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I'm into sharing. Isn't sharing fun?
I thought that it would be fun to share this particular recipe because we get so much use and enjoyment out of it, and have been for years. It is a favorite for breakfasts around here, and I have been known to make it for dinner when the "meat lovers," won't be home for dinner!
You don't have to make the entire recipe .. if you don't have a large family, then just adapt it. and if you DO have quite a number of people to feed, then you are in luck.
So, here we go:
I thought that it would be fun to share this particular recipe because we get so much use and enjoyment out of it, and have been for years. It is a favorite for breakfasts around here, and I have been known to make it for dinner when the "meat lovers," won't be home for dinner!
You don't have to make the entire recipe .. if you don't have a large family, then just adapt it. and if you DO have quite a number of people to feed, then you are in luck.
So, here we go:
BAKED OATMEAL
Beat together:
2 c. Oil
2 c. Sugar
8 eggs
Then Add:
12 c. Quick Oats
2 Tablespoons AND 2 teaspoons Baking Powder
4 teaspoons salt
4 c. Milk
(raisins if you like)
Pour into a sprayed 16 x 10 pan and bake for 45 min. in a 350 oven.
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THIS OATMEAL bakes in a pan... and then sliced into squares..
Pour over with COLD milk!
Mmmmmm!
THIS OATMEAL bakes in a pan... and then sliced into squares..
Pour over with COLD milk!
Mmmmmm!
ENJOY!!!
(If you half this recipe, you can make it in a 9 x 13 pan)
We use grapeseed oil, sea salt, and organic oats, our own brown eggs, and organic milk.
Be sure to use baking powder with OUT aluminum. ( Rumford brand is the one that we use.)
It is so yummy,,,, and it was so much fun sharing with you.
I just popped some on the oven!
Labels: Recipes
7 Comments:
At July 22, 2009 at 10:45 PM , April said...
Sounds real tasty!! I always loved putting syrup in my oatmeal, but I have never made it myself before.
You should join our MckLinky Blog Hops on Tuesdays - this past tuesday was "our favorite recipes!", that was the day I did my give away too! :) But have no fear - there will be more LOL
Glad to hear you are enjoying your summer!! The past few days here have been rainy, so during nap times - here is where you'll find me :)
At July 23, 2009 at 7:32 AM , Holly said...
It sounds yummy! You could add so many different things to this and spice it up. :)
At July 23, 2009 at 2:13 PM , Drahdrah said...
Sounds delicious. I think I might try it for breakfast tomorrow. Is it supposed to end up like a cake? I mean, do you cut it out in squares once it's done?
At July 27, 2009 at 12:53 PM , Tea with Tiffany said...
Stopping by to say hi and to let you know I finally answered your questions from June. They will post on Wednesday. I did them today in two parts, yours was on the second half.
Oatmeal is yummy!
At July 28, 2009 at 10:41 AM , Kami said...
This sounds really great! I do have a large family (though not quite as large as yours!) so we're always looking for quick ways to make breakfast more enjoyable than cold cereal. This sounds great .. I plan to try it out soon! :)
It's been fun reading through your blog and getting to "know" you. You are clearly a woman after God's own heart - I admire that!
I look forward to learning more about you and your beautiful family!
At August 9, 2011 at 2:04 PM , Angela said...
came across this recipe two days ago and I just made my second batch of this yummy oatmeal!!! thanks so much for sharing. I did add vanilla extract to this second batch so it has a hint of vanilla....even better!!! :)
At August 10, 2011 at 2:59 PM , Angela said...
I featured this recipe/your blog today!
http://angelassewingforsanity.blogspot.com/2011/08/wednesdays-feature_10.html
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