Overnight Oatmeal... no cooking required
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i might have to try them, i usually just eat them as they are with cold milk0
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Is this with steel cut oats, or regular oats?
I've only used the regular, but I think it will work with both.
i tried this with steel cut and it didn't work so well. the oats were still hard but they did cook faster in the microwave so maybe it would be best to do this way with regular oats0 -
i just tried this last nite. It was awesome!!! I did 5 grain with almond milk, and blueberries. In the morning i added fage, diced peach, and some splenda. i'm in love.
So glad you liked it!0 -
That sounds good!!!
Look up the Alton Brown "Good Eats" episode... He made oatmeal in a coffee pot and set it to go off in the morning... I have never tried it but the concept is awesome.
Very interesting, but I can't picture how that would work. Wouldn't that ruin the coffee pot?0 -
I tried these last night with Steel Cut Oats they were soft enough but someone told me 1/2 cup of oats and 1/2 cup of greek plain and 1/2 cup unsweetened almond milk....anyone starting to see what I finally realized. Yeah Sour cream milky oats is not good. I tried 2 sweet n low and still way to sour. I'm not a big sweet in the morning person but this was not good. I'm going to try tonight again with regular oats and just the almond milk and then add sweetner or fruit. Hopefully make a big difference.0
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I tried these last night with Steel Cut Oats they were soft enough but someone told me 1/2 cup of oats and 1/2 cup of greek plain and 1/2 cup unsweetened almond milk....anyone starting to see what I finally realized. Yeah Sour cream milky oats is not good. I tried 2 sweet n low and still way to sour. I'm not a big sweet in the morning person but this was not good. I'm going to try tonight again with regular oats and just the almond milk and then add sweetner or fruit. Hopefully make a big difference.
@Gary
Sorry it didn't work well for you. Just play around with the ingredient amounts next time and hope it turns out better.0 -
Could I warm this in the microwave in the morning? I've never tried cold oatmeal and not sure I would like it.0
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Yeah totally works when you warm it up.
It actually is really good if you just like normal oatmeal because you get more oatmeal per liquid than you would if you where doing it normally.
just add about 1/3 extra liquid, cook it for a few minutes in the microwave then leave overnight and all the liquid will be absorbed by the oats - all you need to do is just warm it again for normal oats.0 -
Could I warm this in the microwave in the morning? I've never tried cold oatmeal and not sure I would like it.
Hmmm... If you make it with only milk I think it would be fine. Not certain how yogurt would hold up in the microwave, it might curdle...0 -
Love that- gonna make some up tonight!0
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This is great! I'm definitely trying it....0
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Do you think this would work with Cream of Wheat?0
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Made this last night and had it this morning with tarte cherries mixed in and it was great. I used 1/3c. quaker oats, 1/3 c. fage plain non fat yogurt, 1/3 c. unsweetened almond milk, covered it till morning and mixed and ate adding in the cherries and it was really good.0
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Made this last night and had it this morning with tarte cherries mixed in and it was great. I used 1/3c. quaker oats, 1/3 c. fage plain non fat yogurt, 1/3 c. unsweetened almond milk, covered it till morning and mixed and ate adding in the cherries and it was really good.
Glad you liked it. Cherries are soooo good this time of year too!0 -
Do you think this would work with Cream of Wheat?
I don't see why not, although it may have a soupier texture. Keep me posted if you try it.0 -
I don't see why not, although it may have a soupier texture. Keep me posted if you try it.0
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I'll have to try that soon! Sounds good!0
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I make something similar with 1/2 cup cottage cheese, one container low carb yogurt, 1/3 cup oats, and cinnamon. Then I add 2 tablespoons slivered almonds on top and let it sit in the fridge overnight.0
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Sounds great - thanks!0
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sounds yum0
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Overnight Oatmeal sounds pretty darn good, actually. I'm thinking of making some during the day to have as dessert at night : )
Thanks for sharing the idea!0 -
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I make something similar with 1/2 cup cottage cheese, one container low carb yogurt, 1/3 cup oats, and cinnamon. Then I add 2 tablespoons slivered almonds on top and let it sit in the fridge overnight.
That sounds good with cottage cheese too!0 -
Sounds super yummy!0
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I have already had it 2x today. Once for breakfast and once for a snack with a few sour cherries on it. Very good.0
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I have already had it 2x today. Once for breakfast and once for a snack with a few sour cherries on it. Very good.
Wow, guess you really did like it!!0 -
I tried these last night with Steel Cut Oats they were soft enough but someone told me 1/2 cup of oats and 1/2 cup of greek plain and 1/2 cup unsweetened almond milk....anyone starting to see what I finally realized. Yeah Sour cream milky oats is not good. I tried 2 sweet n low and still way to sour. I'm not a big sweet in the morning person but this was not good. I'm going to try tonight again with regular oats and just the almond milk and then add sweetner or fruit. Hopefully make a big difference.
I tried it and it was sour. I added 1/2 TBL of honey, some cinnamon and fresh ground nutmeg. It was much better then. I wish I had some blueberries for it, they would be great!0 -
Just had my oatmeal snack. Really good, and I used splenda in mine along with Tarte cherries.0
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