I've had Swiss Muesli that soaked overnight in Half & Half....but never thought about adapting that to Steel Cut Oaks. Fantastic. Can't wait to try this. Thank you so much for showing this.
I bought a 25lb bag of Rolled oats to make overnight oats from bulk barn, opened the bag a few weeks later and they ended up being steel-cut oats, I'm glad they can still be used for overnightoats!
I made these last night, ate them this morning. Holy moly, how can you say this is delicious with a straight face. Milky, watered-down oats is what I got. Not at all creamy like yours in the video. Might as well have filled a mason jar with cat litter and skim milk over night JESUS
I skip breakfast way too much because it's hard to have time to pull something together first thing in the morning. This recipe makes it so easy - and I can make it when I have energy (at night) instead of when I'm sleepy in the AM!
I didn’t realize you could do overnight oats with steel cut oats! Awesome! I love making chia seed pudding so I’ll just add my chia seeds to the steel cut oats! I’ll be adding fresh mango since that’s about the only fruit I’m not allergic too 😎😊
Steel cut oats does not cook by soaking overnight. I watched a few videos claiming that it does and it is not true. I boiled half water and half milk, put the steel cut oats in, and left it overnight and it was not ready 10 hrs later. I had to cook it another 15 mins the next day! Does anyone know why they are making such a claim?
overnight oats are great ot have ready and make sure you don't skip a meal. they are filling, nutritious, and they keep you full for quite a while! You've got this!
Have you looked at Dr. Greger's How Not to Diet book or the Daily Dozen phone app? The research shows that we get a discount on calories consumed in the morning and that we should stop eating by 7pm. This holds true even for those who work night shift. Anyway, I thought you may be interested since you wrote that you're trying to lose weight and also usually skip breakfast. I highly recommend the phone app. It has two modes, one is the normal Daily Dozen that is the distillation from his book How Not to Die and it has another mode called 21 Tweaks from How Not to Diet. It's the simplest way to benefit from all of the research without having to look at a ton of evidence. But, the evidence is available should you like to take a peek.
I work Wednesday through Sunday and never have time for breakfast and I feel as a vegan Steele cut oats sound healthier especially if I want to put on weight (I could right I could be wrong, let me know) I love strawberries and I will definitely prep some tomorrow for the first two and then try it again if I love it. Thank you for creating this video
I made a big jar the other day and my jaw got sore eating them. I shook up the jar several times. Before the refrigerator and a couple of times after being in the refrigerator. I used a big jar and about a cup of oats. I'm wondering if it was just too much oats or something. Are your oats super chewy and give your jaw a workout or did I do something wrong?
Thank you for the video! I made some last night with steel cut oats, whole milk, maple syrup and some raspberries. Do steel cut oats keep their texture unlike instant oats which become mushy? Just trying to figure out if I made them correctly. I did let them sit overnight in the fridge. Thank you!! :)
I find boiling them them for a few minutes then turning the stove off and letting them sit overnight really helps. Just letting them sit in the fridge doesn’t work for me either. You can also cook it in a slow cooker! They come out nicely that way too :)
For new people who came to this video now, if your steel cut oats are not powdery like hers, meaning they are try steel cut oats, this will not work, mine are very very chewy and crunchy still after 16 hours Need quick cooking steel cut oats.
Can add raw honey, cinnamon, local bee pollen, collagen/protein powder etc yummy steel cut is is healthy and the raw preparation makes it even healthier thank you 🙏
What kind of oats did you use? steel cut oats should not be raw. They should have absorbed the liquid. They will not be porridge-mush like when cooked on the stove but they should not be raw.
@@MOMables I used Bob's Red Mill Steel Cut Oats. I just followed your video minus the fruits and it didn't look like yours. So I didn't eat it and left it for another day but it was still the same. My mouth got tired from just chewing it.
Bob’s steel cut are minimally sliced. Their oats are almost the whole groat and will take much longer to absorb than most other brands. I personally think they are only good for a heat method. I am going to add this as a note to the blog post -thank you for clarifying
Hi Laura the oats looks delicious too bad for me. I'm lactose intolerant. I have tried so many different milk but no luck. I used to be able a few years back so I really miss it. Thank you for the recipe. I'll make it for my husband.
Hi Dora, have you tried rice milk? Or oat milk? Rice Dream sells rice milk in cartons that are shelf-stable; add the carton to the fridge before you want to open it and store in fridge after opening. I hope one of those work for you! I know what it’s like 😭 I miss regular milk
My reg steel cut and quick steel cut never come out this methodZ I have to cook my steel cut oats prior
Maybe you need to use more liquid.
This looks so good and you taught me that hemp seeds have omega vitamins, heart healthy, love this, thankyou.
I’m so glad this was helpful! You can add lots of add-ins with nutrition(like pizza toppings but in oatmeal 😆) to oats! Enjoy!
I've had Swiss Muesli that soaked overnight in Half & Half....but never thought about adapting that to Steel Cut Oaks. Fantastic. Can't wait to try this. Thank you so much for showing this.
So glad you were inspired!!! :) enjoy!
I bought a 25lb bag of Rolled oats to make overnight oats from bulk barn, opened the bag a few weeks later and they ended up being steel-cut oats, I'm glad they can still be used for overnightoats!
Oooh i bet that was a shock! Yep, plenty of ways to still use them up!
I will add cinnamon powder! Thanks for this great idea
That sounds like a terrific addition! Enjoy
do you add cinnamon the night before or in the morning?
I made these last night, ate them this morning. Holy moly, how can you say this is delicious with a straight face. Milky, watered-down oats is what I got. Not at all creamy like yours in the video. Might as well have filled a mason jar with cat litter and skim milk over night JESUS
Great recipe!
😊 thank you!
Thanks Mom!
You are so welcome! 😊
what type of steel cut oats were those? they looked really powdery in comparison to mine
Different brands may look a little different, but the instructions should work for all steel cut types.
I skip breakfast way too much because it's hard to have time to pull something together first thing in the morning. This recipe makes it so easy - and I can make it when I have energy (at night) instead of when I'm sleepy in the AM!
Making these the night before makes breakfast so easy! I hope you enjoy them!
I didn’t realize you could do overnight oats with steel cut oats! Awesome! I love making chia seed pudding so I’ll just add my chia seeds to the steel cut oats! I’ll be adding fresh mango since that’s about the only fruit I’m not allergic too 😎😊
ooh, if you like chia seed pudding (because of its thick texture) you'll love steel cut oats. With mango sounds delicious! Enjoy!
@@MOMables
Wow I didn’t know! You don’t have to boil steel cut oats right? Just keep it overnight as you did that’s it.
Sounds delish with mango
This is awesome and so yummy! I like it warm!
warm is sooo good!
Steel cut oats does not cook by soaking overnight. I watched a few videos claiming that it does and it is not true. I boiled half water and half milk, put the steel cut oats in, and left it overnight and it was not ready 10 hrs later. I had to cook it another 15 mins the next day!
Does anyone know why they are making such a claim?
Did you pour enough liquid to it?
thanks!
You're welcome!
Ugh, made these this morning. Don't know if I can't wait overnight. Looks delicious 😋
I know the feeling 🥰
I’m trying to lose weight and always skip breakfast. Gonna try this! Thank you!
overnight oats are great ot have ready and make sure you don't skip a meal. they are filling, nutritious, and they keep you full for quite a while! You've got this!
Have you looked at Dr. Greger's How Not to Diet book or the Daily Dozen phone app? The research shows that we get a discount on calories consumed in the morning and that we should stop eating by 7pm. This holds true even for those who work night shift. Anyway, I thought you may be interested since you wrote that you're trying to lose weight and also usually skip breakfast.
I highly recommend the phone app. It has two modes, one is the normal Daily Dozen that is the distillation from his book How Not to Die and it has another mode called 21 Tweaks from How Not to Diet. It's the simplest way to benefit from all of the research without having to look at a ton of evidence. But, the evidence is available should you like to take a peek.
Eat it for lunch or an evening meal
I work Wednesday through Sunday and never have time for breakfast and I feel as a vegan Steele cut oats sound healthier especially if I want to put on weight (I could right I could be wrong, let me know) I love strawberries and I will definitely prep some tomorrow for the first two and then try it again if I love it. Thank you for creating this video
Did u use the steel cut quick cook oaks or the steel cut regular oaks?
The steel cut quick oats are better for overnight oats. The other won’t soften up in time.
@@MOMablesthe answer I needed. Thanks!
Love it
Thank you!
Can they keep in the fridge for a few days?
with strawberries about 2 days (they go mushy). without them up to 5. You can always make this without the fruit and add the fresh fruit last minute.
I made a big jar the other day and my jaw got sore eating them. I shook up the jar several times. Before the refrigerator and a couple of times after being in the refrigerator. I used a big jar and about a cup of oats. I'm wondering if it was just too much oats or something. Are your oats super chewy and give your jaw a workout or did I do something wrong?
Boil them for a few minutes turn off the heat and let them sit overnight in the pot they will be much easier to eat
Thank you for the video! I made some last night with steel cut oats, whole milk, maple syrup and some raspberries. Do steel cut oats keep their texture unlike instant oats which become mushy? Just trying to figure out if I made them correctly. I did let them sit overnight in the fridge. Thank you!! :)
I find boiling them them for a few minutes then turning the stove off and letting them sit overnight really helps. Just letting them sit in the fridge doesn’t work for me either. You can also cook it in a slow cooker! They come out nicely that way too :)
For new people who came to this video now, if your steel cut oats are not powdery like hers, meaning they are try steel cut oats, this will not work, mine are very very chewy and crunchy still after 16 hours
Need quick cooking steel cut oats.
You are correct. I listed in the description box the quick cooking, steel cut. They are actually cut twice through the blades for them to cook faster.
Can use just water instead of milk ?
You can but it just won’t taste creamy
How much liquid did you put in each jar?!
All measurements are in the description
What size are those large mason jars?
I was wondering that too. Want to get them for my superfoods storage. Did you find out?
@@frankmilano No I have not. Hopefully someone will tell us ....oneday 😆
@@stackie10able Haha!!!! I’ll report back if I figure it out.
Sorry for the delay, but here are all my fave jars for oats: www.laurafuentes.com/overnight-oats-jars/
Thanks 🌸
You're welcome 😊
Can add raw honey, cinnamon, local bee pollen, collagen/protein powder etc yummy
steel cut is is healthy and the raw preparation makes it even healthier thank you 🙏
Definitely!
These must be steel cut quick oats, not traditional steel cut oats.
This recipe is with steel cut oats, yes.
I tried this and the oats were still raw the next day. No signs of absorption
What kind of oats did you use? steel cut oats should not be raw. They should have absorbed the liquid. They will not be porridge-mush like when cooked on the stove but they should not be raw.
@@MOMables I used Bob's Red Mill Steel Cut Oats. I just followed your video minus the fruits and it didn't look like yours. So I didn't eat it and left it for another day but it was still the same. My mouth got tired from just chewing it.
Bob’s steel cut are minimally sliced. Their oats are almost the whole groat and will take much longer to absorb than most other brands. I personally think they are only good for a heat method. I am going to add this as a note to the blog post -thank you for clarifying
@@MOMables Thank you
I'm glad I saw this comment. I got the Bob's Mill.
Hi Laura the oats looks delicious too bad for me. I'm lactose intolerant. I have tried so many different milk but no luck. I used to be able a few years back so I really miss it. Thank you for the recipe. I'll make it for my husband.
You can definitely use non-dairy milk for the recipe and make this one you can enjoy!
Hi Dora, have you tried rice milk? Or oat milk? Rice Dream sells rice milk in cartons that are shelf-stable; add the carton to the fridge before you want to open it and store in fridge after opening. I hope one of those work for you! I know what it’s like 😭 I miss regular milk
I always use almond milk so it should work just fine. Regular milk is not really healthy for humans.
I gotta give her credit she stretched a 1 min video into 5 mins of rambling
Gotta give you credit for being rude.
@@MOMables I enjoyed the video. 5 minutes was very doable :)