Comments on: Make Your Own DELICIOUS Sneaky Oatmeal Mix: Oatmeal Food Storage Recipes http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes Take advantage of my FREE food storage recipes, handouts, videos, classes, product reviews-and MORE! Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:22:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Digital Scrapbooking http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-6897 Digital Scrapbooking Mon, 19 Oct 2009 02:58:53 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-6897 I eat my cooked oatmeal with a frozen tri-berry mix from Costco (nuked for about one minute to thaw) and yogurt. My mother-in-law eats her oatmeal with fresh orange slices and orange yogurt. Yummy, try it! Also you can roll your own groats into oatmeal with a flaker device for the freshest, healthiest cereal.<br><br>I also eat an 8-grain mix with cooked whole grains (cooked with double the amount of water for 45 minutes). I freeze the cooked grains in portion sizes and only have to cook a new batch every 2 months. This is the best, I mean the best constipation reliever in the world; I'm talking fiber+ here. It relieves diverticulosis and improves health tremendously. My husband teases me that I'm eating a pinecone. I do have my berries and yogurt on this; not for those used to sugary, processed cold cereal. I eat my cooked oatmeal with a frozen tri-berry mix from Costco (nuked for about one minute to thaw) and yogurt. My mother-in-law eats her oatmeal with fresh orange slices and orange yogurt. Yummy, try it! Also you can roll your own groats into oatmeal with a flaker device for the freshest, healthiest cereal.

I also eat an 8-grain mix with cooked whole grains (cooked with double the amount of water for 45 minutes). I freeze the cooked grains in portion sizes and only have to cook a new batch every 2 months. This is the best, I mean the best constipation reliever in the world; I'm talking fiber+ here. It relieves diverticulosis and improves health tremendously. My husband teases me that I'm eating a pinecone. I do have my berries and yogurt on this; not for those used to sugary, processed cold cereal.

]]> By: Digital Scrapbooking http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-6898 Digital Scrapbooking Mon, 19 Oct 2009 02:40:47 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-6898 There two kinds of rolled oatmeal at the LDS canneries--quick and regular; I used the larger flake--regular and it cooked in the microwave in 3 minutes and turned out wonderful. Our family cooks single portions and we use a plastic bowl nearly 7" wide and 2-3/4" high. Tubberware makes one in a 4-1/4 C or 1 liter size and Rubbermade makes a 1.5 Qt or 1.4 liter size. Oatmeal does not boil over in this size bowl; it is wide with upright (not slanted) sides. The oatmeal mix nearly boils to the top, though, in the 2nd to 3th minute in the microwave, but not over the top. No mess! This oatmeal mix is fabulous because its like expensive packs in the box at the store, but cheaper and healthier. There two kinds of rolled oatmeal at the LDS canneries–quick and regular; I used the larger flake–regular and it cooked in the microwave in 3 minutes and turned out wonderful. Our family cooks single portions and we use a plastic bowl nearly 7″ wide and 2-3/4″ high. Tubberware makes one in a 4-1/4 C or 1 liter size and Rubbermade makes a 1.5 Qt or 1.4 liter size. Oatmeal does not boil over in this size bowl; it is wide with upright (not slanted) sides. The oatmeal mix nearly boils to the top, though, in the 2nd to 3th minute in the microwave, but not over the top. No mess! This oatmeal mix is fabulous because its like expensive packs in the box at the store, but cheaper and healthier.

]]> By: Digital Scrapbooking http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-5963 Digital Scrapbooking Sun, 18 Oct 2009 19:58:53 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-5963 I eat my cooked oatmeal with a frozen tri-berry mix from Costco (nuked for about one minute to thaw) and yogurt. My mother-in-law eats her oatmeal with fresh orange slices and orange yogurt. Yummy, try it! Also you can roll your own groats into oatmeal with a flaker device for the freshest, healthiest cereal.<br><br>I also eat an 8-grain mix with cooked whole grains (cooked with double the amount of water for 45 minutes). I freeze the cooked grains in portion sizes and only have to cook a new batch every 2 months. This is the best, I mean the best constipation reliever in the world; I'm talking fiber+ here. It relieves diverticulosis and improves health tremendously. My husband teases me that I'm eating a pinecone. I do have my berries and yogurt on this; not for those used to sugary, processed cold cereal. I eat my cooked oatmeal with a frozen tri-berry mix from Costco (nuked for about one minute to thaw) and yogurt. My mother-in-law eats her oatmeal with fresh orange slices and orange yogurt. Yummy, try it! Also you can roll your own groats into oatmeal with a flaker device for the freshest, healthiest cereal.

I also eat an 8-grain mix with cooked whole grains (cooked with double the amount of water for 45 minutes). I freeze the cooked grains in portion sizes and only have to cook a new batch every 2 months. This is the best, I mean the best constipation reliever in the world; I'm talking fiber+ here. It relieves diverticulosis and improves health tremendously. My husband teases me that I'm eating a pinecone. I do have my berries and yogurt on this; not for those used to sugary, processed cold cereal.

]]> By: erlthegirl http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-5958 erlthegirl Sun, 18 Oct 2009 19:40:47 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-5958 There two kinds of rolled oatmeal at the LDS canneries--quick and regular; I used the larger flake--regular and it cooked in the microwave in 3 minutes and turned out wonderful. Our family cooks single portions and we use a plastic bowl nearly 7" wide and 2-3/4" high. Tubberware makes one in a 4-1/4 C or 1 liter size and Rubbermade makes a 1.5 Qt or 1.4 liter size. Oatmeal does not boil over in this size bowl; it is wide with upright (not slanted) sides. The oatmeal mix nearly boils to the top, though, in the 2nd to 3th minute in the microwave, but not over the top. No mess! This oatmeal mix is fabulous because its like expensive packs in the box at the store, but cheaper and healthier. There two kinds of rolled oatmeal at the LDS canneries–quick and regular; I used the larger flake–regular and it cooked in the microwave in 3 minutes and turned out wonderful. Our family cooks single portions and we use a plastic bowl nearly 7″ wide and 2-3/4″ high. Tubberware makes one in a 4-1/4 C or 1 liter size and Rubbermade makes a 1.5 Qt or 1.4 liter size. Oatmeal does not boil over in this size bowl; it is wide with upright (not slanted) sides. The oatmeal mix nearly boils to the top, though, in the 2nd to 3th minute in the microwave, but not over the top. No mess! This oatmeal mix is fabulous because its like expensive packs in the box at the store, but cheaper and healthier.

]]> By: Anonymous http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-5725 Anonymous Wed, 16 Sep 2009 15:12:39 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-5725 Oatmeal tip. For creamy (the oat flakes are almost gone), less chunky oatmeal, start with cold water mixed into the oats. For chunkier (more pronounced oat flakes) oatmeal, start with hot water and mix into the oats. Learned this from a Scottish publication years ago. Oatmeal tip. For creamy (the oat flakes are almost gone), less chunky oatmeal, start with cold water mixed into the oats. For chunkier (more pronounced oat flakes) oatmeal, start with hot water and mix into the oats.
Learned this from a Scottish publication years ago.

]]> By: cutiepie http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-770 cutiepie Fri, 28 Nov 2008 07:58:48 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-770 mary poppins lol mary poppins lol

]]> By: cutiepie http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-8167 cutiepie Fri, 28 Nov 2008 07:58:00 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-8167 mary poppins lol mary poppins lol

]]> By: rneweyfamily http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-403 rneweyfamily Tue, 16 Sep 2008 14:33:00 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-403 Here's a tip to avoid boiling over. Instead of microwaving the whole bowl, just heat up boiling water and pour it over the oatmeal and let it sit for a minute. My husband will put water on to heat up as he is the first one awake and then I just add it to the oatmeal as each child wakes up. Make sure the water is really hot though, so that it does cook the oatmeal. Here’s a tip to avoid boiling over. Instead of microwaving the whole bowl, just heat up boiling water and pour it over the oatmeal and let it sit for a minute. My husband will put water on to heat up as he is the first one awake and then I just add it to the oatmeal as each child wakes up. Make sure the water is really hot though, so that it does cook the oatmeal.

]]> By: rneweyfamily http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-8165 rneweyfamily Tue, 16 Sep 2008 14:33:00 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-8165 Here's a tip to avoid boiling over. Instead of microwaving the whole bowl, just heat up boiling water and pour it over the oatmeal and let it sit for a minute. My husband will put water on to heat up as he is the first one awake and then I just add it to the oatmeal as each child wakes up. Make sure the water is really hot though, so that it does cook the oatmeal. Here’s a tip to avoid boiling over. Instead of microwaving the whole bowl, just heat up boiling water and pour it over the oatmeal and let it sit for a minute. My husband will put water on to heat up as he is the first one awake and then I just add it to the oatmeal as each child wakes up. Make sure the water is really hot though, so that it does cook the oatmeal.

]]> By: plugalong http://everydayfoodstorage.net/2008/09/09/make-your-own-delicious-sneaky-oatmeal-mix/food-storage-recipes#comment-397 plugalong Sat, 13 Sep 2008 18:07:00 +0000 http://everydayfoodstorage.net/?p=83#comment-397 I used my bulk bought regular rolled oats and it worked really well other than the boiling over.... <br/>I'm thinking you could use dried berries of all kinds. We are going to try dried banana's first.<br/>Thanks for sharing this recipe. I used my bulk bought regular rolled oats and it worked really well other than the boiling over….
I’m thinking you could use dried berries of all kinds. We are going to try dried banana’s first.
Thanks for sharing this recipe.

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