Banana Nut Teff Parfait

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Remember the Banana Almond Teff Porridge I posted a few days ago? I turned the leftover porridge into something amazing…

Banana Nut Teff Parfait in a glass jar with a silver spoon.

a Banana Nut Teff Parfait!

Banana Nut Teff Parfait in a jar.

After having teff porridge for breakfast two mornings in a row, I decided it would be fun to switch things up. My brain started cranking while staring into the fridge and then it hit me… why not make a parfait?

A jar of banana nut teff parfait with a silver spoon.

This shouldn’t be too surprising because I’ve been a parfait fan for years — I’ve even turned overnight oat and cooked quinoa into a parfait before. Yes, a parfait with quinoa! It’s not as crazy as it sounds, promise.

Here’s my quinoa parfait recipe, but you should also check on this Roasted Blueberry Coconut Quinoa Parfait from How Sweet Eats because it’s legit. And a tad more visually appealing than mine. Just a tad. 😉

A close up of Banana Nut Teff Parfait with a slice of banana centered on top.

Just like quinoa and overnight oats, chilled teff porridge makes an excellent parfait. I really like the texture combo and the nutty flavor. It’s packed with lots of goodness (tons of protein!) and perfect for breakfast or a snack.

Plus, it’s in a jar and we all LOVE things that can be eaten from a jar. Examples: salad in a jar, oats in a jar, maple oat n’ apple dessert jars or you know, spoonfuls of nut butter straight from the jar. Speaking of —  you should totally add a blob of nut butter to this parfait. I honestly don’t know why I didn’t.

A small jar of banana nut teff parfait with a silver spoon.
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Banana Nut Teff Parfait

Feel free to used sweetened yogurt. Vanilla or maple flavor would work great. I stuck with plain greek yogurt and sweetened it with a little stevia.
Servings: 2

Ingredients  

  • 1/2 batch of leftover Banana Almond Teff Porridge, recipe in a previous blog post
  • 1 banana, sliced
  • 1 cup greek yogurt, or coconut yogurt
  • 2 Tablespoons crushed or sliced almonds
  • stevia to sweeten yogurt if necessary

Instructions 

  • Stir cooked and cooled teff porridge until a bit more uniform in texture — it doesn’t have to be perfect.
  • Sweeten your plain yogurt with stevia or other sweetener, if desired. I used 5-6 drops of liquid vanilla stevia.
  • Create two parfaits by layering the teff porridge and yogurt: Spoon a 1/4 cup of yogurt into a half pint mason jar or bowl, then add a quarter of the teff porridge and top with a few banana slices and 1/2 Tablespoon almonds. Add another 1/4 cup of yogurt and then another layer of teff. Top with almonds and banana slices. Repeat the same process to make one additional parfait.

Nutrition

Serving: 1parfait | Calories: 443kcal | Protein: 22g | Fat: 12g | Fiber: 8g | Sugar: 15g

Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.

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13 Comments

  1. Yum this look delicious!! I still have never tried Teff but I think I need to get on it!

  2. Looks great! I’ve never heard of Teff porridge so I’ll have to give it a try! 🙂

  3. This looks like such a yummy and hearty breakfast! I need to give this teff stuff a try 🙂 Yumm!

  4. I think I might just stick to roasted blueberry Quinoa parfait. I know bananas are healthy for potassium but am really not too crazy about them.

  5. It looks really great ! If you want to have all the benefits from teff, I recommend not using a calcium rich product because it will block the absorption of the iron present in teff.

    I’ll surely check out the other recepies, they sound great!