Hurray!
Just in case you needed an oatmeal tutorial:
Steel-Cut (Irish) - Coarse, chopped up oats. Take longer to cook, but yield chewier oatmeal.
Old-Fashioned (Rolled) - Oat flakes that have been steamed, rolled flat, and toasted. Minimally processed for maximum health benefits.
Quick-Cooking - Old-fashioned oats that have been rolled thinner and cut into smaller pieces, so they cook faster.
Instant - Thin, precooked oats with less natural flavor and t exture. Often contain added salt, sugar, and/or other flavorings.
Go celebrate with a steaming bowl of oatmeal!
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3 comments:
do ya even LIKE oatmeal?
i do and it has to be old fashioned ROLLED for me. instant, well no southern girl would cook instant oatmeal...
oatmeal? oatmeal. OATmeal???
I LOVE oatmeal!!! And I will eat instant in a pinch. Of course, I prefer grits.
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