Dear Old Oatmeal

King Francis · Jan 10, 2009

I should start eating oatmeal more. It would be a nice change-up from my usual protein shake for breakfast. I'll check out the Quaker steel-cut oats.

When I was a kid, my brother and I would pour whole milk over the hot oatmeal and add raisins, honey, and cinnamon.

Despos · Jan 11, 2009

McCanns Steel cut made with half skim milk, half water. Milk & Honey brand granola ( for the crunch) and fruit.

In Dallas I get oatmeal at Eatzi's with strawberries, pecans and a small amount of vanilla cream.
Heavy cream simmered with sugar and vanilla bean. Yummerz

It no longer exist but a breakfast spot in Chicago would make oatmeal brulee. Bowl of oatmeal, sugar topping carmelized with a torch.

Ritchee · Jan 11, 2009

I love oatmeal and have mine with raisins, walnuts, brown sugar, ginger, and milk.

blank · Jan 11, 2009

I just set my Zojirushi to be ready at 9:30 tomorrow morning with a cup of oats, a handful of frozen berries, a little scoop of vanilla protein powder and some water. Let's see how this comes out.

Johnny_5 · Jan 11, 2009

Originally Posted by amerikajinda

Oatmeal is the perfect food to eat before embarking on a full day of hunting with my brothers.

One of the funniest things I have seen on StyleForum in a long time.

I just put a cup of water + a cup of oats in the microwave for 2 minutes. Add some honey and raisins and good to go. I'm actually going to try some peanut butter right now.

buffalojump · Jan 11, 2009

If there's time, I enjoy steelcut oats or scotch oats (with a bit of butter). Otherwise, I'll settle for quick or rolled oats, sometimes with a beaten egg.

alliswell · Jan 11, 2009

Originally Posted by chorse123

I'm back on oatmeal. Great easy breakfast that gets you going. I had fallen into the "muffin or donut from the breakfast cart" trap in November and December. Bad idea.

Anyway, for those of you who make stovetop old fashioned oatmeal, what do you find is the best pan/pot to use? The one I've been using is causing milk to stick and burn, even at lower temperatures.

If by 'old-fashioned' you mean steel-cut, you have to make it with water and then add dairy at the end. You can make it in less water than it says on the tin and thin it with milk, or just add a touch of heavy cream before eating.

Despos · Jan 12, 2009

Originally Posted by chorse123

I'm back on oatmeal. Great easy breakfast that gets you going. I had fallen into the "muffin or donut from the breakfast cart" trap in November and December. Bad idea.

Anyway, for those of you who make stovetop old fashioned oatmeal, what do you find is the best pan/pot to use? The one I've been using is causing milk to stick and burn, even at lower temperatures.

I make it in a nonstick pan. no problems. Your pan may be too thin. When i started using all-clad it made a big difference. They are much heavier than what I had been using and they just heat up and cook differently. The non-stick pans we have are by Scanpan. Got them online at Chef's Catalog.

zeni · Jan 12, 2009

I eat a lot of oatmeal in the winter. Quick and filling

Johnny_5 · Jan 12, 2009

I never make Oatmeal with water. I just put 1 cup of oats in a bowl and then pour milk over them until it is a little higher than the oats (barely). After i just pop them in the microwave for 2 minutes and I'm set.

cheessus · Jan 12, 2009

Oatmeal + Milk + Brown Sugar + Flaxseed Oil = Winner

denimdestroyedmylife · Jan 12, 2009

lately i have been throwing in a piece of dark chocolate into my oatmeal and topping it off with a scoop of vanilla ice cream

MrMoneyInDaBank · Jan 14, 2009

If im eating instant oatmeal, Bananas and Cream

If i'm making my own, cinn. and some light brown sugar. If I'm feeling a little wild I'll cut up an apple and throw it in there.

What is everyones take on Farina? I'm a big fan of that as well.

Leaf · Jan 14, 2009

I have been eating oatmeal every morning for several years already. It helped me to lose some weight

I usually buy Quaker's old fashioned oatmeal. I do not mix it with anything. Just add some water and put into the microwave.

dirk diggler · Jan 14, 2009

Originally Posted by chorse123

TJs has the best price I've found on regular old fashioned oats, as well. I don't have a microwave.

microwave is approx. $70 @ Sam's club - wanna make a trade for something?

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