This muesli recipe is an easy delicious breakfast meal. This breakfast idea requires no cooking time except preparation, which should be done the night before. So if you are a busy person who understands the importance of eating healthily on the run, then you would love this meal. And if you are just looking for a tasty, delicious breakfast, you will absolutely love this muesli recipe with tropical fruits, like dried mango and coconut added to it. What I love about this recipe is its fruits which are so delightful to bite into, especially when the fresh bananas and chopped apples are added just before serving. Also, if you love to crunch you will find the almonds just as pleasing along with the textured oats. Muesli is healthy for the body, easy on the mind in terms of preparing and your soul will love it. It is absolutely divine!
Making the muesli recipe
2/3 cup rolled oats
1 oz dried figs
1 oz dried unsulfured mango
½ cup sliced almonds
2/3 cup shredded coconut
2 cups water
2 cups almond milk
Optional:
Add honey to taste
Top with sliced bananas and/or freshly chopped apples
*Note: You can use any fruit you so desire.
Preparation-15 minutes
1. Soak the rolled oats in the water.
2. Chop all the dried fruits and nuts and add them to the water with the oats.
Let rest overnight.
3. In the morning, add the almond milk and the honey and mix.
Muesli recipe for the Heart
But besides the convenience and tastiness of this recipe, muesli is excellent for the heart. Muesli is a high energy breakfast. It is excellent for the heart and the cardiovascular system:
• Stimulates blood circulation through the coronary arteries, due to the flavonoids and the phytochemical elements present in the figs and mango.
• Lowers the cholesterol level in the blood, as the fiber from oats and dried fruits reduces the intestinal absorption of cholesterol. Additionally fatty acids in nuts control its production in the liver.
• Prevents coronary spasms, due to the magnesium from nuts.
Muesli is also beneficial for:
• The nervous system, for its B-complex vitamins from oats and almonds.
• The musculoskeletal system, for its supply of energy for the muscles.
