Rose + Cardamom Granola Parfait

breakfast · brunch · cardamom · granola · granola bowl

A yoghurt parfait cup was a common presence on the breakfast table during my college years and whilst they looked really pretty, I was still hesitant on the healthy option routes. Those who know me, know I’m still on that road, but have meandered occasionally down that route. Hence the recipe of the day! I use our Crunchy Granola Clusters to layer but you could any other neutral flavoured granola that won’t clash with the hints of cardamom. The rose and cardamom makes a spectacular combination and also very very eye candy!

Recipe Serves

1 person

Recipe Ingredients

90g Greek yoghurt, plain
pinch of freshly pounded cardamom
2-3 fresh rose petals
Crunchy Granola Clusters
Fresh fruit of your choice
Berry coulis or jam (optional)
Drizzle of honey

Recipe Instructions

Mix the yoghurt with cardamom and rose petals
In a clear mini cup, layer with some of the yoghurt
Follow up with a layer of granola
Then follow up with layer of yoghurt
Then some berry coulis / jam / compote (optional)
Then granola, followed by fresh fruits and drizzle of honey

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