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Cornersmith Toasted Muesli

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Homemade muesli is surprisingly easy to make, and about half the price of buying it! Cornersmith's Tahini Muesli has obsessive fans. This recipe comes from one of our chefs, Sabine, and was a staple on the cafe menu.

Using tahini means it’s nice and nutty, without being too sweet. It also makes the muesli cook to quite a rich dark brown, so don’t be alarmed and think it’s burning while you’re toasting it.

Use this recipe as a guide only; you can switch up the nuts, seeds, and puffed rice for other ingredients. Just keep the overall quantities the same.

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Ingredients 11

6 serves
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60 g honey

30 g tahini

2 tsp sunflower oil

20 g brown sugar

1 cup rolled oats

25 g sunflower seeds

25 g linseeds

30 g almonds, chopped

10 g poppy seeds

30 g puffed rice

30 ml water

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Nutritionper serving
Calories249 kcal
Fat12g
Carbohydrates26g
Protein6g
Fiber4g
Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients in this recipe. It isn't a substitute for a professional nutritionist's advice.

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Step 1

Preheat the oven to 150°C and line a large baking tray with baking paper.

Step 2

Combine the , , , , and 30 ml water in a small saucepan. Cook over low heat, stirring, until the sugar and honey have dissolved and everything is combined.

Step 3

Put the , , , , , and into a large bowl, then pour in the honey and tahini mixture. Combine thoroughly, so that all the dry ingredients are coated.

Step 4

Spread out the muesli on the prepared baking tray and bake for approximately 30-40 minutes. It's very important to move the muesli around during the toasting process so it toasts evenly – do this at least once every 15 minutes.

Step 5

Reduce the oven temperature to 100°C and bake for another 15 minutes or until the muesli is dry and evenly toasted, again stirring the mix a few times as it cooks.

Step 6

Leave to cool completely before storing in an airtight container or jar.

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Cornersmith's tips

If you want to double the recipe, it keeps well in an airtight container for about 2 weeks. If you end up storing the muesli for longer than this and it gets a bit stale, just toast it in the oven again for 10–15 minutes at 140°C.

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No nuts (allergic) Crunchy and not too sweet.
Yum recipe! Used sesame seed and cashews as I didn’t have poppy seed and almonds. No puffed rice to add. Browned very nicely.
Yum recipe!  Used sesame seed and cashews as I didn’t have poppy seed and almonds.  No puffed rice to add.  Browned very nicely.
This is a really good formula for making toasted muesli. I love that it includes tahini and is not too sweet. I am looking forward to trying the many variations to this recipe.
This is a really good formula for making toasted muesli. I love that it includes tahini and is not too sweet. I am looking forward to trying the many variations to this recipe.
Loved toasted muesli I did add some fruit into my loving the recipes.
Loved toasted muesli I did add some fruit into my loving the recipes.
I’m glad I read the description again - I thought I had left it in the oven too long and burnt it as it was quite dark, it was reassuring to see it was to be expected! I love tahini and this wasn’t too sweet so quite enjoyed it. It’s a quick and easy recipe using up what I had in the pantry. Lovely with thick Greek yoghurt.
I’m glad I read the description again - I thought I had left it in the oven too long and burnt it as it was quite dark, it was reassuring to see it was to be expected! I love tahini and this wasn’t too sweet so quite enjoyed it. It’s a quick and easy recipe using up what I had in the pantry. Lovely with thick Greek yoghurt.
My absolute go-to granola recipe! I love the nuttiness from the tahini paired with the sweetness of the maple syrup. It gets such good colour and delicious toasty flavour
My absolute go-to granola recipe! I love the nuttiness from the tahini paired with the sweetness of the maple syrup. It gets such good colour and delicious toasty flavour
Great instructions. Have tried muesli before and burned it every time. I didn’t have puffed rice and didn’t want to buy some specially so I used cocoa pops. Also added in some pecans I had left from another clove recipe.
Great instructions. Have tried muesli before and burned it every time.
I didn’t have puffed rice and didn’t want to buy some specially so I used cocoa pops.
Also added in some pecans I had left from another clove recipe.