homemade granola

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could well be a factor, Leee. other things that come to mind - is it actually toasted enough? is the oven temp too high maybe? is there too much liquid/moisture in the recipe? i accidentally put too much oil or butter in a batch awhile back and i had to bake for quite a while to get the moisture out. ended up quite toasted but not burnt.

Half Japanese Breakfast (outdoor_miner), Saturday, 4 March 2023 17:04 (one year ago) link

The oats darkened but my oven's lowest temperature is 350, so maybe I shouldn't even bother preheating the next time I make a batch.

Shartreuse (Leee), Saturday, 4 March 2023 17:38 (one year ago) link

preheating shouldn't matter one way or the other for granola, imo. have you tried other recipes with similar result? to me "soggy" is making me question the recipe.

Half Japanese Breakfast (outdoor_miner), Saturday, 4 March 2023 19:46 (one year ago) link

one year passes...

Still soggy, even though I'm not adding too many wet ingredients. Low and slow oven temp is the way to go? I've been doing 350F for 20-22 minutes.

More Cumin Than Cumin (Leee), Friday, 22 November 2024 17:37 (two months ago) link

To answer my question, yes: 325 to at least 30 minutes, probably 33-35.

More Cumin Than Cumin (Leee), Wednesday, 4 December 2024 04:34 (two months ago) link

My go-to recipe is like 45 min at 275 F. With stirring. Keep nuts and dried fruit aside to add toward the end.

mom tossed in kimchee (quincie), Wednesday, 4 December 2024 05:47 (two months ago) link

Oh I mean 375

mom tossed in kimchee (quincie), Wednesday, 4 December 2024 05:47 (two months ago) link


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