OATS

[Anonymous No.12539202]

Hello co/ck/s. I come from a piss poor shit 3rd world country where everybody swears we have the best food in the world while making ridiculous shit like oat porridge with 5 parts water to 1 oats.

I need good oats recipes because they are good for your body and your soul. Just had an amazing oatmeal

>1 part pre cooked oats
>1 part 1% milk
>2 tsp cocoa powder
>some really good stevia

pls i need your recipes

[Anonymous No.12539208]

Greece? Russia?

[Anonymous No.12539218]

>>12539202
>5 parts water to 1 oats
we all know the recommended ratio is one hall to one oats

[Anonymous No.12539237]

>>12539208
latin America

[Anonymous No.12539547]

>>12539202
sliced bananas (or other firm-ish fruit), pref. refrigerated, on top of cooked oats ( I use water), then add small pieces of broken up dark chocolate on top and add cinnamon. if the fruit is cold the chocolate kind of melts and reforms in a pleasant way

[Anonymous No.12539613]

>>12539202
>>some really good stevia
lol

[OP No.12539702]

>>12539202
Right now because it's summer here I do overnight oats. I just eyeball it but essentially it's just oats, whole milk, peanut butter, pinch of salt, and chocolate whey protein powder which I seal up and shake the shit out of it then toss it in the fridge. Makes a pretty good and filling cereal.

When it cools off I do the normal hot oats with honey and some berries either cooked in milk or water with a pinch of salt and some butter. Basic shit but good.

[Anonymous No.12539927]

This is how I make oats
>fill large glass with 90% oats 10% flaxseeds
>same glass 100% milk
>med high heat when it starts to get hot then lower heat stirring often
>add salt cinnamon nutmeg
>salt should be enough that it's slightly noticable but not taste salty, dont add a bitch amount
>chop banana in small pieces set aside
>oats will be thick because too little milk you can add a little splash if it gets too dry that it wont flow back when you stir but not too much, will add later
>when oats al dente take off the heat and add banana a knob of butter honey to taste
>add more milk until it has the consistency you like
Done.

[Anonymous No.12539936]

>>12539927

[Anonymous No.12540077]

oats are cool

i usually roast the oats, nuts, seeds until brown in a pan and then pour boiled water over them in a bowl. stir with some salt cinnamon. top with whatever diced/chopped fruit and raisins. wa la
i love oats

[Anonymous No.12540117]

>>12539202
The easiest recipe with oats i know that is also one of the tastiest is musli. I usually just put oats, raisins and something crunchy like dried banana in a bowl and pour milk over it. When I get tired of that I just add other stuff like coconut flakes or yogurt.

[Anonymous No.12540372]

Porridge is the best, I do 1 part oats to 1 part milk soaking in bowl whilst I boil another 1 part of milk in a pot, when that becomes frothy add the 1 to 1 oat and milk mix then cook till ready. Normally top it off with sliced bananas, maybe make a jam with some berries, some cocoa powder you can use peanut butter and if im feeling really lazy I use pic related (banana & toffe mix is amazing)

[Anonymous No.12540391]

>>12539202
Dump the stevia shit.
Add a small pinch of salt and a bit of honey.
It's not rocket science.

[Anonymous No.12540787]

Cook oats in unsweetened vanilla almond milk and a bit of salt
Add a scoop of creamy peanut butter, half an overripe banana and sweeten to taste
Heaven in a bowl

[Anonymous No.12540811]

>>12539218
good post

polite sage for off topic

[Anonymous No.12541032]

I just eat it with some cold milk like any other cereal. No need to waste more time than that.

[Anonymous No.12541038]

Can one really make an entire meal out of oats?

[Anonymous No.12541041]

Does not ferment his oats for at least a week.
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[Anonymous No.12541255]

>>12539202
I like 2 or 3 parts water to oats.

Add a couple tablespoons of peanut butter and some salt *maybe* sugar and I'm generally good.

[Anonymous No.12541269]

1 part oats
3 part water
Sugar for toppings

[Anonymous No.12541424]

>>12539202
>where everybody swears we have the best food in the world while making ridiculous shit
I see you're from every country outside of the United States, who uses muh food to cope with being completely worthless.

[Anonymous No.12541994]

>>12540117
No accusations,
Just friendly crustaceans
Under the seeeeeeeea
And in your milkshake,
Apparentlyyyyy

[Anonymous No.12542465]

>>12541032
that brings up a good point, you can pour liquid and oats in a bowl in a fridge overnight with maybe some dried fruit or w/e else and it'll absorb the liquid as if it were cooked. i think that's called 'overnight oats'

[Anonymous No.12542566]

Cocoa powder, peanut butter and honey

[Anonymous No.12542571]

>>12539202
Water and salt. If I'm feeling squirrely, a dollop of [greek] yogurt.

[Anonymous No.12542584]

>>12539202
Swedish Negro Balls

[Anonymous No.12542623]

>>12539202
>they are good for your body
lol no they aren't. wheat and grains are terrible for you.

[Anonymous No.12542658]

>>12539202

Milk and honey. Sometimes but pumpkin seeds on it.

[Anonymous No.12542768]

>>12542465
what ratio a best anon?