
Today I will leave you with this fantastic muesli recipe. It's extremely easy to prepare and you can make it the evening before and wake up to a wonderful breakfast. Something a little fancy, a little extra-ordinary from the usual cereals or toasts.

Mango and Coconut Muesli with Exotic Fruits
(Adapted from Botanical by Paul Wilson)
Serves 4-6
Paul Wilson - "Muesli can be extremely versatile. In most recipes rolled oats are reconstituted with water then mixed with yoghurt and grated fruit such as apples and pears. In this recipe you soak the oats with fresh juice and add whatever fruit it is in season that will marry well with the fruit juice you have used. Try adding fresh vanilla too, and various combinations of dried fruit and nuts. This coconut muesli is ideal for summer."
Ingredients
Muesli:
150 g dried mango, cut into short pieces
250 ml pineapple juice
170 g rolled oats
200 ml coconut milk
1 vanilla pod, split and scraped
100 g natural yoghurt
Exotic Fruits:
500 ml pineapple juice
Pulp of 2 fresh passionfruit
4 rings ripe fresh pineapple, thinly sliced
1/4 banana, peeled and sliced on the angle
1 kiwi fruit, peeled and sliced into rounds
4 lychees, peel, halved and stoned
1/2 mango cheek, sliced
1 small slice watermelon (about 5 cm diameter), rind removed and sliced into triangles
4 strawberries, cut into 3
Cherries to garnish
Note: You can mix and match any of the the fruits. I use passionfruit, banana and kiwi.

Method:
- Combine the dried mango, pineapple juice and rolled oats. Leave to soak in the refrigerator overnight, for about 6-8 hours.
- Strain any excess pineapple juice from the oats. Combine the coconut milk and vanilla seeds, and mix well before combining with the yoghurt. Combine with the oats and mango.
- For the exotic fruits, combine the pineapple juice and about half of the passionfruit pulp. Add the prepared fruit, except the cherries, to marinate in the juice for at least 1 hour in sealed container in the refrigerator. Strain the fruit (the leftover juice can be used for making smoothies).
- To serve, arrange the muesli in a tall glass or martini glass and decorate with the prepared fruit. Spoon over the remaining passionfruit pulp and garnish with cherries.

24 comments:
Your exotic Müesli is wonderful! So fresh, healthy and delicious!
Cheers,
Rosa
Nice work Ellie ;) This brekkie is making me miss the summer weather!
looks great but sounds abit complicated with abit of this fruit and abit of that and oooh coconut milk ...... i might try it with bananaz :O)
Okay, this is my favorite thing you've ever posted. I'm honestly tired of seeing photos of on blogs that are so easily made good like meats and baked goods with butter and cream. Not that these things aren't great, but this treat is wonderful, Ellie. Wonderful. I want some...
I call this "holiday muesli"....I always seem to enjoy these flavours when I am away! I adore the tropical touch in this Ellie!
OMG THE SPOONS!
Wonderful way to start the day! I love anything in a verrine. :) Stunning shots, Ellie, like you previous Duck a L'orange post. Can you do us all a favour and join the next Masterchef???
Ellie, this sounds like a Birchermüesli with lots of exotic fruits to pair with!
I'll like muesli if I'm served something like this! Very cool, Ellie!
Delish! I am coming to breakfast at your place.
Oooh this really does sound exotic and fresh! Perfect way to start a morning :)
I`m going to do this!
Yummy...looks great!
Very tropical with all those fruits and coconut milk!
Why would I ever need to buy muesli again?! I've never been a big fan of this breakfast dish BUT you just might have converted me!
You've gone all healthy on me. I'm not sure I like it ;)
But still, the power of your photography is such that even this muesli looks super tempting to me!!!! (gonna go back to your duck post to drool some more over unhealthy food)
Bringing coconut milk into breakfast is such a good idea. With the pineapple juice it's like a breakfast Pina Colada :)
Mmm, If you had this for breakfast on a sunny day, you could almost be fooled into thinking that you were on holiday.
Mango and coconut museli with kiwi you are making me hungry i will try this one.
Muesli is one of my fave breakfast items! Love it with fresh fruits and yogurt, just like how you'd served yours here!
Looks very yummy! I could eat the whole glass in 10 seconds!
Beautiful, Ellie. love to see you've used coconut milk along with the vanilla pod seeds....very yummy.
And your fruit choices are unusual and delicious. This is a super breakfast to serve to overnight guests!
This IS really different and look really winderful!
This looks great. I have muesli every morning, but it never looks as good as this. Love the colours!
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