Often confused with granola, muesli is a typically Swiss invention. It was created at the beginning of the 20th century by a doctor who recommended it for its nutritional properties. The base recipe is made from wheat, milk sweetened with honey, and pieces of apple. Since its increase in popularity after the Second World War, several varieties are now available. Muesli is usually consumed for breakfast, but there’s nothing stopping you eating it as a snack.
This recipe makes a perfect side dish to your next meal. Rosti are made by grating potatoes, forming them into flat patties and pan frying. It’s super simple and the result is crispy and delicious. Rosti gave its name to the border between Swiss Romandie and German-speaking Switzerland.
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