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“I’m a Good Mommy” Steel Cut Oatmeal

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This is the world’s easiest way to make sure your kids have a hot, yummy breakfast before they run off to school. Usually, steel cut oatmeal takes a really long time and instant oatmeal is sort of gross. So I found a great way to make steel cut oatmeal in the crock pot with minimal effort. It’s very good for my parental ego.

Ingredients

  • 1 cup Steel Cut Oatmeal (any Kind)
  • 2 cups Water
  • 2 cups Milk

Preparation

Start making this the night before you want to eat it.

First, find a heat-safe bowl that will fit in your crock pot when the lid is on. I use an oval corningware casserole dish that fits just right in my big oval-shaped crock pot. Make sure the dish will comfortably hold all four cups of liquid.

Once you’ve found the bowl, put it in the crock pot and add the steel cut oats, 2 cups of water and 2 cups of milk. Then, add additional water to the crock pot (NOT THE BOWL) until it comes about halfway up the side of the bowl with the oats in it (a pitcher is helpful here). Basically, you’re making a water bath so the oats will cook but not burn on the bottom or sides of the bowl.

Now, turn your crock pot on low, go to bed and when you wake up in the morning, breakfast is done and you have fulfilled your maternal duty to feed your children something for breakfast besides Nacho Cheese Doritos.

Add brown sugar, honey, cinnamon, berries, bananas, etc. The possibilities are endless.

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redfox on 5.13.2010

This looks good, but can I double it? My clan would go through quite a bit more of this!!

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cutiepie on 12.9.2009

This is a great way to cook steel cut oats. The texture is chewy and creamy. It is bland so make sure to add sugar, berries before eating. It’s nice waking up to a hot breakfast.

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