours so I was excited to find a video from you.
I made granola using this formula... Very good!
YES!! I am about to make my first ever batch of homemade granola (yes, I am late to the game), this video is perfect timing!! Thank you mucho!!
Naa, you're still on time by on own standards.
I keep telling myself to make my own granola but never tried! This video came at the perfect time, I will definitely come back to this video :)
I was trying to find a recipe that I liked, but none of them had the ingredients that I would want and was just trying to find out the basics on how to make my own granola. I came across this video and now I can make it how I want it. Thank you for this very helpful video, job well done!
Was looking for the written down ingredients to accompany this video, but don't see it. Amy I missing something?
So grateful for the peanut butter for clusters tip!!!!
I have a really great recipe for granola from my boyfriends mom that’s pretty similar to yours but it kinda falls apart. That tip got me to subscribe haha looking forward to learning more tips from you! 💖
The best granola recipe!!!
Looks great, I am really trying to go as sugar-free as possible so I use peanut butter, coconut oil, and a small amount of honey. All heated together with 2 tablespoons of vanilla. I also like adding chia seeds and ground flax as well. 100's of ways to make granola but love your base as a starting point.
I will definitely try this but I am fan of chocolate flavour, so I ended up trying true elements dark chocolate granola . It has lot of nuts and seeds which are healthy and tasty and chocolately!
Thoughts on other mix-ins, like dried fruit, chocolate chips, coconut? At what stage do you add those? Thanks!
At the end so it doesn’t cook :)
What temp?
Just tried to make this can't wait to try it 💐🌸😊
Love this and the "101" ideas!!
Hi Alyssa! I love your channel but I've noticed that the last few videos have had great intro music but then when you're speaking, the volume is SO LOW and I have to turn the volume way up so I can hear you. Just wanted to give you that feedback!!
Hi Alissa, i like very much your recipes and your channel. But i can't eat a lot ingredients for leaky gut and food intolerances. I 've forbidden gluten, oat, soja, corn, dairy products, sugar and sirups.... I can buckwheat, rice, millet, amaranth, quinua, vegetables, legumes, nuts, fruits some fish (less mercury), eggs and country chicken. I hope if you could help me with some recipes vegan or vegetarian... With this ingredients. I love your granolas, overnight, the cakes, but i'm a little sad when the doctor said me my "new diet". But i think is provisional(if i get better probably i 'll can introduce more nourishment). Sorry for all and for my english, i' m spanish. My Best wishes from Sant Esteve Sesrovires (Barcelona, the town that was born La Rosalía the singer). Thanks a lot😘
I like mine with warm milk I know it's weird but try it guys tastes delicious
I am looking for a granola recipe to try... lost my old one. Went ahead and downloaded your meal prep guide. Hope it's good for my plant-based goals. :-) Next I am trying to find a quinoa granola recipe to try... probably on your site somewhere. I thought it would be with real uncooked quinoa, but probably is the flakes you mentioned. I have see raw quinoa in other recipes so I am trying to discover how it is done. :-)
Thank you, love the formula approach! Liked and subbed.
Thank you for this recipe. I just make it and it is awesome, the formula is really good.
My 3rd time using this recipe. Really easy and tasty. ❤
Great video and amazing recipes! Thank you
You deserve way more than 400K subscribers! Thank you for everything you share ☺️
Amazing recipe! I just wanted to know the shelf life of the granola
Thanks for the tips!
I tried your pumpkin recipe but the granola did not really cluster tgt. Any tips to make them more ‘clustered tgt’?
How would I add dried fruit to your formula? I usually have dried blueberries and dried banana chips, etc.. sometimes papaya… Thank you!
This is a really good, thorough video! Thank you so much!
Very very helpful video
Thank you very much. This was very helpful. Have a great day.
Can you do Avacado instead of banana?
Granola is awesome, I agree. PS if you add a line in your timestamp list at the beginning for '0:00 - start', then visible tick marks will show up in the time bar, pretty cool trick!
Need to try this soon !! 😍😍😍
This video is so helpful thank you very much
Followed your recipe and the temperature and I turned it every 8 minutes and a large part of it burned. I will try it again
You mention there’s an oil-free option in the blog post. I read it over 3 times and could not find it!!! Can you let me know what the option is in this comment?
Same here.
@@md.sabbiriqbal6239 I was also looking for it. www.simplyquinoa.com/clustery-oil-free-banana-bread-granola/
@@vanessabenitez8685 Thank you! Making it this weekend!
Thanks a lot for sharing. Can I add ginger, cinnamon and cardamon all in one batch?
Thank you for the tips, it’s so really helpfull... i’had been made my own in the first time and my granola being burn... i’ll try to lower my oven tempt next :)
Try toasting your oats in a dry pan on the stove first. Then you don't have to bake it
Christine Sexton thank you, cant wait to try
In the oven 100 degrees celsius , for 2-3 hours stir some times
Good information!! Love granola.
So I can add peanut butter to it, thank you
Can you share of how many grams in total after you baked? Thank you.
Awesome video!
Soo cool.Love it.
Thank you, this is great :)
Thanks!
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Any tips for how to modify the recipe if you don't have one of them? I don't have a nut butter..
Thank you Alyssa!
Is there a way to make granola without an oven?
How about using fresh fruits instead of dried fruit?
How many servings is this exact recipe ?
Thanks 😉 looks confuse 😟
I’m trate to make my own granola 😃
I love granola.. blessings 🙏🙏👍
How do you preserve if banana is added?
My ones chewy i think because i did not use oil or nut butter?
Such good video
Can I use whole quinoa instead of flakes?
What would this be like without any liquid sweetener?
Less sweet.
chuckm1961 😂😂😂 really!? Lol. I just meant would it still work? Would it still harden up and be crunchy?
@@kristinajohnson7334 yes of course!but you may want to add some more peanut butter or whatever you want to balance the wet-dry ratio and get more clusters cuz I’ve once made granola with a little less wet ingredients than I used to add and didn’t get as much clusters but if you don’t want more clusters then it doesn’t matter
Can i use butter instead of other oils...???
Can i add chia seeds?
How long does it last? thank you
Can I add apple sauce instead of mashed banana???
Is nut butter peanut butter?
Can I use gluten free quick cooking rolled oats ?
Hello, love the videos. Would it be possible to increase the volume on your content? I max it and still is very low. I checked other accounts and I am able to have much higher volume. The same goes for the content in your website. Thank you.
You're so prettyyy hope you are happy❤😍
yap yap
Can i use quick oats instead?
Is it possible to put banana in granola?
Does it need to be oats bc i have porridge oats
Are there any other oils I can use instead of coconut oil?
U could prob use butter and/or other veg oils such as grape ( but not a low quality that u might use for frying cause itll taste like the oil u use)
Looks easy, I have intolerance to oats, great otherwise
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God bless you
Plzz tell me anyone that is i eat granola during my diet or in loosing wieght ..plzzz ans mee
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What work do you do?
2nd comment 😭😭😭
3rd comment
There are no measurements
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no offence but you said the word granola 13 times in the first minute of your video. happy granola-versary :D
Lol
True
This looks great but definately not healthy LOL!
So much talkinnnggggg. Ahhhhhhhh
So much of talking
Too much talk just abouf granola, it could be shorter
o dear lord...could you just make it...talking too much honey 👎🛑🙏😓😓😭😭😭😭
btw you cute 🥰
Why would you suggest honey on a vegan channel?🤨
Honey IS NOT vegan!🙄
Unless your definition of exploitation is different.
God bless you