How Do You Cook Steel Cut Oatmeal?
Number 23 in the book 1001 things to be thankful for, Steel Cut Oatmeal stands to be closer to number one on my list. There is something about this hot porridge that makes me forget I’m doing one of the healthiest things I can for my heart. Oats are low in fat, calories, and proven to lower cholesterol. Many people are scared away by the time it takes to cook, but it really is very simple. Once you try your first bowl of these oats, the five minute oat just doesn’t cut it. There are many brands of steel cut oats. You can usually find Quaker brand or John McCann Steel Cut Oats in most grocery stores. The first step to a steel cut oatmeal breakfast doesn’t even happen in the morning. The key to this healthy start is preparing it at night. Begin by gathering your ingredients. You will need a 4 quart saucepan, 1 cup of steel cut oatmeal, and 4 cups of water. Bring the water to a boil and then add the oats to the boiling water. Leave the burner on high and boil the oats until they just begi
