Apples & Raisin Quaker Steel-Cut Oatmeal
made in the Crock Pot

1 1/2 Cup of Water
1 Cup of 2% Milk
1 Cup of Quaker Steel-Cut Oat
3 Tablespoons of Brown Sugar
1 Tablespoon of Flax Seeds
1/4 teaspoon of Salt
2 Tablespoons of Butter
1 Cup of Raisins
2 Apples diced
VERY IMPORTANT ...spray your crock-pot with a non-stick spray or give it a coat of butter. Prevents oatmeal from sticking to your crock-pot.
Mix all ingredients in your crock pot. Cook on low for about 7 hours. I then place cooled oatmeal in a container. I store the container in the fridge and each morning I portion out a serving and heat my oatmeal in the microwave. Hot tasty oatmeal in 2 minutes.
Why do I use Quaker Oats?
For over 138 years they have been the leaders in healthy cereal. They were the first cereal to trademark and register for a patent in 1877. In 1922 Quaker Oats introduced Quaker Quick Oats one of the first convenience foods. Then in 1966 they introduced Quaker Instant Oatmeal - followed by the first flavored instant oatmeal that hit the market in 1970. In 1997 oatmeal was the first specific food the FDA approved the first health claim – oatmeal for heart health. Heart healthy oatmeal is a perfect way to start my day.
Quaker Oats says quality and caring to me! A name I can TRUST for my family!
This post is not a review...it is my real life! I received nothing from Quaker Oats to write this post or to use their product in my recipe. I use Quaker Oats because it is my oatmeal of choice! Give it a try!
This post is not a review...it is my real life! I received nothing from Quaker Oats to write this post or to use their product in my recipe. I use Quaker Oats because it is my oatmeal of choice! Give it a try!
I bet this is good on a cold day! I love you put apples in it.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fabulous! We have no school on Monday morning and I think a batch of this sounds perfect! We're having such cold weather lately. Thanks for sharing, especially the tip about using a non-stick spray!
ReplyDeleteI love Quaker Oats! Love it around here.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea. I love oatmeal, but when I get up in the morning I don't want to deal with preparing anything. This sounds fantastic. I'm going to print out the recipe now.
ReplyDeleteI like steel cut oatmeal much better than "regular" oatmeal but it takes so long to cook in the morning.. I like the idea of being able to put this on at night and having it hot and ready in the morning.
ReplyDeleteI never thought to put this in the crock pot. That is so neat. My hubby would like this.
ReplyDeleteI always wanted to try a batch in the crock pot but never got around to it. Thanks for reminding me and for sharing a great recipe. We only do Quaker Oats in our family! :)
ReplyDeleteI love steel cut oats but often don't have them because I don't have the time or patience in the morning to make them. Making them in the crockpot is genius!
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