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Oatmeal recipes

aprilmariev1
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Any low calorie oatmeal recipes would be greatly appreciated.
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Rolled Oats
Cinnamon
Goji Berry
Chia Seed
Hemp Seed
Cocoa Powder
Almond Milk
Whey Protein
I like to mix everything in a cup, leave in the fridge overnight and chug 1st thing in the morning!0 -
I like adding protein & fat, it helps me stay full longer. Oatmeal made with milk instead of water. Some people add protein powder. A few chopped nuts, or dab of nut butter (although not low calorie)....boosts the staying power too.
I bought some canned pumpkin....will experiment with Pumpkin Oatmeal
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/55259/pumpkin-oatmeal/0 -
Protein powder (depends on the powder though... I use Quest).
Chocolate protein powder and PB2
Almond milk and PB2
Almond milk, almond butter, and a bit of jam
Pumpkin and pumpkin spice (got to try adding a bit of vanilla protein powder too).0 -
Overnight oatmeal- 1/2 cup oatmeal, container of Greek yogurt, 1/2 cup any milk (I use almond milk), cinammon. Put in a small mason jar, shake up and put in fridge overnight. In the morning shake it up/mix it up, eat as is or add whatever you want (fruit etc..) and eat. Very filling and a lot of protein.0
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I'm on a PB2 kick. I used to eat it savory, with an egg and salt added in. Mixing in Greek yogurt sounds good! I usually have a container of Greek yogurt, too, but on the side.0
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Savory: egg whites, soy sauce or liquid amigos, sriracha...any seasonings you like (salt, garlic powder...etc)0
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Sweeter: oats cooked with egg whites, Greek yogurt, cocoa powder, stevia, mashed up banana, cinnamon, sugar free syrup, little nutmeg, cashew milk.0
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If you want to do overnight oatmeal but have it warm do it with a crock pot
two cups steel cut oats, eight cups water, 1/4 cup milk, 1/4 cup brown sugar mixed together on low for eight hours while you sleep! Wake up to breakfast
put the rest in the fridge/freezer and heat up with milk for leftovers. Add whatever else you want. Vanilla, apples, any fresh fruit is yummy.
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carissabelle21 wrote: »If you want to do overnight oatmeal but have it warm do it with a crock pot
two cups steel cut oats, eight cups water, 1/4 cup milk, 1/4 cup brown sugar mixed together on low for eight hours while you sleep! Wake up to breakfast
put the rest in the fridge/freezer and heat up with milk for leftovers. Add whatever else you want. Vanilla, apples, any fresh fruit is yummy.
That's s terrific idea! I'm definitely going to do this. Thank you0 -
You could bake the oatmeal ahead of time to freeze and reheat in the morning for
269 calories, 10 grams protein.
http://www.thekitchn.com/recipe-baked-oatmeal-cups-2228250 -
Savory : instant oat ,chicken stock , spinach , carrot , pinch of salt , make a porridge & scramble egg on top , yum0
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I have never tried a savory oatmeal ....... Time to try it0
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