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Newsgroups: rec.food.recipes
From: dan hirschi <vfoao0cy@huey.csun.edu>
Subject: Birchermu"esli
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 1994 00:48:38 GMT
Message-ID: <Pine.3.03.9404261151.A17552-b100000@huey.csun.edu>
Dan Hirschi (dhirschi@huey.csun.edu)
Taken from "A Taste of Switzerland" by Sue Style.
BIRCHERMU"ESLI
Serves 1
Dr. Bircher-Benner's original Birchermu"esli contained only oats, water,
lemon juice, condensed milk, fruit and nuts. Nowadays, more dairy products
are added; sometimes even huge swirls of cream are piped on top--which must
somewhat upset the balance good doctor was striving for. It is a highly
nutritious calorie bomb, not so much a breakfast dish as a meal in itself,
and is often enjoyed for lunch or supper with good bread and a glass of milk.
3 tbsp packaged muesli with raisins and nuts
150 ml/5 oz Plain Yogurt
100 ml/3.5 oz/0.5 cup Milk
4-5 Tbsp Orange Juice
1 Small Apple, Grated
optional:
2 Tbsp Honey or Sugar
Other Fresh Fruit as Available
Stir together all the ingredients and let the Birchermu"esli stand for about
15 minutes. Other fresh fruit may be added if wished.
The packaged mix consists mostly of rolled oats, with some dried fruits,
raisins, and grated nuts. It may or may not be sweetened with a little
brown sugar.
If you live in Southern California, Trader Joe's is a good source.