No, you’re not in the wrong place, this is still Glamorable! Truth is, I like cooking almost as much as I like beauty products, so I decided to share my favorite recipes with you from time to time. I don’t plan to do it often, maybe every other week or less, but rest assured, beauty is still what this blog is all about and it will always stay that way.
I didn’t used to eat breakfast until a few years ago, and I bet many of us went through that stage. As I grew older, I finally understood that a good breakfast prevents me from wanting to snack on unhealthy things in the middle of the day, and I also end up eating much smaller lunches. One of the healthiest things to eat for breakfast is of course oatmeal.
This recipe makes one [large!] serving of hot Banana Honey Oatmeal.
Delicious Banana Honey Oatmeal
By Anastasia S. Published:
“The best way to start the day, this easy oatmeal recipe is my breakfast staple. A handful of nuts and berries will only make it better!”
Prep time: | Cook time: | Total time: | Yield: 1 serving
Ingredients:
Milk: 1 1/2 cups
Steel cut oats: 1/3 cup
Banana: 1
Almond butter: 1 tbs
Honey: 1 tbs
Vanilla extract: 1/4 tsp
Cinnamon: 1/2 tsp
Optional:Berries, Protein powder, Chia, flax, hemp seeds, Slivered almonds
Directions:
2. When milk reaches the boiling point, add the oats, cover, and simmer on low for 25 minutes, stirring occasionally. Adjust the amount of oats and milk if you like your oatmeal less runny.
3. While the oatmeal cooks, chop your nuts and berries.
4. When ready, take the saucepan off the burner and stir in chopped banana, almond butter [you can use peanut butter if you like], honey, vanilla extract and cinnamon. If you are using frozen fruit, make sure to add it last.
5. Pour into a bowl, and enjoy!
I added some extras to my oatmeal today – a handful of frozen strawberries, ground flax & chia mix, and slivered almonds for additional nutrition; then sprinkled a little bit of granola on top for decoration. Yum!
This looks soooooooo yummy… I am totally making this. Yum Yum YUMMMMMMMM
Can’t wait to hear how you like it!
I add peanut butter and banana to my oatmeal often. It’s the best combination! I haven’t tried steel cut oats, though. Thanks for sharing!
PB & banana is such a classic combo, isn’t it? I’m just not a fan of peanuts in any shape or form, so I always try to substitute with almonds or pecans. Glad to hear you enjoyed this recipe!
To be beautiful on the outside, we need to take care of ourselves on the inside. Thanks for posting this yummy-looking, healthy recipe.