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Breakfast

Oatmeal

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Oatmeal should be firm, not soupy. If you are cooking it quickly, for less than ½ hour, use less water than if cooking for a long time. For breakfast, always have something else with oatmeal; milk is easy, but it could be eggs, or cheese, or meat, or even tamari soy sauce and roasted sunflower seeds; any of those will bring the level of protein in 1 cup of oatmeal up from 9 grams to 12 grams, as well as adding flavour to it.


Quick Oatmeal


Ingredients:

3 cups water

¼ tsp salt

1 ½ cups small-flake, rolled oats


Directions:

  1. Bring water and salt to boil

  2. Add oats

  3. Reduce to low heat, cover and cook 10 minutes


Roasted Oatmeal


Ingredients:

2 cups rolled oats

3½ cups water


Directions:

  1. In a heavy iron skillet under good steady heat add oats

  2. Roast, stirring constantly for about 5 minutes, until oats begin to smell nutty

  3. Add water, steam 10 minutes

  4. Serve with tamari soy sauce, gomasio, roasted sunflower seeds, and/or butter.

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About the Author

This recipe is from the The Kitchen Bitch Cookbook by Joel Maxuel. Published with the author's permission.

Provided is a compilation of recipes gathered from Laing House event over several years. Laing House is a drop in center based in the capital of Nova Scotia, Canada for youth living with a mental illness. The author is a member of this organization since 2002 and very fortunate to live in a country where such services exist.

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