A really good yoghurt, such as a sheep’s milk yoghurt, will make the muesli taste even better, though taste as you go and adjust the lemon juice a little to balance the yoghurt’s sharpness.
A good friend, Greg Fraser, passed this recipe on to me many years ago, and now Sam and I have it almost every day.
It is very simple and good for lowering cholesterol levels. You can have any fruit you like with it; we tend to have fresh berries in summer, and either poached quinces or pears during the rest of the year.
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this may be very nice, but it is not the 'original' dr bircher muesli, more a glamourised gourmet version. a little misleading don't you think?
yes i think the same as sarah.
I agree. Also, quinces are hard to come by. They are not often in our local Tescos or even our market. As for poaching them. Methinks Mr Perry is leg-pulling.
No leg pull. Poaching quinces is the right term. Delicious !
If hard, poach whole with skins on in a pre-boiled heavy syrup, very slow for 5 hours-beautiful color. If softer, two hours in a lighter syrup with lemon peel and vanilla bean, sliced and peeled segments. Mmmm. In Australia we have this with rich creamed rice for Easter.
Superb and who cares about whether it's legit bircher anyway!