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Yes, you saw that right… COFFEE granola. Can’t get enough!
My love for coffee runs deep. I started drinking coffee when I got to college and I have not stopped since. I love a cup in the morning or afternoon, or honestly any time in between. You can find me at Starbuck, Dunkin’, or Caribou. Usually I just make coffee at home to save money, so I have bags of coffee grounds laying around.
Seeing all these grounds in my pantry gave me the idea to make coffee granola. I have managed to combine my two favorite things into one amazing breakfast topper. This recipe gives me the kick I need to get out the door! Breakfast is my favorite meal of the day, so I am always experimenting with new granola recipes.
1/2cupground coffeeTry something new here.... I used peppermint flavor
1tbspvanilla extract
3tbspraw honey
2tbspavocado oil
pinchsea salt
Instructions
Instruction
Heat oven to 350Combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix well. Make sure there are no honey clumps and everything is evenly distributedSpread on baking sheet and bake for 20-30 minutes or until golden brown. Watch carefully to make sure it doesn't burn!Store in air tight container for a quick yogurt topper!
Combine all ingredients in a bowl and mix well. Make sure there are no honey clumps and everything is evenly distributed.
Spread on baking sheet and bake for 20-30 minutes or until golden brown.
Watch carefully to make sure it does not burn!
How to store?
Store in air tight container for a quick yogurt topping.
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I love food and food should always taste good and make us want to make it again. This avocado toast with tomato and homemade balsamic vinegar dressing is the BOMB!
Toast a piece of your favorite bread and set aside.
Prepare the avocado mixture and set aside.
Prepare Balsamic Vinegar dressing/drizzle, set aside.
Dice your roma tomato
Assemble
On your toast, add avocado, tomato, and then the balsamic drizzle. Add fresh basil leaves if you have any for topping
Notes
Anyone that knows me knows that, I do not eat to just eat. I eat because I love flavor, texture, complexity and I want to eat real food that is minimally processed, natural and few ingredients. One reason why I am like a kid in a candy store at our local “farmers market”! Fresh, locally grown, fresh basil, fresh parsley…. makes me hungry and sparks my mind for creating something new! This is the most simple, literally something you just whipped together! Combine your avocado, diced tomato’s and drizzle your balsamic dressing over your favorite toasted bread or gluten free bread. My favorite gluten free bread is Be Free, Gluten Free Sandwich Bread. I have been gluten free for over 7 years and this is by far my favorite gluten free bread since giving up bread because most gluten free bread taste like cardboard.
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You ask…. what is B & B? BASIL AND BEANS of course. So I am “that” person who loves to know what I will be eating as I get excited (and hungry) anticipating the combination of textures and flavors. The fresh, smooth, hint of sweetness, explosion when you take a bite of this is just comforting and you will want to take another bite…. and another. Serve this dish as your salad, side dish, dish to share with others or as a snack with crackers.
1canCannellini beans Option to use white northern beans, or cooked chickpeas
5Roma Tomatoes dicedMake sure your Romas are firm. Substitution cherry or plum tomatoes
1/2cupsliced or chopped basil leaves
1/4cup balsamic vinegardefinitely use a good/best quality balsamic vinegar. It should taste like something you want to drizzle over ice cream
1/4cupRed onion, diced or I prefer thinly sliced
1/2 cuptoasted pecansTo add something different, put your pecans in a skillet and heat evenly. add 1 tsp butter or olive oil, and sprinkle 1-2tbsp brown sugar. Heat thoroughly and stir. Remove from heat within 2 minutes and let cool.
1/2cupfresh mozzarella Optional, peel or cut small cubes from mozzarella ball and sprinkle over top
1/3cupextra virgin olive oil
Instructions
Rinse and drain your beans. In a separate dish prepare the tomatoes and onion, set aside. Prepare your dressing by combining balsamic vinegar, extra virgin olive oil, a dash of salt and pepper and set aside. Now combine your beans, tomatoes, red onion and pecans if you choose to add those to your dish. Sprinkle in the basil and fresh mozzarella. Pour dressing over top, gently toss and serve. Served at room temperature or cold.
Notes
So this is definitely a dish that taste even better the next day! Get it..... the longer it marinates the better it taste. It has never lasted in my house past day 2!
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