Combine the plain steel
cut oats porridge base, almond milk and all the dried fruits in a medium saucepan.
Not exact matches
The basic ratio for making steel -
cut oatmeal is 1 cup of
oats to 3 to 4 cups of water — I've found that less water keeps the
oats more intact and chewy while more water makes a silkier
porridge.
And don't forget about those breakfast ideas at the beginning of the post (corn grits, steel
cut oats, brown rice pudding, and buckwheat
porridge all share in the rotation).
A tip I learned from Betty is to use a combination of old - fashioned rolled
oats and steel
cut oats to add texture and make the
porridge extra creamy.
Top high - fibre
porridge oats with creamy Greek yogurt and healthy blueberries - buy frozen to help
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You can use any type of
oats you like, instant
oats, oatmeal, quick cook,
porridge oats, rolled
oats, steel
cut oats, oat groats or raw
oats.
I'm particularly drawn to try her «summer superfood
porridge» come peach season, and possibly the «creamy steel
cut oats with rainbow chard and pine nuts» this next week!
The base is creamy and the texture of the steel
cut oats makes this
porridge almost have a breakfast risotto vibe, which I love.
@twitter -80621910: disqus this answer might be a bit late... but yes — here in north america (i'm canadian)
porridge oats = oatmeal and oatmeal = steel
cuts oats.
No crumbly issues but the following tips did help: 1) Use soft fluffy rolled
oats like main
porridge brands, not hard ones 2) Flatten the ingredients firmly prior to baking 3) Bake for 25 minutes, not 30 minutes 4) After baking,
cut ingredients but then leave in tray until completely cooled before removing them.
Top high - fibre
porridge oats with creamy Greek yogurt and healthy blueberries - buy frozen to help
cut the cost of this filling breakfast
Porridge is a dish made by boiling
oats (whole - grain, rolled, crushed, or steel
cut) or other cereal meals in water, milk (also non-dairy milk), or both.
A variation on April Bloomfield's genius
porridge, which mimics the creamy, chewy texture of long - simmered steel -
cut oats by splitting the difference between steel -
cut and rolled
oats as well as milk and water, this bowl also adds some chia seeds to the mix for an extra-rich texture.