If you ask yourself how to do the oats overnight for the first time, you are definitely not alone. Fashion breakfast always seems so adorable on social media, but not everyone who publishes these images shares their exact recipes. That said, after consulting a couple of different online oatmeal recipes, you can have a good idea of what you could need. After experiencing -with some different flavors of oats myself spending myself (peanut butter, cranberries and even “carrot cakes”) found a general and customizable list of steps to follow every time I want to make an unpleasant and satisfying meal.
My easy guide to oats overnight
1. Gather a batch of lidded masonry jars (preferably all the same sizes) in the portion individually for separate meals.
I usually use four brick jars for my preparation for food, but you can get this number up to five if you want the oats during the night for breakfast every day of work week. Although some suggest using standard 1 pint brick jars to get the job, you may find you prefer smaller jars. Much depends on how many additional ingredients and accessories you want to use.
2. In each jar, add ½ cup of rolled oats, a pinch of salt and then ½ cup of dairy milk or non-dairy.
They are probably the most important basic ingredients for oats overnight, but even with these, you have a little margin. If you have not rolled up the oats, the fast kitchen oats will also work. And it is also a fun opportunity to experiment with non -dairy milk you want to try (macadamia and anacard are fun and tasty options). It is worth noting that ½ cup of rolled oats also contains five grams of protein.
3. Add the ingredients you want to shine in the final oats recipe.
Because I adore peanut butter, I often add a tablespoon or two of sauced peanut butter to each jar. You can also copy this advice with other alternative nuts of nuts, such as almond butter and anacard butter. Sometimes I add a pinch of a preferred spice for a seasonal taste (such as pumpkin species in autumn). If you want a oatmeal experience per night, you can also consider adding a ½ cup of non-dairy yogurt, such as coconut yogurt.
(Lateral note: Some people use milk and milk based on dairy products for their oatmeal recipes at night, but I usually prefer plants based because I find that they usually last a little longer.)
4. Gently mix the ingredients in all jugs, seal them strong and put them in the fridge.
Then let them sit there in peace at least one night before breaking a open. We know that it can be tempting to look and try it before, but patience is really the key to excellent oats.
5. Stir a sweetener if you want, add the accessories you want.
From honey to agave to Stevia, there are many sweeteners who mix well with oats overnight. Choose what you like best, and the world is virtually your oyster when it comes to accessories. Sliced bananas are a popular choice, and so are the cranberries full of antioxidants. PS: To get a protein impulse, try adding a tablespoon of chia seeds or an additional stream of dried butter to the top.
6. Enjoy!
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