Breakfast recipe
Thick blueberry maple smoothie bowls with yogurt, granola, and chia for a spoonable breakfast.
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Ingredients
scales, knife and board, grater, 1l blender jug,working fill at most750ml or lower manufacturer limit, small narrow beaker and stick blender for a small portion, 500ml bowl per serving
Method
For more than 2 servings, first divide all displayed ingredient totals into separate batches of no more than 2. Use each batch’s share of the displayed amounts in its own equipment. Peel banana and rinse blueberries, reserving 30g berries. Use ingredients chilled from the fridge.
Blend yoghurt, all banana, remaining 90g blueberries and all maple syrup for 30–45 seconds until evenly blended, switching the blender off before scraping down sides as needed. Use a 1l blender jug with a working fill no more than 750ml, obeying its manufacturer’s minimum and maximum fill limits. If the mixture will not circulate, add up to all the listed cold water a little at a time. For smaller quantities use a suitable narrow beaker and stick blender with its blade head submerged.
Divide evenly between bowls for the servings in this batch. Fresh-fruit smoothies can be softly spoonable or pourable; they are not a frozen dessert.
Top with the reserved fruit, granola, and chia seeds, then serve straight away while cold.
