http://genevalunch.com/the-rambling-epicure/2009/11/10/capuccino-oats/ The Rambling Epicure Fri, 26 Feb 2010 17:45:40 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://genevalunch.com/the-rambling-epicure/2009/11/10/capuccino-oats/#comment-347 Ellen Wallace Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:46:20 +0000 http://genevalunch.com/the-rambling-epicure/?p=4923#comment-347 My friendly household chef, who is brighter in the early hours than I am, does our oats, so I don't usually have this problem. But I'll keep it in mind for an emergency, or a day when I want a new approach to breakfast - sounds interesting! I had oats drilled into me when I was little, but found them soooo boring. When my husband was told he had diabetes and oats for breakfast would be a good start to diet reform I wasn't eager to join him. But we discovered that some Coop supermarkets sell "gros" (large) oat flakes as well as the smaller "fin" and they really are better. We use 2 small cups of water to 1 cup of oats, stirring the oats into the boiling water, then turn it down for 15 minutes to very low heat, adding a pinch of salt. We then add a drizzle of milk, cover, and let it sit another 5 minutes. I'm almost loving them now. My friendly household chef, who is brighter in the early hours than I am, does our oats, so I don’t usually have this problem. But I’ll keep it in mind for an emergency, or a day when I want a new approach to breakfast – sounds interesting! I had oats drilled into me when I was little, but found them soooo boring. When my husband was told he had diabetes and oats for breakfast would be a good start to diet reform I wasn’t eager to join him. But we discovered that some Coop supermarkets sell “gros” (large) oat flakes as well as the smaller “fin” and they really are better. We use 2 small cups of water to 1 cup of oats, stirring the oats into the boiling water, then turn it down for 15 minutes to very low heat, adding a pinch of salt. We then add a drizzle of milk, cover, and let it sit another 5 minutes. I’m almost loving them now.

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