louiskathy
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We've tried Bob's Red Mill Oatmeal. It's sturdy stuff. We've even gone there.
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But I like Snoqualmie Falls Oatmeal much better. Here in the NW, Winco Food stores carry it. It's NOT inexpensive compared to Quaker Old Fashioned but there's a big enough difference in taste that I'll buy Snoqualmie.
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NavyDood
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mockturtle wrote:I like old-fashioned oatmeal and I usually throw a bit of salt and some pitted prunes into it. Haven't tried the steel cut but I will if it's not too expensive. I get the Bob's Red Mill steel cut oats 24oz bag for $3 at the Commissary. You can get it on Amazon also. 
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TexasShadow wrote:I like any type of oatmeal, but I use oleo and salt on mine.
I did not know that the Oleo brand margine was still around. Have not saw that brand for about 30 years or more.
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swtgran
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I like my steel cut oats toasted before cooking in the pressure cooker. I toast up a quart jar of them and just take from that as needed.
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DD stirs yogurt into her oatmeal.
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brklyncamper
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I eat oatmeal almost every morning. Here's my standard:
1 cup old fashion oats
2 table spoons ground flax seek
slivered almonds (a gusto)
Afterwards, I sweeten with raw honey and top off with ground cinnamon and a whole banana.
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Tazymae
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We love steel cut oats too but have never cooked them in my pressure cooker. How do you do it? I was afraid the oats would clog the hole and it would blow!!!
Can I make some at home before I go on vacation?
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Buzz-ette
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Thanks Go-Dog. Never thought of using the pressure cooker for steel cut oats. I have a pressure cooker that goes in the microwave by Prepology. Gonna try this!
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rolling_rhoda
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Steel cut with walnuts and real maple syrup. Yum!
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sharrlan
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swtgran wrote:I like my steel cut oats toasted before cooking in the pressure cooker. I toast up a quart jar of them and just take from that as needed.
Please, how do you make them. I like the steel cut oats and my pressure cooker, so this should be a winner.
I make mine with milk instead of water and add frozen blueberries. I use either the Quaker Oats Old Fashion or John McCann's steel cut that comes in a can.
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