... for the 20/21 oatmeal season. Cold here, 40 degrees this morning. I know 40 is nothing to what's coming this winter, but these old bones are getting to like cold weather less and less! Anyway... it's a slow morning!
Everyday is in oatmeal season here. Plain old rolled oats, not the sugar/flavoured packets barf. Water measured the night before with raisons soaking overnight to sweeten the water and re-hydrate. No sugar, as is.
Wash that down with a cup of tea and you're GTG for the morning.
If it's the Amish whole grain oatmeal......be sure to sift out the bugs and beard hairs.
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... for the 20/21 oatmeal season. Cold here, 40 degrees this morning. I know 40 is nothing to what's coming this winter, but these old bones are getting to like cold weather less and less! Anyway... it's a slow morning!
My grandmother had oatmeal on the breakfast table everyday year-round along with home cured fried pork shoulder and sausage, eggs - fried and scrambled, scratch biscuits, home canned preserves, red eye gravy, coffee - boiled and perked plus a jar of instant decaf, fresh cows milk and churned butter.
Everyday is in oatmeal season here. Plain old rolled oats, not the sugar/flavoured packets barf. Water measured the night before with raisons soaking overnight to sweeten the water and re-hydrate. No sugar, as is.
Wash that down with a cup of tea and you're GTG for the morning.
Getting to be that time of year. I never have oatmeal in summer. It's a winter thing for me. Unlike my Scottish born paternal grandmother who had it on a regular basis year round.
Had one of my Buzzed 'Maters - perhaps one of the last for this tomato season due to last week's windstorm.
For those who don't visit the Cooking forum below, I cut a deep well in a tomato, S&P, then fresh basil or pesto. Nestle it on a slice of bread, sprinkle grated cheese over mato and bread, then drizzle EVOO over all. Buzz in the micro for 60 seconds, full power. Absolutely delicious.
Use your favorite meltable cheese. Cheddar, mozzarella, pepper jack, whatever. My favorite is asiago for this even though it doesn't melt especially well. Today was cheddar.
I have oatmeal for breakfast prit'near every day. I add wild blueberries, chopped walnuts and honey, Mmmm good. Of course today the luckiest woman in the world made me an omelette & hash browns.
Had one of my Buzzed 'Maters - perhaps one of the last for this tomato season due to last week's windstorm.
For those who don't visit the Cooking forum below, I cut a deep well in a tomato, S&P, then fresh basil or pesto. Nestle it on a slice of bread, sprinkle grated cheese over mato and bread, then drizzle EVOO over all. Buzz in the micro for 60 seconds, full power. Absolutely delicious.
Use your favorite meltable cheese. Cheddar, mozzarella, pepper jack, whatever. My favorite is asiago for this even though it doesn't melt especially well. Today was cheddar.
Im going to try that . Im still picking 20 to 30 a day .
Red River cereal is my go to hot breakfast instead of oatmeal .
I’m not sure that it is the best tasting breakfast, okay I’m pretty sure that it isn’t, but Sweetness has my total cholesterol down to 122 with my bad LDL cholesterol down to 52 very likely because we have steel cut oatmeal nearly every morning. Oh it needs help with walnuts, blueberries and strawberries, but it stay down and hangs in there until lunch. Eating has always been one of my favorite things and that oatmeal isn’t a favorite, but my doctor says that I should eat more cheese burgers because I am skewing the cholesterol scale for my age group.
Everyday is in oatmeal season here. Plain old rolled oats, not the sugar/flavoured packets barf. Water measured the night before with raisons soaking overnight to sweeten the water and re-hydrate. No sugar, as is.
Wash that down with a cup of tea and you're GTG for the morning.
raisins are loaded with sugar
I know ........... Thus the reason I don't add more.
I’m not sure that it is the best tasting breakfast, okay I’m pretty sure that it isn’t, but Sweetness has my total cholesterol down to 122 with my bad LDL cholesterol down to 52 very likely because we have steel cut oatmeal nearly every morning. Oh it needs help with walnuts, blueberries and strawberries, but it stay down and hangs in there until lunch. Eating has always been one of my favorite things and that oatmeal isn’t a favorite, but my doctor says that I should eat more cheese burgers because I am skewing the cholesterol scale for my age group.
I used to eat oatmeal 3-4 days a week for a couple weeks before my work physicals. The first time I did that my cholesterol level went down 20 points from the previous year. When I get back on oatmeal, the first couple times I can't get too far from a terlet. It's does like a kickstarting cleanse.
... for the 20/21 oatmeal season. Cold here, 40 degrees this morning. I know 40 is nothing to what's coming this winter, but these old bones are getting to like cold weather less and less! Anyway... it's a slow morning!
Instant or 1 or 3 minute. Stove top or MWave? What juice did you cook it in, OJ, Grape J, milk, sardine, beer?
Good ol stove top Quaker Oats with some milk, butter and brown sugar added for this morning. Also like to use dried cranberries and apricots on occasion along with walnuts or pecans. Dry the fruit myself in the dehydrator.
... for the 20/21 oatmeal season. Cold here, 40 degrees this morning. I know 40 is nothing to what's coming this winter, but these old bones are getting to like cold weather less and less! Anyway... it's a slow morning!
I eat quick oats often. I dump a 1/2 cup of frozen blueberries in a mason jar, pour about 1 cup of oats on top then top off with blueberries. Add water. Let sit over night and drag it to work along with my a ss
My grandfather used to make oatmeal at the moose camp. It was prepared the night before with extra water and set aside on a warm corner of the wood fired cook stove. Raisins were included for the night and water was added again in the morning to get it to the right consistency.
I'd love to have one of those breakfasts again with him and my father at the camp.
Good stuff, Wife buys them in 6 two lb bags, steel cut, have for breakfast 90 percent of the time, four cups boiling water at night, add cup of oats, stir, put on lid, kill heat and walk away, warm up or eat cold next morning, had smuckers PB, sliced banana and cinnamon in mine this morning, GTG till noon, on third mug of coffee now.
A handful of bulk bin oatmeal from the Win-Co, a handful of raisins, water to cook in............ that was breakfast WAY too often when I was a starving student living on a $3/day food budget in the mid 90's.
I felt extremely grateful when the Win-Co, Safeway, and WalMart had "turkey wars" before Thanksgiving and the prices on turkeys dropped to $0.12/lb the lowest year. Turkey from the smoker for a few days lunches and dinner, then a big pot of soup from the carcass and I could eat turkey soup for breakfast instead of oatmeal.
I'll adapt and eat Quaker Oat Squares or Cheerios now to get my oat fiber.