6 Grain Breakfast in the Crock Pot

"A healthy breakfast. Throw it in the crock pot before bed time and wake up to a sweet smelling house."
 
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Ready In:
6hrs 5mins
Ingredients:
9
Serves:
3-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine ingredients in crock pot. Mix well.
  • Cover and cook on low for 6 to 8 hours.
  • Stir before serving.
  • Add more water if needed.

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  1. I made this a few days ago. Wanted to put it in the crockpot, but forgot, so when I got up I did it on the stove top just like I would brown rice. It was perfect! I made as written although I did add dried cranberries to it and ate with un-sweet Almond milk over it. It warmed me nicely with all the cold weather we have had. Thanks for a great, hearty breakfast! Next time I'm going to try the crock pot.
     
  2. This was really delicious! I didn't have any barley, so I used 4 1/2 tbs bulgur wheat instead. I also left out the apple (not a big apple fan) and substituted dried cranberries and dates. I made this Sunday afternoon and have been reheating small portions every morning for an easy, quick breakfast! I add a splash of milk and a sprinkling of wheat bran and cinnamon chips when reheating and it's great!!
     
  3. I had every intention of making this exactly like the recipe said the first time, but was out of bulgur wheat. I tripled the recipe (I have a big crockpot) and subbed whole white wheat for the bulgur. Cooked this for 7 hrs on low and it was perfect. Next time I'm going to rinse the quinoa before I put it in. I forgot I was supposed to. The kids loved it with a little sucanat for sweetening. I'm going to add this to our breakfast rotation - I love the variety of grains in here! Thanks for such a simple and good recipe!
     
  4. Easy, delicious. I made this with the intention of having leftovers to heat up every morning before work ... perfect! I didn't have barley or quinoa, but I had wild rice and polenta. Definitely will make again! Thanks
     
  5. This is really good. I'll be making it regularly as I always pack breakfast to eat at work. I did add some sweetener. Next time I may add another apple.
     
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  1. I had every intention of making this exactly like the recipe said the first time, but was out of bulgur wheat. I tripled the recipe (I have a big crockpot) and subbed whole white wheat for the bulgur. Cooked this for 7 hrs on low and it was perfect. Next time I'm going to rinse the quinoa before I put it in. I forgot I was supposed to. The kids loved it with a little sucanat for sweetening. I'm going to add this to our breakfast rotation - I love the variety of grains in here! Thanks for such a simple and good recipe!
     
  2. Liked it. Tasty and filling. I used couscous instead of quinoa because I just like it better, and I used dates instead of apples. It definitely needed added water in the morning. And I"m glad I have a non-stick crockpot because it would have been a mess to clean up otherwise. I served it with a little milk and some sweetener. Thanks for the recipe. I love my grains!
     

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