Among the ones I tried, these triticale and currant scones was one. I have adapted this recipe from Oat scones by Chef and author Peter Berley to use my Triticale flakes and ingredients which I had on hand. No butter , No Sugar and No eggs are the special points. Dried fruits, wheat pastry flour, yogurt , honey and sun flower seeds give these scones the nutrition kick, making it delicious and hearty. I especially loved the addition of sunflower seeds since it gave these goodies some yummy crunch.
These were so hearty that, I did not have room for any toast and just about finished my Ginger Tea along with few slices of apple! It also made sure that I remained full until noon thus avoiding mid morning snack.
Like this? You might also like other breakfast recipes : Wholewheat Blueberry Buttermilk Pancakes, Strawberry Pancakes, Buttermilk Pancakes, Blueberry Scones with Sour cream, Wholemeal Banana Walnut muffins, Indian Holy Basil tea
adapted from modern vegetarian kitchen
I am not sure whether this is available in India. You can use rolled oats instead
Sure Cyn - parcel coming right up :)
Wow! That was super fast :) I am glad you liked them --DK
Perfect answer for a lazy bum - i.e me - YOU SAID IT :) It sure was..and imagine I did not even have to move a finger to eat until noon. Now howz that for laziness ;) Happy Pongal to you dear - DK
Yes Oats would be perfect - try and wud luv to know how it turned out for you :) --DK
OH MY GOD! I am so glad you wanted this ;) ;) --DK
Its a good question (and that means I dont have a good answer ;) ). Its winter out here and I just kept them outside inside a zip lock bag for one whole week and its still doing great. I have only one left over..But I am sure u bake and freeze them. Cool them completely first, then wrap them airtight. Freeze them. For serving, defrost them first by covering them loosely and letting them sit on a counter at room temperature. Then warm them either in the Oven or microwave them for few seconds, whatever works for you. Hope this helps :) --DK
By aria on Jul 25, 2014