Oatmeal and Applesauce*
1 serving of oatmeal, cooked
1 serving of applesauce (I used our homemade)
1/2 - 1 tsp. cinnamon, to taste
1 T of brown sugar (if applesauce is unsweetened)
Oatmeal and Blueberries(or raspberries)
1 serving of oatmeal, cooked
1 serving of blueberries (I frozen during the winter and fresh in the summer)
1/2 - 1 tsp. cinnamon, to taste
1 T of brown sugar (if berries are too tart)
Oatmeal and Peaches (or nectarines)
1 serving of oatmeal, cooked
1 serving of peaches (I frozen or canned during the winter and fresh in the summer)
1/2 - 1 tsp. cinnamon, to taste
1 T of brown sugar (if peaches need it... usually only the fresh ones do)
Place fruit in a small sauce or frying pan, and warm/cook fruit with a bit of brown sugar and water, if needed. Cook oatmeal according to directions, I omit salt, and just before oatmeal is fully cooked, add fruit to the oatmeal and allow both to finish cooking. Transfer to a bowl and top with cinnamon. Enjoy!
*If using applesauce, just make the oatmeal as directed.
Oh my goodness, we have oatmeal every morning for breakfast...this would be a HIT at my house! Thank you so much!
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Can you tell me what a "serving" of applesauce would be? Thanks!
ReplyDelete@ Klutzymama --
ReplyDeleteYes, I usually make the "healthy heart" serving of oatmeal and use a heaping 1/2 C of applesauce (or of other fruits).
Thanks SW!
ReplyDeleteTastes like apple pie.....what a treat for breakfast!
ReplyDeleteHello! I think I'll make this tomorrow! Looks delish and since we just got 6 inches of show, it should make for a warm, hearty breakfast.
ReplyDeleteFor a summer option, I often eat applesauce topped with homemade granola for breakfast. It's another way to get the fruit and the oats, but a cold version.
Thanks for all of your great posts and recipes. Yum!