Cereal Recipes
This is heavenly – what could be better than ice cream for breakfast?
This is a cereal you can improvise with and make into your own. Use whatever ingredients are handy, this is just a starting-point.
I’m a granola junkie so I’m always on the lookout for a good one – and let me tell you, I’m pretty proud of myself for this! I had it with Nana Milk and it was mmm mmm gooood!!!
A really yummy mock granola cereal… serve it with almond milk! I made it for tomorrow’s breakfast:) It makes more than in the picture shown, i just wasn’t that hungry so i put the rest in a container in the fridge
Crunchy, mildly sweet with bright overtones of citrus. Do not be daunted because of the large number of items for ingredients, this recipe makes a storable amount of granola that can be eaten all week. Can be eaten alone, or with nut milk and fresh fruit.
I modified this recipe from the wonderful raw food book, “Raw Food, Real World”, by Mathew Kenney and Sarma Melngailis. I cut down on the sweetener and salt, and did not add the stevia recommended in the recipe. This cereal is amazing with Vanilla Brazil Nut milk. I will try to post a picture of these soon!
This is quite a filling breakfast. I like to eat this granola with bananas and almond milk. It is also ideal for travel.
This is simple & so yummy.
Sweet morning breakfast of the Goddesses
This is my kids favorite breakfast lately—- my 6 year old one morning told me “It’s such a lovely morning starting the day with chocolate!”
This is a recipe that I got of the Raw family’s web site. Its awesome First u start with a fairly large butternut squash then u peel it wich can be tough. Throw it into a food processor and chop it up nice and small is the way i like it add raisins orange juice for a sweetener as well as honey or agave necture and cinnamon and a pinch of nutmeg. I personaly like it with curry and cloves instead of the nutmeg. Cloves also help to kill intestinal worms and have a wonderful chai flavor. This is my first recipe I have ever posted fun fun!! http://www.rawfamily.com/recipes.htm
