Toasted
Oatmeal was at one point an okay thing in life. Exposed to nothing more that instant oats, I usually made the dish more exciting by adding some maple syrup and perhaps bananas. A satisfactory meal.
And then I discovered the real thing.
Steel-cut oats first toasted with a sliver of butter, then cooked slow on the stove, finished with a dollop of maple cream. To make the dish just right, pour warm milk over the mess. It's chewy, it's hearty, it's just so good. A rare breakfast that's good enough to get me out of bed.
And then I discovered the real thing.
Steel-cut oats first toasted with a sliver of butter, then cooked slow on the stove, finished with a dollop of maple cream. To make the dish just right, pour warm milk over the mess. It's chewy, it's hearty, it's just so good. A rare breakfast that's good enough to get me out of bed.
1 Comments:
Mmmmmm...this sounds heavenly. I make mine in the microwave, and while it's much better than instant, it's a far cry from the way you describe!
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