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Great granola! We're in the midst of a Nor'easter here in New Hampshire and making granola seemed like a good choice since we can't go anywhere. I made it for lunch and served it with plain yogurt. Didn't have any cherries so added dried cranberries; no millet so tossed in hemp hearts. It's delicious and a keeper recipe for sure. I don't have sweet tooth at all and might cut out the brown sugar next time, as the maple syrup may make it sweet enough for us. Thanks for sharing this recipe.

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Apr 3Liked by Sarah Copeland

yummm - fennel and cherries!

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This is beautiful, Sarah. I too know the window of little feet and snuggles is closing soon, and have been feeling it so hard. I look forward to trying this recipe. I love making granola with the boys. I call it a “kitchen sink” meal. Everyone can add a little bit of what they love and then serve it over some yogurt with berries. I love making mine with olive oil. I just love the flavor it adds.

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I have to go shopping for these items. My fennel seed is way expired, sadly. I want to make this a pumpkin granola, how would I do this? I guess I will have to order Hot Sheet. I have your Newlywed Book, finally. Great stuff in there, you don't have to be a newlywed, though. I guess I will have to get going into a Spice Store very soon. We have a great one in DC. Love your essay!

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Oh this looks so good! I have never seen fennel in granola before so I'm looking forward to giving that a try. Thanks for sharing with us 🩷

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love this book so much!!

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How beautiful! It feels like comfort food that will give me a hug with every bite.

Fennel in granola is so unique, it sounds absolutely wonderful. I can imagine the aroma.

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Home made granola tastes so much better.

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