• lowercasev

    Although I have not attempted this recipe… Do we really need to cook at 350 degrees for 40 minutes? Or is that 350 Fahrenheit, which is more like 180 degrees? :-)

    • momento mori radler

      American granola recipe = Fahrenheit

    • Jessi Braverman

      Riiiight. Another adjustment I need to make. Because Australia. At least, I’ve got my kilometre, realise and pedalling down pat!

      • lowercasev

        LOL. Award giving it a burl!

  • Angellawry

    So only women cyclist cook?

    • Jessi Braverman

      As I said in response to your Twitter comment, no. Absolutely not. First of all - the introduction to this piece clearly indicates that this isn’t about women cooking but about (non-gender specific) cyclists liking to eat. We’ve shared recipes over on CyclingTips in the past, and we’re continuing to do so on Ella. One of the great things about Ella is that it allows us to try out things that we haven’t had the manpower (or woman-power) to do in the past. This is one of those things - weekly rather than sporadic recipes. While it’s hosted on Ella, we’re not intending to imply that this content is only of interest to women - just as we realize the Everesting piece, race reports and Visiting Valentina will have a wider audience.

      • roblynn

        I’m really happy you responded to this comment Jessi.

  • velocite

    I made this, but it wasn’t delicious, so maybe I got something wrong. And it wasn’t golden, as in the pic, it was more a brown colour, plus it tastes slightly burnt. I set the oven at 175, but that was fan forced. Since no fan forced figure was specified, and since I reckon most ovens are fan forced these days, I thought that would be OK. I mixed up at minutes 10, 20, 25 and 30, took it out at 35. I reckon it needs more honey and oil.. or something.

    My oven temp setting is accurate: I’ve tested it to make sure I didn’t overcook my Bonts!