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Making Crunchy vs. Chewy Granola
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[QUOTE="Smoke, post: 36786, member: 2896"] I want to bake my own granola. What I find in local stores either has ingredients I don't want or is not crunchy. I've had some success with this simple recipe: 3 1/2 cu oats 1/2 cu sweetened condensed milk 1 tbs vanilla 1/4 cu oil Bake at 325 for 15 min & stir, 12 min & stir, 8 min and cool. This comes out mostly crunchy but not entirely. I want to start turning out batches that use the entire package of oats - 7 1/2 cu. The can of milk holds 1 1/3 cu. I tried a batch using one pkg of oats and a can of milk, along with 2/3 cu oil and 3 tbs vanilla. The bake times were 20/15/10/10 and cool, stiring between sessions in the oven. The granola never got dried out or the least bit crunchy. I tried a second batch with the same ingredients but 12/10/10/10/10 bake times and it was more chewy. I used the same size cookie sheet for all the batches, so the large batch is twice as deep in the pan. What should I experiement with changing? The amount of oil or milk? Baking times? Two pans so the mix is more shallow? I know I would figure this out eventually, but would like to have some idea where to change the experiment. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks [/QUOTE]
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