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Old 01-25-2005, 10:29 AM   #1
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Question Steel Cut Oats

I made some steel cuts oats this morning and the mircowave directions were .25 cup oats .75 cup water mirowave for 3-5 min. I did 5 and they were still a little hard. This is the first time I've eaten them so I'm not sure if that is how they are, or if I did something wrong somewhere (ie measurments, time). Not much flavor, does anyone add anything to give flavor?

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Cook them on the stove like rice. They come out better

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I made some steel cuts oats this morning and the mircowave directions were .25 cup oats .75 cup water mirowave for 3-5 min. I did 5 and they were still a little hard. This is the first time I've eaten them so I'm not sure if that is how they are, or if I did something wrong somewhere (ie measurments, time). Not much flavor, does anyone add anything to give flavor?

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Bump on jodi's advice. You can also soak them in boiling water before cooking them. So pour over 0.75 cups of boiling water and leave them for 2 hrs before you cook them for 3 mins. Works perfectly.

For flavour - I like them plain!! But cinnamon goes well... Lots of people like cinnamon + SF maple syrup too... (But I must say that SF maple syrup + oats + PB is VERY GOOD! ).
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Cook them on the stove like rice. They come out better

I tried that - they came out all THICK. I bought them bulk in the health food store - do you think I need to rinse them first?

really, I can cook! I don't know why these things give me such a hard time!



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Yeah, I'd try rinsing them. I've never bought them in bulk. I've only bought the brand name one which I can't remember the name now LOL! I buy regular rolled oats in bulk though and usually next to the barrell are the standard cooking instructions.
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made some more this morning and added some honey. not to shabby.



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Everytime I try Steel Cut Oats in the Microwave they always flow over the top of the bowl, even if the bowl is really big.



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that happens to me as well



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I found some more tips on preparing steel cut oats here...i was having the same problem.

http://www.mccanns.ie/pages/preparation.html
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I make them a week in advance like it suggested. That way I have them ready each morning.
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