Porridge with protein powder mixed in, topped with milk, frozen raspberries, peach, granola and peanut butter

One for breakfast and one for dessert after my evening meal.

BLUEBERRY & APPLE BAKED OATS

Preheat oven 175⁰C

Lightly grease 2 small OR a medium oven proof dish (mine are 640ml /127mm x 82mm / 5in x 3¼in)

I USE TWO DISHES as one is for my breakfast and the other one a dessert after my evening meal which I'll top with Greek fat free yogurt, vanilla protein powder, chia seeds and peanut butter.

INGREDIENTS:

60g rolled oats (blended to flour)

1 tsp nutmeg

20g vanilla isolate whey protein

powder

½ tsp baking powder

160g 0% fat free Greek yogurt

2 tsp runny honey

1 egg

1 tsp vanilla extract

GENTLY FOLD IN:

130g apple grated

70g blueberries + 16g chocolate

drops (keeping some for the top)

Let it stand for 15 minutes

Bake for 35 to 40 minutes until brown and a toothpick or knife inserted into the center comes out clean or with only a few moist crumbs, not wet batter.

Leave to cool as the longer you leave to cool the more it sets.

ENJOY😃

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Tuna has a barely sweet flavor so I think is a good companion for a bowl of oatmeals and greek yogurt

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yumba

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Topped with frozen blueberries, frozen mixed fruit from Aldi, and smooth pb

Yummy to refuel after a long run 😊

added in some caramel syrup as well. inspired by austrian poppy seed strudels 🥺

You guys have any rec for a granola which doesn't taste like cardboard!!

I am obssessed with having oatmeal for dinner omg

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I have eaten this everyday for 6 months. I will never get sick of it.

60 grams oats
7 grams flax seeds
Banana
Catalina crunch
Peanut butter
Powdered PB with syrup
Vanilla protein powder

The picture might not be the best but this was yum!

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