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By jeanmarieok
Richmond, VA
on March 14, 2011
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It's so good! I make this a lot, and have found it to be a very popular breakfast offering when I have weekend guests.
By bsmanning
orem, utah
on March 09, 2011
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Wonderful recipe! I've used skim milk and fat free Greek yogurt to replace the buttermilk, and it turns out pretty much the same! Then I use Stevia to sweeten it and add fresh fruit and slivered almonds. Love it!
By ShannonInCT
on January 14, 2011
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Great hearty oatmeal with nice texture.
3jboymama: Calorie content is 200-210 Calories per serving without the brown sugar.
By 3jboymama
on January 07, 2011
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This looks wonderful! Is there a way to find the caloric content? Thank-you
By Kurohime
Brooklyn, NY
on January 07, 2011
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Non dairy version: used coconut oil to toast oats; cooked in rice cooker on porridge setting using vanilla soy milk instead of water. Added toasted coconut, cinnamon, nutmeg and whatever dried or fresh fruit I have on hand. Excellent!
By sjlo5
on December 28, 2010
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Made this recently after watching the show. Used 1/4 C half and half and 1/4 C skim milk to approximate whole milk, which I never have on hand. Even though I mixed the buttermilk into the milk ahead of time, it still curdled when added to the oatmeal. But the taste was great and we will make this again.
By taradean
Rural Ohio
on December 25, 2010
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This was my first experience with steel cut oats. Love them! I used 1/4 c whole milk and 1/4 c cream and then added chopped pecans, raisins, brown sugar and cinnamon. I think I'll make these again tomorrow!
By UmmBilal
on December 23, 2010
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I love this recipe. if you don't have buttermilk (i never have it, you can mix milk with either vinegar or lemon juice to get the same effect as buttermilk.
By cjamer37
on December 14, 2010
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If your located in Delaware County PA "The Head Nut" has Scott's Irish Steel-Cut Oats at .99 a lb. I believe they also have a website that you can order from as well.
By BakerStreetIrre...
on December 05, 2010
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Best. Oatmeal. Ever.
I did end up altering the milk to 3/4 milk total instead of the using the milk/buttermilk combo the recipe calls for (I have never had buttermilk in my fridge. I also add a bit of kosher salt at the very end after I turn the stove off.
I end up getting about four breakfasts out of each batch...I have fun changing out toppings and mix-ins each day!