Breakfast Granola Cups

Bloom Cooking
Bloom Cooking

Add your own homemade yogurt, fresh fruits and berries, nuts and seeds, and perhaps a drizzle of honey!

NUTRITION  ·  per serving (≈40g)
Macro breakdown: 2% fiber, 6% protein, 42% net carbs, 50% fat Macro breakdown: 2% fiber, 6% protein, 42% net carbs, 50% fat 188 KCAL
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Prep 20 min
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Cook 20 min
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Rest 20 min
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Temp 350°F
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Servings 8
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Difficulty Beginner
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Nutrition

per serving (≈40g)
188
Calories
2.9g
Protein
22g
Carbs
10.4g
Fat
2.2g
Fiber

Instructions

11 steps
1

Soak the dates in boiling water for 1-2 hours, or cover in water and microwave for 1-2 minutes. Pit each one and mash with a fork. Add a tablespoon of the soaking liquid and mash some more. You’re looking for a “jam-like” consistency but some lumps are ok

2

In a microwave-safe bowl or small saucepan, combine honey, date paste, almond butter and olive oil. Gently warm the mixture until it becomes homogeneous.

3

In a large bowl, add oats, sesame seeds and cinnamon. Pour the liquid over it and stir everything. Add sea salt and stir once again until combined.

4

Divide your “granola mix” into 8 standard-sized muffin tin cups (greased!) and apply pressure with the back of a spoon or using your hands. Press down, creating a dent in the middle, until it comes up the sides to form the little “baskets”.

5

Chill the tray for 1 hour.

6

Preheat the oven to 350°F and bake for 15 to 20 minutes or until golden brown. Depending on how crunchy or chewy you want them. Allow to cool completely.

7

Run a knife around the edges to release the cups from the pan.

8

Fill each one with yogurt, nut butters and fruits as you’d like, and enjoy!

Tips For You

9

Fill the cups up as you’re ready to consume them so they don’t become soggy.

10

The unfilled cups should last up to 5 days when stored in an airtight container at room temperature.

11

Substitutions: You can substitute honey for maple syrup or any other liquid sweetener; olive oil for coconut oil; and almond butter for any other nut butter, sunflower seed butter for tahini.

Reviews & Questions

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Andy
Aug 24, 2024

I am really excited to try making these at home! I love this idea.

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