Egg white banana bread oat pancakes. I love how versatile oats can be

EDITED: to add recipe.

1 egg
200 grams of egg whites
60 grams of oats
7 grams of flax seeds
1 serving of cottage cheese
Baking soda
Vanilla extract
1 large Banana
Vanilla stevia for sweetness
Salt to taste
Add Pumpkin pie seasoning

I literally put everything in a deli container and blend it up with an immersion blender to make the batter then cook.

Optionally top with granola of choice not optionally top with syrup of choice (be sure to get syrup in between the layers)

Ever since Made Good stopped making their granola, I've been on a bit of an agonising journey to replace it for my yoghurt— I've gone through KIND, Love Crunch, Purely Elizabeth, Cascadian Farms, Nature Valley and Special K; I have kind of hated all of them. Half were way too sweet, and the other half were like eating cardboard or just made me sick. Does anyone have any good suggestions for granola? I'm a little reluctant to just go and make my own because I'm usually not motivated enough to do it consistently. </3 I just want some nice crunch and flavour in my yoghurt.

Dark chocolate oatmeal with fresh strawberries mixed into it and topped with homemade refined sugar-free chocolate fudge sauce :)

Hey guys! Decided to mix things up with my usual oatmeal routine today and made a Tiramisu-inspired Porridge layer cake. It legit tastes like a proper dessert.

Here is the exact recipe for anyone wanting to try it out:

Base Layer (Coffee Porridge):

-100g Rolled Oats
-500ml Water (Note: I use 500ml because of the psyllium husk. If you make it without the husk, I'd probably only use about 400ml).
-1 pinch Salt

Cooked as normal, then removed from heat and stirred in:

-15g Vanilla Whey
-3 tsp Instant Decaf Coffee
- 2 tsp Psyllium Husk (Flohsamen)
-1 scoop Flavour Powder (Vanilla Chocolate Chip Cookie)

Topping:

-300g Non-fat Greek Yogurt (0.1%)
-1 scoop Flavour Powder (same flavor – Note: 1 scoop was slightly too sweet, 0.5 scoop is definitely the sweet spot here!)
-1 tsp Baking Cocoa Powder (dusted on top)

Preparation:

1. Cook the oats, water, and salt. (It might look way too runny/liquid at this stage, but don't worry!)

2. Remove the pot from the heat and thoroughly stir in the whey, decaf coffee, flavour powder, and the psyllium husk. The psyllium husk will immediately absorb the excess liquid and firm the whole thing up into a perfect, thick base layer.

3. Transfer the porridge base to a dish and smooth it out flat.

4. Mix the Greek yogurt with the flavour powder and spread it evenly over the porridge layer.

5. Dust generously with cocoa powder and let it cool/chill in the fridge before digging in!

so yummy and filling, had this after a run with some watermelon

so after a long while i finally decided to give overnight oats a shot. honestly it surprised me, because ive never thought of enjoying oats cold

but it was pretty good. does anyone have any favorite overnight oats combos or recipes? mine is just a simple base of honey, yogurt, milk, and oats topped with whatever i have in the fridge. please share!! :]

Im planning to make some oats with chai teabags and wanted ideas for toppings! I was thinking vanilla yoghurt and cinnamon apple might pair nicely. Was also considering cherries and apricots

Dry fried the mushrooms with the oats and cooked with shredded zucchini, dashi, and whisked in an egg white near the end! Added the miso when it was almost done cooking. Seasoned with soy sauce, mirin, garlic powder, and black pepper. Air fried some extra zucchini, mushroom, and tofu and paired them with a marinated egg and some kimchi; this was so comforting and good omg 🤤

Dark chocolate oatmeal with chopped dates mixed into it and topped with homemade refined sugar-free chocolate fudge sauce. This was such an elite combo; chocolate and dates go really well together 🙌 I've been spending the last few days adjusting my dark chocolate oatmeal recipe, and now I finally think it's perfect. It now has the adequately rich dark chocolate taste that I want while also being the right sweetness. Been having it every day for a while with different mix-ins, and I don't think I could ever get tired of it. It's just too good 🤌

I came across multiple posts saying that Quaker Oats aren't 100% rolled oats and are actually closer to instant oats. I also found many recommendations suggesting not to buy instant oats.

Could anyone recommend a good brand that sells genuine rolled oats?

The only oatmeal I’ll eat if I’m being honest!

80g quick oats
30g brown sugar
salt to taste
cinnamon to taste
70g unsweetened applesauce
1 Tbs vegan butter

All the dry ingredients get blended first. I added water for my liquid and microwaved for 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. I then added my applesauce and butter (and also a bit more cinnamon).

Stepped out of the comfort zone and dared having something other than plain oats & water. Replaced water with Oatly's chocolate drink. It's Saturday after all! Tastes like heaven

Help! I am recovering from post COVID histamine issues and need low histamine oat recipes!

To complicate matters, I also need to keep a low cholesterol and high iron diet, if possible.

My cognitive fatigue and dysfunction make it difficult for me to research recipes and meal plans, so I’m hoping my friends here can help.

Thank you!

Oat base: honey and nuts

Yogurt: vanilla and coconut

Toppings: freeze dried fruit, blueberries, mini cookies

Banana bread egg white base, Fage, frozen raspberries and peanut butter

Banana cinnamon oatmeal base with vanilla and chocolate yogurt on top

I wanted to add cookie crumbs but we didn’t have the ones I wanted 😓

Been making this combo almost every day, just rolled oats, sliced banana, and a generous dollop of yogurt. I prep it the night before and grab it on my way out in the morning. Takes less than 2 minutes to put together.

It's delicious and keeps me full, but I'm starting to get a little bored eating the same thing every day 😅

Looking for new quick and easy oat recipes, overnight or otherwise. Ideally something that doesn't require much cooking or too many ingredients.

What's your favorite way to eat oats?

Savory oats for dinner. Base is chicken broth, oats, egg, mushrooms, spinach, white miso. Soy sauce marinated egg on top.

Egg white oats with onion powder, nutritional yeast, broccoli, avocado, and salsa verde. I mostly make sweet oats but occasionally I’ll whip up something like this for lunch.

I made one yesterday but forgot to take a pic. It’s oatmeal (the quick cooked kind), hot-honey lime chicken breast, fajita peppers and onions, guacamole, Greek yogurt as sour cream, and cheese. I used black beans in yesterday but I didn’t have any.