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  • Posts: 47 Member
    NJCJF wrote: »
    English muffing sandwichwith egg, smashed avocado pepperjack cheese and salsa

    So you cook the steel cut oatmeal first right not add it to jar someone said they.add it to the jar not cooked

    Sorry - yes add cooked oats to the jar.
  • Posts: 4,838 Member
    Wow, I'm going to save these and make something when I get home! Thanks for all the great recipes!!
  • Posts: 1,026 Member

    Aww, thanks! Last night I made one with Apple chicken sausage, spinach, and scallion. Bacon definitely for the win.
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    That one looks delicious too. :)

  • Posts: 22 Member
    SparkyTinman...is there a reason you use Steel cut oats and not quick oats? I tried Steel cut not too long ago and didn't care too much for it? Just wondering if there are more health benefits?
  • Posts: 11,233 Member
    i just have egg and cheese. sometimes toast. right now I am on pumpkin spice english muffins for breakfast and eggs for lunch
  • Posts: 22 Member
    I really appreciate all these yummy recipes. Going shopping this weekend!
  • Posts: 47 Member
    SparkyTinman...is there a reason you use Steel cut oats and not quick oats? I tried Steel cut not too long ago and didn't care too much for it? Just wondering if there are more health benefits?

    Not much difference - Steel cut is slightly lower on thr glycemic index but really, as long as you are using good quality quick oats with no added sugar, they are good for you. If you prefer the taste of those and you will eat them, then that is the way to go. The difference between them is minimal
  • Posts: 18 Member
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    This morning's breakfast.

    660 kcal
    53g protein
    12g fibre

    The protein mostly comes from the quark, a wonderful dairy product that offers a lot of high quality protein. This 500g of quark contains 45g of protein at only 250 kcal!

    The quark is mixed with brown rice, which is an excellent source of fibre. There's also quinoa seeds and a fortified syrup mixed in. The syrup contains 10mg of iron.

    As you can see I also like to eat fruit with my breakfast. There's an apple and an orange in the left bowl :)
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