I hope you enjoy the recipe; it's one of my favorite overnight
oat recipes because it's tasty, simple, and easy to make!
Not exact matches
This
recipe isn't even on Pinterest,
because it's on the back of the Quaker
Oat Bran box... at least that's where it starts.
This
recipe isn't even on Pinterest,
because it's on the back of the Quaker
Oat Bran box... at least that's where it... [Continue reading]
I'm not sure how they would turn out with all
oat flour, just
because I've never tried this
recipe with just
oat flour.
Most Zucchini Oatmeal I've seen uses either Quick or Rolled Oats, but I decided to use Steel Cut Oats in this
recipe because (1) they keep better in the fridge, (2) they have a wonderful texture, and (3) they have a longer cooking time, which allows our shredded Zucchini to «melt» into the
Oat mixture and be almost indecipherable.
I sometimes use chia seeds in my overnight
oat recipes to create a slightly different texture and
because of the insane health benefits that chia seeds offer.
This
recipe calls for salted natural peanut butter and a pinch of salt in the
oat mix, just
because I like the sweet and salty combo.
I chose to use
oat flour for this
recipe because the sweet flavor really complements the peanut butter.
In this
recipe, I don't use xanthan gum
because oat flour acts as a binding agent
because of the soluble fiber.
I created a lot of fresh cherry
recipes this summer, but the cherry almond
oat bread was the one I made more often
because it was hearty, made a great snack and was full of flavor.
I kept trying overnight
oat recipes and choking them down
because they are healthy, but I hated them.
In honor of the occasion, and
because I'm so far behind on preparations for the move that I am once again short on time, here's the
recipe for the fantastic berry
oat crumble I made last week when I was supposed to be packing.
I have a slightly different soaked -
oat granola
recipe that I love
because the oats retain their shape and the granola bakes up in a 300 degree oven just like a «regular» granola.
Making this right now but I didn't add the tapioca starch
because it doesn't specify, I also read that if we use
oat flour to omit the tapioca starch and that's what I did, I hope it turns out and I followed the
recipe as I saw it.
I chose to use
oat flour for this
recipe because the sweet flavor really complements the peanut butter.
This
recipe is super easy to follow and naturally gluten - free
because we're using oats and
oat flour as the base.
For this post I particularly wanted to create an
oat brownie
recipe to share,
because anything oaty always scores extra brownie points in our home (pun intended, again!)
What I found once these were baked and the
recipe did nt say, is that these crumble easily, not that I mind the crumbs, I think its
because it is made with
oat flour but they sure do taste good.
I ended up adjusting the
recipe,
because the grocery store didn't have any
oat flour.