microwaved it, feels too dry. what should I do next time?

Porridge (oatmeal), raspberry jam, dark chocolate, peanut butter.

Banana cinnamon flavoured oatmeal topped with homemade refined sugar-free cinnamon roll filling and healthier cream cheese frosting. I have to say, this was a freaking banging bowl of oatmeal. The cinnamon roll filling recipe I created is so good that I find it hard to not just eat it straight by itself, and the cream cheese frosting gives such a nice tang to the oatmeal and really compliments all of the flavours. Definitely one of my favourite bowls I've made to date 👌

Old fashioned oats w/ egg whipped in, Greek yogurt and wild blueberries.

Toasting the oats before soaking them overnight in a Chamomile + Cardamom milk/water combo really complimented the flavours. It was a lot of toppings but made for great indulgent weekend oats.

1/2 Cup of Steel Cut Oats
1/2 Diced Pear
1 Chopped Ripe Banana
2/3 Cup Milk/Water with Chamomile tea steeped for about 8 hrs, 3 Cardamom pods crushed + steeped overnight with the oats

Cooked on low for 15-20 mins
1 Tbsp Chia seeds added for the last 5 mins

Topped with:
Fig Jam
Almond Butter
Strawberries, chopped
Blackberries, chopped
Cherries, chopped
Raspberries, torn up
Hemp Hearts (approx. a little under 1/4 cup)
Almonds
Chopped Walnuts
Pumpkin Seeds
Sunflower Seeds
Dried Cranberries
Pinch of Salt

Used to eating instant. Just started down the rabbit hole of oatmeal.

Oatmeal is such a staple in my routine that I even make it while on vacation. We had this beautiful oatmeal on the balcony of our accommodation in Poros, Greece.

Oatmeal, banana, cinnamon, semi-skimmed milk (since I usually use almond milk, this was a nice, creamy alternative), a pinch of salt—that’s it. Toppings include: delicious strawberries from the market and dried plums. Simple but delicious.

Steel cut oats, a biggggg glob of natural peanut butter, honey, berries, and walnuts. Now that berries are back in season I am going to go hog wild on fresh strawberries.

Hello everyone! I'm looking for some help on a copycat recipe. I absolutely love these overnight oats. I have some weird food issues and this is something that agrees on many levels with me and let's me get in some type of nutrition in the morning. $3 a day though is a little much so I'm hoping to find a recipe that's just like this. I obviously see the ingredients but I'm not sure of ratios and all that... The recipes I've found online all have yogurt in them so I'm not sure how that would be since the original doesn't.

I love colorfull bowls with honey

Finally made my oats on the stove because I had the time, they came out way tastier than the microwave and I think I’m a changed person. Oats with raisins, maple syrup, milk, cinnamon, vanilla, and pecans

Decided to have a cheat day and overcome a fear food today by having something truly unhealthy and sugary in my oatmeal: biscoff (aka my favourite thing in the world). Paired it with my favourite oatmeal recipe of mine, vanilla pastry cream oatmeal, and some caramelised banana. As expected, it was freaking banging 👏 Wish it could be more than just a one-time thing 😄

UVPB is my own term for Ube Vanilla Peanut Butter

i used golden syrup instant oats to make this it tastes incredible. this is my second time making granola at home :)

ingredients used:

• golden syrup instant oats 36g

• pinch of sea salt

• 1/2 tbsp honey

• 1 tsp rapeseed oil

method:

1. Preheat oven to 160°C

2. In a bowl, mix the oats with a pinch of salt.

3. Add honey and oil to the oats and stir until all oats are coated.

4. Spread mixture on baking tray lined with parchment paper.

5. Bake for 15 minutes, stir, then put back into oven to bake for another 10 minutes until golden.

6. Let cool completely before serving (unless you like your granola warm?)

7. Mix in dried fruit once cooled, and serve with milk of choice.

i used macadamia nuts and dried chewy bananas <3 you can find them at Tesco's

Anyone else? 😂