After meal prepping my steel cut oatmeal, I was cutting the big block of cooked and refrigerated oats the following day when I had this amazing idea! What if I cut this into smaller stick-size pieces ...

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Oats can be eaten in many forms, from ultra-processed instant oatmeal, to oat groats. I most commonly reach for rolled oats or steel cut oats. Less processing of the oat groat equals more fiber. Steel ...

As the name suggests, steel-cut oats are grains that have been chopped into two or three pieces. The minimal processing makes for a chewy bite—no mushiness here. Yes, Irish oats (as they’re sometimes ...

1. Preheat your oven to 375. 2. Slice about a half inch on the top and bottom of each apple. Using a melon baller, hollow out the apples, leaving about a half inch of flesh all around the apple. Save ...

No one’s saying you have to go meatless just because it’s Monday — but as incentive to join the growing movement, every week we’re offering an animal-free recipe. You may think that you hate oatmeal, ...

"I love risotto," says food writer and runner Art Smith, "and making it with steel-cut oats makes it extra healthy and delicious. 1 Add the olive oil and oats to a large pan. 2 Cook the oats for three ...

Both make for a hearty breakfast, but they have slight textural and nutritional differences. Both steel cut and rolled oats ...