Crockpot Oatmeal Recipes

This is the crockpot oatmeal recipe from "Cholesterol Down" by Janet Brill, which is a book I highly recommend to anyone trying to lower their cholesterol. It's also a great healthy recipe overall, and you could probably add just about anything to it after it's done. The original calls for 1c dried cranberries, but I've never made it with that so I left it out. Enjoy (I hope!)...Submitted by: ADDERCAT

A simple way to make healthy tasty creamy oatmeal without all the sugar you get from the packets.
When prepared correctly it is Vegetarian, Gluten Free, Sugar Free, Low Fat and delicious. Submitted by: TEHSWEETS

I'm a pretty lazy guy and I don't like to wait on, for, or because of anything. I will take a turn on a red light and go a couple of blocks out of the way just so I don't have to wait for the light to change. So thinking that I'm going to wait for water to heat up just so I can add some sort of mealy tasting oat ANYthing to it didn't appeal to me. But the problem was I needed the oat to reduce my cholesterol and help in my weight loss. So I had to figure out a way to do this and make it somewhat interesting. This recipe is what I came up with. Submitted by: STANBUSH

Amazing easy breakfast.Submitted by: TPEANUTS61999

Delicious Oatmeal You can Make ahead for the whole weekSubmitted by: STELLASTARBUCK

A great way to have piping hot cereal ready first thing in the morning.Submitted by: JAMSIEY0206

What a yummy meal to wake up to! Submitted by: NEWJULI

This is the basic recipe for oatmeal in a crockpot. The ratio is established here and you can tinker with the ingredients as you like. If you add dried fruit, use a little more water.Submitted by: RGEE75

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cooked overnight and ready in the morning!Submitted by: ~~KATE~~

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Slow cooked oatmeal, with apples, cinnamonSubmitted by: KDRAKE79

you can use any kind of milk, regular, almond milk, soy, goats etc. you can also add dried fruit or what have you.Submitted by: MICHELLECRAW

Found this recipe but adjusted to what we had in the house. You can really add whatever you like to it.
Here is the link for the original recipe
http://healthycooking.suite101.c
om/article.cfm/crockpot_oatmeal_recipe

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Found this recipe but adjusted to what we had in the house. You can really add whatever you like to it.
Here is the link for the original recipe
http://healthycooking.suite101.c
om/article.cfm/crockpot_oatmeal_recipe

Found this recipe but adjusted to what we had in the house. You can really add whatever you like to it.
Here is the link for the original recipe
http://healthycooking.suite101.c
om/article.cfm/crockpot_oatmeal_recipe

Found this recipe but adjusted to what we had in the house. You can really add whatever you like to it.
Here is the link for the original recipe
http://healthycooking.suite101.c
om/article.cfm/crockpot_oatmeal_recipeSubmitted by: BRANDNEWBUFFY

HOTTIEWITHIN orginially posted this recipe. However, I had to use full fat evaporated milk, because that is what I had on hand. I am also counting this as 8 servings, while the original recipe states 6. Anyway, steel cut oats are nutty and chewy and easy to flavor a variety of ways. I prefer to make my apple cinnamon oatmeal topping, but almost any fruit and nut combo would do. Maple syrup plays nicely with the flavor too, so drizzle a bit on top before serving.Submitted by: NATBAER

My favorite breakfast, hope you love it tooSubmitted by: KIMBERLY61

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crockpot oatmeal with flaxseed, wheat germ, unsweetened apple juice, fresh pears and apples.Submitted by: ADELCASALE

I found this recipe on SP, modified it, and love it! It's like apple pie for breakfast!Submitted by: STEPH2003

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