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By SuzTheQ
on November 07, 2010
Great recipe! My experience with baked oatmeal in the past is that it is usually kinda dry. I wanted to avoid that with this recipe, so I made it as written except I used pecans (it was what I had) and added a peeled, grated apple, which provided some extra moisture and put it over the top. Yummy- will definitely make this again. Great make-ahead breakfast to take to work. Thanks puppitypup!
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on July 07, 2008
I love baked oatmeal, and this is no exception. I have never made it with cranberries, so that was a nice addition. I did add 1/4 cup of brown sugar and 2 tablespoons of maple syrup to this, and I don't like things too sweet. I also added more walnuts and baked it for 30 minutes. It was a great breakfast!
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on July 01, 2008
This was a real breakfast treat. I made it with almonds rather than walnuts as they were the only nuts I had. I think this recipe lends itself to all sorts of substitutions--dried cherries and almonds, dried apricots and pecans, etc. Other than the nut substitution I made this as written. I thought the amount of sugar was just right and I did not add any when serving. Thanks for a very yummy recipe puppitypup. Made and reviewed for ZWT4.
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on July 01, 2008
This went great with the pancakes everyone in the office thrilled that I was doing ZWT4 last minute recipes....thanks
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This made a nice breakfast for me and the kids this morning before we go berry picking. I am trying to get them away from processed cereals. They liked pretty well. I thought it was very satisfying. I added some maple syrup on top with milk for serving. It needed that little bit more sweetness for us. Thanks for sharing. Made for my Babes ZWT4.
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 **Mandy**
on June 26, 2008
This was lovely, I did a half batch but still used the egg. I used dried cranberries & blueberries and slivered almonds in place of walnuts. I subbed Splenda for the sugar & left out the butter, served with vanilla yoghurt this made a healthy & filling brekky for 2. Made for ZWT 4.
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on June 23, 2008
The walnuts get nice and toasted with this oatmeal. I reduced the amount of butter and added some maple syrup over the top for some extra sweetness. If I were to make it again, I would add additional brown sugar. A nice healthy breakfast!
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on June 20, 2008
I love baked oatmeal and truly enjoyed the texture of this recipe. I served this with maple syrup on the side for drizzling. Made for *ZWT 4*
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on October 14, 2007
First time having baked oatmeal - but for sure will not be my last!! This is perfect for breakfast as it is not too sweet - had mine with some low-fat yogurt and fruits. Delish! Thanks puppitypup! :)
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on October 08, 2007
I like baked oatmeal, but found this was not sweet enough for me. I did leave out the dried fruit, because I don't like who they rehydrate when cooking. So...maybe that was the reason that it wasn't sweet enough. Still, I think it needs a little more cinnamon and a couple of tbsp of brown sugar. I did end up serving with milk and a litle brown sugar on top.
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on August 19, 2007
I make something very similar to this with grated apple in it so I was trying out this as an alternative which I will now definitely do again. It was moist and not too sweet which I loved. I doubled the recipe and I served it with fresh fruit and vanilla yoghurt. Thankou puppitypup for posting this.
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