Oatmeal.

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When people say oatmeal is ‘boring’ I just laugh- Sure, if your oatmeal is plain cooked in water or milk and topped with fruit, I can see where that judgment would come from. However, by using some creative add-ins, changing the toppings and even cooking them in a different form can transform a bland breakfast to something incredible…with very little effort.
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A few months back, I shared a simple oatmeal hack on my blog.
I love baked oatmeal (the taste and texture trumps all other forms of oatmeal, in my humble opinion!) but often don’t have the time to whip it up each morning. Not only that, the only recipes from my archives would be ones which served 4-6 people…not the best for someone who likes variety AND lives the single life!

While many choose not to use microwaves, I wanted to see if this worked well in the oven (or toaster oven!). Not only did it work, it was MUCH quicker than baking a traditional batch of baked oatmeal. Regardless of whichever method you opt to ‘bake’ it, the simple prep the night before makes it an absolute breeze!

Healthy Vanilla Overnight Baked Oatmeal Recipe |
- 2 cup – oats, dry
- 4 tablespoon – chia seeds
- 4 tablespoon – sugar
- 1 teaspoon – sea salt
- 8 tablespoon – almond butter
- 4 teaspoon – vanilla extract
- 1 cup – almond milk, unsweetened
Toppings:
- 1/4 ounce – Sprinkles
- 1 cup – Greek yogurt, vanilla
- 2 cup – strawberries
- The night before, (or at least an hour before consumption), split oats, chia seeds, sweetener and sea salt amongst 4 containers. Mix well.
- Melt nut butter and pour into the dry mixture and mix well. Add vanilla and dairy free milk and refrigerate overnight (or even for an hour).
- The next morning, microwave for up to 1 minute. Top with sprinkles and vanilla yogurt and enjoy with strawberries on the side.
- Follow as above but bake on high broil for 5-7 minutes, or until golden.
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Healthy Vanilla Overnight Baked Oatmeal Recipe

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