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By bmcnichol
on February 29, 2012
I didn't use the almonds as I didn't have any and I used Splenda brown sugar blend so only used a tablespoon. I didn't add any salt. I loved it hot out the oven. I ate it cold in the morning the next day and liked it like that too. I did heat it in the microwave in the morning for my son and it dried out a bit but we just added a touch of milk and we were good to go. I really enjoyed the taste of this as it wasn't too sweet. I was worried about the amount a milk and probably would cut it back just a bit next time. I cooked mine for 40 minutes and I agree with the other reviewer that the milk that skimmed on the sides didn't look too appetizing. I just took a knife and mixed it up a bit before anyone else noticed.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Bonnie G #2
on October 16, 2011
It gets so crazy during the holidays that we often don't eat the way we should. This was a wonderful warm breakfast for us and I love having the left overs to heat up when we are in a hurry. I made this exactly as directed and wouldn't change a thing. Just sweet enough and went together so easy. The baking time gave me those extra few minutes in the morning to get organized and was then ready to pull out of the oven just in time for breakfast with hot coffee. DH added a splash of milk to his, but not me - I loved it just as made hot from the oven. Now I've got enough left over for 2 more meals with no more prep than popping in the microwave. What a great idea and no wonder you've had all these great reviews. I think next time I'll try it with steel oats for that chewy factor.
Update 10-16-2011 I've made this many times now and enjoy it each and every one - but I'm now using steel oats and find that I really enjoy the diffeance it makes. One of my favorite cool weather breakfasts.
Wonderful oatmeal. Different than the typical baked oatmeal as it doesnt have any eggs or leavening agent. It was slightly slicky and just sweet enough. Way easy to make. Will definitely keep this recipe around for a nice change of pace from the usual baked oatmeal. Thank you so much for posting.
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on August 23, 2010
Wonderful result for me here ! Really it makes several breakfasts in one hit so very convenient. I mixed diced cooked pear through it and it all baked up well together.So now for brekky I take my serve , heat in the m/wave and add yoghurt and breakfast is done - just perfect !
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on May 08, 2010
Didn't quite do it for me for the 40 minutes or so it took. I normally make oatmeal with butter and brown sugar - 5 minutes. Sorry
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on January 08, 2010
This is not the typical baked oatmeal that my family is use to. Only 1 child liked this and the others just played around with it until the school bus came. I wish I could have rated this higher since it has many rave reviews, but for my family, it did not go well. Thanks anyway.
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on November 27, 2009
I cut it down to serve 2 and baked it in ramekin dishes. I used a little less milk than called for since we like more firm oatmeal. I skipped on the almonds but added the cinnamon. Much loved all around!
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on August 31, 2009
Very yummy. Cut down to serve two and baked in custard cups. Made with steel cut oats it came out thick and chew which is just the way we like. Thanks for the post.
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on July 05, 2009
Made this to serve 1 and it worked out great!! I love almonds but think I would leave them out next time!! This would be great to do on the weekend as you could get up and mix it all up and put in the oven while you have time to shower and get ready while it bakes!! After baking I served it with a splash of milk. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Made for holiday tag.
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on July 03, 2009
Great oatmeal recipe! I halved the recipe and left out the almonds, otherwise made just as directed. It's perfectly sweetened as it is - served topped with a little milk and it was a terrific breakfast - thanks for sharing the recipe!
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on June 09, 2009
This is a terrific recipe. I`ve just made it and put half away for midnight snacks (warmed up in microwave with spot of milk). Only one thing. Although I`ve got a very sweet tooth I still found it was a bit too sweet so next time I`ll only put the maple syrup and omit any sugar. This is a real find!
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on December 17, 2008
Wonderful! Nice, hot and creamy with the crunch of nuts and just the right amount of maple (not too overpowering). Perfect as is, or also perfect with raisins added, which is how my husband likes it. Thanks for sharing! ~Sue
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on November 22, 2008
I made this for just myself. After baking, I divided it into 6 pieces which made 6 breakfasts for me. I heated it in the microwave, added milk and either raisins or chopped pear. A great breakfast for people on the go.
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on October 31, 2008
This was very good and easy to make. I made this for Sunday school class and it was quick to put together in the morning. I like that this recipe has no eggs since my ds has an egg allergy. I also left out the almonds (ds allergic). Thank you for a great recipe.
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A very good dish !!! The flavor was EXCELLENT, but the taste was EVEN BETTER !! Easy to prepare, The only thing I did was I added a dash of brown sugar. Made for Holiday tag.
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on August 18, 2008
This was easy to make! I used almond milk, and maple sugar. Nice taste. I scaled the recipe down for one and used a individual casserole dish.
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Made for "I Recommend Recipe" Tag. Really easy oatmeal recipe. It's great that you can put it in the oven and walk away - no standing at the stove watching it cook. The other great thing is that it reheats really well. Thanks Boomette for posting this recipe.
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This is good. Skipped the almonds (DS allergies) and used soy milk (same allergic child). Thanks for sharing. We'll definately make this again.
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on June 29, 2008
Yummy! We loved this oatmeal! We liked the added cinnamon. My family enjoyed it with some vanila soy milk. Thanks Boomette! Made for ZWT4 - Jefes de la Cocina.
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on June 29, 2008
Nice baked oatmeal. We really liked the maple flavour. Next time I would reduce the milk, as it formed a skin over the whole dish, which wasn't terribly appealing. Thanks Boomette! Made for ZWT 4.
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