Shannon Schafer, B.S., N.E. Certified Nutritionist

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Shannon Schafer, BS, NE

Shannon is a certified Nutrition Educator and graduate of Bauman College of Holistic Nutrition and Culinary Arts in Berkeley, California. She works individually with clients to develop nutrition programs appropriate to their needs. Helping clients find a natural path to well-being and radiance is a strong passion of hers. After overcoming her own health issues by embracing a whole foods diet, she can relate to many client’s concerns. Shannon specializes in digestive health, calming allergies, and building the immune system. She is dedicated to helping people look and feel their best!

phone (415) 814-2979
dietmakeover@gmail.com San Francisco, CA 94110

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Raw Granola Bars

posted by shannonsms on Jan 28th, 2008 at 9:56 pm

This yummy recipe is so easy to make. The nuts and seeds provide energizing protein and calming healthy fats. The fruit provides protective anti-oxidants. These raw granola bars are truly nature's fast food!

RAW GRANOLA BARS

2 cups raw seeds (organic of coarse!)

  • you can use whatever you have on hand: flax, hemp, sesame, sunflower

1 cup raw nuts (organic)

  • soak nuts for 8 hrs for optimal digestion.

1/2 cup dried fruit (organic)

  • soak fruit in water for 2 hrs (or you can soak in warm water to shorten the time)
  • reserve soak water
  • I love to use goji berries for their powerful health benefits, but raisins or figs are great too!

1/2 cup maple syrup

1 Tablespoon Vanilla

1/4 cup coconut oil (liquid state)

Cinnamon and Nutmeg to taste

Using a food processor, rough chop nuts, seeds, and dried fruit together. Then add the soaked fruit, and 3 Tbs of the reserved soak water. Add vanilla, coconut oil, and cinnamon, and nutmeg and pulse until combined.

Using your hands, make 2 inch squares. Place on a Teflex sheets and place in the dehydrator at 115 degrees for 7hrs. (If you don't have a dehydrator you can put them in your oven at the lowest setting for a few hours. Just be sure to keep checking for the desired chewy texture).

Enjoy!

I've sampled these very treats and they are delicious. And healthy! Your photo turned out great. ... a comment from Mike P , left on on Jan 29th, 2008 at 8:41 am

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