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Easy Vegan low-carb homemade breakfast cereal

Easy Vegan low-carb homemade breakfast cereal
This is one of many uses for the almond meal you will have left over from the process of making almond milk, as detailed in my featured "How to Milk an Almond" Instructable, also featured on Lifehacker. If you do not yet make your own almond milk, please refer to that for an easy method.

Easy vegan cold cereal with the almond milk you already made, and the almond meal you have left from that process. You can eat it plain, or add dried fruits, other seeds and nuts, fresh fruit, or anything you please, to make this a convenient, nutrient-packed, high-protein, high-fiber, vegan, soy-free way to start the day.


 
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Step 1Toast the almond meal

Toast the almond meal
Spread the almond meal left over from making almond milk, in a half-sheet pan. Place in the oven and allow to bake at 300 degrees F for about an hour, stirring once or twice to determine degree of dryness. You can take it out sooner or leave it in longer, depending on your preference for paleness or brownness. All that matters is that it be fully dry, for storage. This was left in for an hour.

To avoid using that much energy for one food item, you can toast this on one oven rack, while something else bakes on another.
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7 comments
Jul 7, 2011. 5:34 AMalanton says:
Interesting.
Apr 4, 2011. 7:01 PManarchy burger says:
What i generally do for a cereal staple around the house is make a granola from TVP and oat bran (follow a basic recipe for dry:wet ratios) with peanut butter and spices with flax-egg and honey. You could mix that in with the almond meal for a cleaner protein, and less fat content. Then you can add in fruit and other nuts if you prefer a more diverse blend of flavors and textures... i origionally got the idea after seeing this high-protein, low-carb recipe :) great fiber content too!
Dec 7, 2010. 4:49 AMbilltso707 says:
This recipe is interesting... I'll try it on my spare time. I wonder if this meal is expensive? Because I think almonds are quite costly isn't it? Well if you prefer cheap, delicious low carb meals, try 101lowcarbmeals.com as an alternative. thanks!

Bill
Sep 12, 2010. 5:36 PMdesya says:
how do you get that much almonds cheeply???
May 5, 2010. 11:02 PMNinjaSloth says:
 Arn't almonds really hight in fat an calories though? it's the healthy kind of fat, but that looks like an awful lot to be eating at one time...
May 2, 2010. 7:02 AMghicken says:
That looks great : )
Really simple too, just how much cereal will this make? The size of a average cereal box?

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