Oatmeal Cake… for One!
It’s like eating a giant oatmeal cookie, all by yourself!
You might worry that oatmeal cake won’t keep you full like a big bowl of hot oats, but guess what: This cake is so dense and so filling!
For Thanksgiving, I posted this recipe: Pumpkin Baked Oatmeal.
Afterwards, I made a mental note to try out other flavor variations. And since St. Patrick’s Day is not Thanksgiving (What? Really?), yesterday was the perfect time to try the following:
With St. Paddy recipes zooming through my mind, thoughts of boatmeal crashed into thoughts of Irish Soda Bread. Thus, the birth of Irish Soda Boatmeal! (Boatmeal = baked oatmeal.)
“Irish Soda” Oatmeal Cake
(Single-Serving!)
- 1/2 cup oats (50g)
- sweetener, such as 1 and 1/2T agave or 1 pack stevia (I omitted, but I’ve cautioned y’all before about my lack of sweet tooth.)
- 1/4 cup unsweetened applesauce (50-60g)
- 1/4 cup milk, creamer, juice, or water (I used 60g water)
- heaping 1/16th tsp salt (or less, if you add vegan butter)
- a bit over 1/8 tsp baking soda (This is just for the “Irish soda” flavor)
- handful raisins (I used 1T)
- Optional: 1/4 tsp caraway seeds (I did use them.)
- Unless you enjoy the taste of fat-free baked goods, you can add 1-2T vegan butter (or oil or even nut butter!). If you use oil, scale liquid back to 3T.
Preheat oven to 385 degrees. Combine dry ingredients, then add wet. Pour into a small baking pan, loaf pan, or 1-cup ramekin. Or you can use two 1/2-cup ramekins for baby oatmeal cakes.
Cook for 20 minutes, or until firm. Finally, set your oven to “high broil” for 3 more minutes, or until desired crispy-ness is reached (or simply just bake longer, but broiling gives it a nice crust).
I also have a non-baked version of Irish Soda Oats, but I don’t think I’ll have time to post it before St. Patrick’s Day. So if you want it beforehand, just let me know in the comment section and I’ll give you a quick outline of the recipe.
Pancakes, cookies, granola…
Do you ever eat oats in ways other than hot cereal?
If you like baked oatmeal, be sure to check out: Oatmeal Cake Flavors.
Nicole says
OMG! I just finished my oatmeal breakfast just before reading your blog, Katie! Here’s my recipe: The night before fill your bowl with oatmeal. Cover it completely with milk of your choice. I use soy & coconut milk, 1 TBS cocoa powder, lots of cinnamon & raisins, and nuts of your choice, I use walnuts. The next morning I eat my overnight oats cold. yummy!
Love your recipes!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Ooo Nicole, this sounds delicious! Thanks so much for sharing :).
Sara says
I will defiantly try your recipe, thanks!!
Holly @ Couch Potato Athlete says
This looks delicious Katie!
I like to eat oats raw with banana slices and almond milk on top as “cereal” — or I like Averie’s microwaved banana oat cakes — those are delicious!
Lindsey in CO says
Too bad I JUST ate breakfast or I would be making this!! It looks so yummy 🙂
Confession: I have hated oatmeal my entire life. Really, hated it with a passion. Then last weekend we went out for breakfast and for some reason I took a bite of my daughter’s oatmeal – it was delicious!! I figured out that the only oatmeal I’ve ever had was instant (read: slimy). Real oats are yummy! Now that I’m a convert, I plan to try all of your recipes 🙂
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Yay! An oatmeal convert. You need to make up for lost time now ;).
Stefanie says
I like oatmeal pancakes. I grind the oats into a flour and add the other traditional leaveners/flavorings. It is a little dense but is good. That oatmeal cake looks good. 🙂
Jennifer JCD says
Oh my goodness, that sounds and looks delicious!! We’re huge soda bread fans, and even bigger oatmeal fans. Guess what we’re having for breakfast tomorrow? This! Brilliant!
How to you come up with all these brilliant ideas, Katie? Do they come to you in your dreams or runs or something? So creative and always yummy!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Yes, I think of a TON of recipes when I run! Unfortunately, I forget so many of them! Or I want to run faster just to get home so I don’t forget them!
nada says
Sounds yum!
And your oatmeal cakes look so good. I was a bit worried that they wouldn’t keep me as full, but you say they do so i must give them a try!
i just wonder, why irish soda bread? I’m irish you see and what makes irish soda bread is the soda part?!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
I’m not sure what you’re asking when you say “why Irish soda bread.” I’m confused… the recipe DOES have baking soda, as well as caraway seeds and raisins. Is there something I’m missing?
nada says
How did i completely miss that? I’m so sorry. That makes much more sense!
Now I definitely have to make that for breakfast! There really is nothing like the taste of Irish soda bread!
Although, the caraway is a new one to me, i must give it a try!
x
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
My mom always throws caraway seeds in her Irish soda bread, and I love them, so I thought I’d throw some into the oatmeal version too :).
Julie @ Peanut Butter Fingers says
another brilliant recipe!! this looks great and perfect for st. patrick’s day next week. way to think ahead, pretty lady! also, thanks so much for the shout out. you sure know how to make a girl’s day. 😉
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
You made MY day, and I think I’m always going to use a loaf pan from now on!
Matt @ FaveDiets says
This is an awesome recipe Katie! Have any interest in sharing it in my St. Patrick’s Day blog hop on the 17th?
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Oh I would be honored! Please do include it 🙂 :).
Ari @ ThE DiVa DiSh says
Am I lame, because I have never had Irish soda bread? This looks yummy 🙂 I love baked oatmeal. Puts a new spin in reg oatmeal 🙂
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
No, you’re not lame! Not at all! There are so many ethnic dishes I still haven’t tried, but want to!
Kelsey @ CleanTeenKelsey says
I’ve never had Irish Soda Bread! I will have to try this asap. Looks awesome, girly. 🙂
Veronica says
I really love oats and enjoy coming up with new ways to eat them, which is just one of the many reasons I’m addicted to your blog! Yes, I love oats in all forms, including “boatmeal,” granola, pancakes & cookies. Or meatloaf. (Sorry! I do buy locally and humanely raised bison, if that eases your mind any.) your soda bread interpretation of boatmeal looks sooo delish! Very creative! I’m sure I would have come with a horrific looking green mess instead, but this is much better. I just saw this recipe, and thought I would forward it to you. I don’t know if cake mix is vegan (prob not) but I thought you could use the idea any way if it appealed to you: http://greenlitebites.com/2011/03/09/simple-green-cupcakes-st-patricks-day-surprise/
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
It’s so weird, but some cake mixes are actually vegan! Ya know what else is vegan? Pillsbury milk chocolate and cream cheese frostings. Weird, right? lol
Gen says
Yuum! My mom makes an oatmeal bake with brown sugar and cinnamon!!!
Bianca- Vegan Crunk says
Love it! I still must try the boatmeal cakes!
Allyson says
This recipe is truly ironic for me because for the past week I have been craving Irish Soda bread and couldn’t find a decent vegan recipe! Until now that is:) Thanks CCK this recipe looks delicious-I cannot wait to try it!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
I hope you like it! But just a word of caution: this is oatmeal based on the bread flavors; it’s not meant to taste like the actual bread (in terms of texture or anything).
Allyson says
Its perfectly fine:) Anything that is even remotely close to oatmeal is worth making to me:)
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Ah, a girl after my own heart ;).
Katelyn @ Chef Katelyn says
I have no idea what Irish Soda Bread tastes like! What does it taste like?
p.s. Anything with raisins = in my belly. You are just feeding my addiction girl!;)
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Hmmm… kinda like a combination between sourdough and cinnamon-raisin bread? Maybe? lol that’s all I could come up with in terms of explaining it!
T says
This looks great! I’m so obsessed with oatmeal and always looking for new ways to consume it…
Laura @ Sprint 2 the Table says
Mmmm… perfect for the “holiday.” I made a baked banana pudding oatmeal cake once. That was a big win!
Lindsey@TextbooksandCookbooks says
I love to eat oats in chocolate chip oatmeal cookies! Chocolate + oats = delish 🙂
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Two of my favorite foods right there! 🙂
Lauren @ WWoB says
yes! sometimes I stir fry oats on the stove with some coconut oil to use as an alternate carb source for meals! way better than bread or rice sometimes!!
Matt @ FaveDiets says
What a cool idea! I’ll have to try that soon as I would have never thought of doing that.
Mari says
Ha! This looks delicious, I knew this one was worth waiting for!
Michelle says
i just discovered your blog, and i am so glad i did! your recipes are so clever, and on top of that you seem like such a genuinely nice person! i just wish raw ingredients weren’t so expensive sometimes. blah!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Aw, Michelle, I’m so glad you found me!
And yeah, I wish they were cheaper too!! But in the long run, we’ll spend less on medical bills than someone who eats off the $1 menu at McDonalds every day! 😉
Ashley says
My new favourite is oatmeal parfaits! I make steel-cut oats in advance and then refrigerate them overnight to harden them up. Then I use a hand blender to mix one serving of the refrigerated oats (.25 c dry) with .33 c pumpkin puree. I then add stevia and either pumpkin pie spice or cocoa powder. I also usually add a pinch of salt and vanilla extract. Then I take that and layer it in a parfait glass with soy yogurt (homemade), PB2 (or nut butter), almonds, and sometimes some fruit. It is so, so delicious!!! Try it now!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Ooo sounds delicious! I don’t think I’ve ever had steel-cut oats. I keep meaning to remedy that!
Little Bookworm says
The recipe sounds great Katie, never would have guessed Irish Soda Bread! I love using oats in pancakes and sometimes instead of breadcrumbs in savoury recipes. 🙂
Jess@HealthyExposures says
This is SO clever!! Love. I’ve actually only ever had a failed attempt at Irish Soda bread, but I still really like the idea of it 😛
I actually think I’m more apt to use oats in something other than hot cereal, ironically enough. Pancakes, waffles, baking, breakfast bakes…I can’t remember my last bowl of hot oats, though!
Caitlin (EatFeats) says
I like to blend oatmeal and use the oat flour for cookies or muffins or hot cereal or granola. And now for Irish Soda Bread!!! Sooo pscyhed!
Oh and Averie’s comment is above mine and I just realized I used oatmeal to make her high raw vegan chocolate chip cookie dough balls! OMG sooo goooood.
thefruitpursuit (sabine) says
Ahh this looks amazing! I’ll try it after my no gluten experiment
jodye @ 'scend food says
This sounds so so good! Caraway is such an interesting addition to an oatmeal creation, not something I’d ever think of, but I’ll definitely have to give it a try since caraway is so delicious. I’ve been making a lot of little applesauce-oatmeal-chia crackers lately which are very delicious, but for the most part my oats are in oatmeal form.
Alex@Spoonful of Sugar Free says
Yummy! And since I am wee bit Irish, I should try this 🙂
I loooooove putting oats in just about everything!!!! Homemade granola bars are my favorite 🙂 And mini oat cakes!
Renata says
These look so fun! And yes…I eat oatmeal all sorts of ways. In fact I did a project for an entire year, eating a different oatmeal everyday. Check it out if you’re interested… http://www.omoftheday.com.
You ARE AWESOME!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Ooo sounds super-fun! Thanks for sharing the link :).
Ellie@fitforthesoul says
yeaa definitely in VOO form, cookie-like or baked.
Carrie (Moves 'N Munchies) says
this is what i LOVE about oats! so versatile!!!!! altho i could never give up my oatmeal style oats.. i love these little cakes and cookies and all that stuff!!!! and i love this one especially cuz im 1/2 irish!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
You’re 1/2 Irish? Me too!!! Well maybe only 1/4. I forget. But the point is, maybe we are related, by some far-away genealogy! 😉
Eleanor@eatinglikeahorse says
I think I eat oats in other forms more than as porridge! In all the ways you mention… 🙂
I want to make some oat bread though; that’s my next mission… and I don’t know whether it’s your cooking skill or photography skill that makes your food always look so lovely – I think it must be both!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Thank you so so much! Haha probably the photography; I still consider myself a novice cook. Any recipe with more than 5 ingredients and I won’t even usually attempt it!
Dena Harris says
This just came across my RSS feed and I thought, “I’ve got all those ingredients,” so I ran into the kitchen, baked it, and am eating it as I type this. YUM. I found your blog through Heather Eats Almond Butter. Love your posts. This is the first recipe of yours I’ve made, but I’ve got your easy mushroom straganoff printed out and ready to go.
Cheers!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Aw Dena, I am so glad you found me… and even more excited that you liked the oatmeal! Happy Friday, sweetie! 🙂
Mary @ Bites and Bliss says
This sounds awesome! And I’m all for the “giant oatmeal cookie all to myself” part. 😉
Alex @ Healing Beauty says
This looks delicious! I love your blog because you have so many inventive and creative recipes and ideas 🙂
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Aww, thanks Alex!
chelsey @ clean eating chelsey says
Yum! I’ve never had irish soda bread, but it sounds tasty!
Sarena (The Non Dairy Queen) says
Cookies, waffles, cakes, pancakes, bakes, you name it…I put oats in it! This looks delicious.
Kate (What Kate is Cooking) says
I love oatmeal in any form! I just got some packets of oats in the mail yesterday and I am SO excited to use them!
Emma (Sweet Tooth Runner) says
Okay, so I’ve never had Irish Soda Bread (I’m sorry my lovely Irish friend!!) but anything that looks that good, and tastes like a GIANT OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIE sounds right up my street!! 😀
Oats in ANYTHING. Makes any food better. Cookies are my fave though obviously! 😉
Odette @ theonlyplanetwithchocolate says
these look like something out of a magazine!! 🙂 i need to try these- i love all of the recipes made for one! it guarantees that leftovers aren’t wasted and they are so CUTE-looking!!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Awwwwww! Thank you!
Averie (LoveVeggiesAndYoga) says
Do you ever eat oats in ways other than hot cereal? =
YES!
I have an entire post devoted to about 30 oats-based recipes…cookies, pancakes, raw desserts, cooked desserts, granola bars, microwave snacks and bars, you name it, yes, I have it, make it, do it. Oats are sooooo versatile.
I love the looks of this baked oat recipe. Anything called Irish Soda Bread that’s GF and vegan…oh I am all over this!
I have been making lots of microwave banana oatmeal cakes and variations on that theme lately. I need to try actually firing up my oven and baking 🙂
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
LOL Averie, a lot of people seem to be mentioning you in these comments! 😉
Angel says
I eat oats in tons of things – bars, cookies, balls similar to your Fudge Babies, waffles, muffins. I think of them as vanilla cake or pudding with TEXTURE. Happy mouth! I have a couple questions for you. One, do you keep your Chocolate Butter in the fridge? (and how long does it stay fresh?) Two, I was trying to get the Skinny Fudge Babies and Brownie Batter Pudding recipes. You asked if I wanted the soy or non soy version. Probably non- soy, and you may have posted/responded somewhere, but I can’t find it. Can you help? 🙂
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Hey Angel! For the skinny babies… I have been wanting to post this for-evah! Annoyingly, though, I misplaced the recipe! But if I remember correctly, it’s basically just the peanut butter babies’ recipe with pb2 (which, I think, is just peanut flour?) subbed for the peanut butter. If I find the actual recipe, I’ll definitely letcha know. And let me know if you make them! Sorry I can’t give a more specific detailed recipe at the moment!
For the brownie batter pudding (soy-free version), use the following recipe and add 2T Hershey’s special dark cocoa powder. (It MUST be special dark, not regular.)
https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2010/11/18/whipped-creams-healthy-makeover/
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Oh, and for the chocolate butter, do you mean the banana version? Or the Homemade Cacao Bliss?)
Melomeals: Vegan for $3.33 a Day says
I use oats in smoothies, in burgers and veggie meatloaf… I love savory oats too.. and I make lots of oaty cakey things in the microwave.. oh and one of my favorite ways to use oats is in my Smoky Pimento Cheese Spread:
http://melomeals.blogspot.com/2010/11/smoked-cheesy-potato-soup-and-smoky.html
Jen says
I desperately need new breakfast ideas. I’ve been getting SO bored with breakfast lately, and that’s a BIG problem, because I love breakfast. I’m definitely going to make baked oatmeal one day next week! I don’t know why I didn’t come to your blog for breakfast ideas sooner. You always post great breakfasts.
Tara says
You are gonna get so many linkbacks on st. patty’s day, including one from me! I planned on making irish soda bread and completely forgot, so I made muffins that probably won’t be gone by then. This saved me! Thank you so much! I gotta go buy some caraway for the real flavor.
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Haha I’m kinda getting into this holiday thing, huh? But there are still so many recipes I wanna post, and I don’t have enough time! Irish Soda Bread for One, Irish Soda Oatmeal (not baked), mint chocolate chip ice cream, thin mint parfait…
Teacher, can I have an extension??? 😉
Hannah says
I just posted about rye caraway muffins on my blog, and so this baked oatmeal with caraway sounds sounds right up my current flavour alley 😀
Tara @The Game of Life says
I love oats in monster cookies!!!
Kathleen @ KatsHealthCorner says
Girl, I love this!!! I love every single one of your recipes!!! YAY for SINGLE LADY Oatmeal Cakes! 😀
xoxo
Kathleen
BroccoliHut says
I often incorporate oats as a binder in lentil loaf/casseroles or as a breading component on tofu.
Alexa @ SimpleEats says
Oats in smoothies! They add thickness and fiber!
joanne says
mhmm just finished baking these! i cut them into 6 pieces, kind of like muesli bar style and threw one in the freezer. it tastes delicious cold! im going to leave the rest in the freezer overnight. i substituted raisins for prunes and topped with cinnamon. such an easy, simple recipe to make. will definitely be making again 😉
oh and it also tastes nice with yoghurt on the side
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
So glad to know they freeze well! I love baked goods you can make in advance. Good for lazy days… and I have a lot of those! 😉
Alexandra (Veggin' Out in the Kitchen) says
You’re so creative!!! I really want to try this! Although I think I would leave out the baking soda since I don’t like the flavor.
And I just got done with your cake-batter milkshake!! I added two teaspoons of cocoa powder for chocolate cake batter!! It doesn’t take EXACTLY like cake batter (although I honestly haven’t had cake batter in quite some time), but it was still incredibly delicious!!!! I will definitely be making it again!! 😀
Tami@nutmegnotebook says
I like the single serving idea of this dish. I have made a full pie plate of baked oatmeal but it makes so much!
I like to mix my 1/2 cup oatmeal with 3/4 cup non fat Greek yogurt, a little Stevia for sweetness and berries at night and let it set all night in the refrigerator and then in the morning I add a sprinkle of toppings like chopped walnuts, chia seeds, shredded coconut and ground cinnamon! It’s delicious.
J3nn (Jenn's Menu and Lifestyle Blog) says
That looks so good! I’m imagining one with blueberries sinking to the bottom. Mmmm!!
Yes, I use oats more for other things and rarely eat it as a cereal, lol. There’s an oatmeal “dry skin face mask” I want to try. The recipe is:
1/2 cup oats
1/2 cup milk of choice
Blend and paste on face. Let sit for 30 minutes, wash off. Supposed to moisturize really well! Saw it in one of Martha’s mags in the doc’s office. 🙂
Heather @ kissmybroccoli says
Oh, Katie! This looks delicious! I still have yet to try boatmeal! I need to get on that pronto! It’s funny, because I was looking back on some of your posts just yesterday and drooling over your pumpkin boatmeal! 😉
Heather @ kissmybroccoli says
Oh, and as of late, I am totally addicted to overnight oats!
Christin@purplebirdblog says
I’ve never had Irish soda bread… your oatmeal version sounds killer though!
Heather Eats Almond Butter says
In in the oven. 🙂
Heather Eats Almond Butter says
Katie,
I’m still hungry. Hehe. 😉
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Oh no! 🙁 🙁 I failed you! I feel so bad! (No seriously.) Usually, I have a mini-loaf of it alongside one of my whipped cream bowls or a smoothie in a bowl… and it makes me so full.
Ooo and now I just got another idea… next time I think I’ll have one with your protein ice cream. I haven’t made that all winter!
Anyways, I’m so sorry again :(. I hope it tasted good at least! Love you!!!!!!
Meg says
Katie this looks AMAZING!
Anonymous says
LOLZ u dont kno ntil u tri
Naomi says
YUM! thats all I have to say
Mali K (The Mali K Whey) says
Katie, this is a genius recipe! I made it this morning and have honestly not tasted such a delicious breakfast in ages! I like it even better than the cookie-dough flavour (which I made yesterday). It’s the caraway seeds that do it. I also didn’t add any sweetener, and used pear sauce instead of apple sauce. I used a tbsp of melted butter for the fat. Absolutely yummy – like a cross between a cake and a cookie! I didn’t even add anything on top – just ate it straight-up! Perfect. I will definitely be making this again!
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Aww yay! I’m so excited you tried it!
Jess says
I am a HUGE fan of oatmeal so I just had to make these right away when I saw them. They are baking in the oven right this moment! Going to be a delicious breakfast 🙂
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Oh wow, I hope you like them!
derple says
The Nutrition Info hyperlink takes you to another page where you have to follow another link to get to the info. Could you directly link the nutrition info page on this one? Just a suggestion. (:
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Ooh sorry about that! This is an old post, and I changed the pumpkin post where the nutrition info used to be. I didn’t mean to make it so convoluted lol. Thanks for letting me know. I’m changing it now :).
KristenDanielle says
T nut butter? What is it? And can I use just simple butter instead?
Susan Sanchez says
I am HOOKED on your boatmeals!! I love them! Breakfast, snack or dinner!
Chris says
Gee whiz! Now I have one MORE thing to try!
I make baked blueberry oatmeal…..and then blueberry sauce to make the temptation of eating it all in one day even worse! Don’t oats go with everything?!? I find myself using them where others would use breadcrumbs…..ground to “whatever is required” for the recipe.
AND I made gluten-free Irish Soda Bread…and had to slice it all up and freeze it! Again, the temptation of eating it all in one day was too much!
I need five life-times to be able to get to all the saved recipes….. 🙁
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Blueberry sauce over blueberry oatmeal? Mmm that sounds good! 🙂
Sara says
Best recipe ever! I added 1 tb walnuts for extra omega-3s and cinnamon because I add cinnamon to anything with oats so so so good!!!
I love oatmeal as a bedtime snack instead of breakfast….little weird but it’s such a warm cozy treat at night
Kat says
Hi Katie!
I just finished eating this oatmeal cake…it is FANTASTIC!!! I quadrupled the recipe, so I would have some for later meals. I eat gluten-free, and this helped me not miss my St. Paddy’s Day soda bread! Thanks for the great recipe, and the GREAT website! I can’t wait to try more of your creations!
Ellie says
I love oatmeal so much that I will eat it up to 3 times a day 🙂 For snack I will eat it raw out of the cylinder and breakfast I will make apple cinnamon hot oatmeal. If I eat it for lunch, I will add soy peanut butter, and preserves to plain oatmeal and it tastes like pb and j 🙂
Amanda says
Amazing! I used cinnamon raisin peanut butter instead of oil, dates instead of raisins, brown sugar for the sweetener, and did add the caraway seeds. I was unsure of how the caraway seeds were going to fit in with the oatmeal, but the flavor of the oatmeal was amazing with them. They added a whole new dimension to the dish. Love this recipe!!!!!!!!
Heather says
This was my St. Patty’s Day Dessert, and it was SO yummy!! Thank you for sharing all your wonderful recipes!! Look forward to more to come! 🙂
Emily says
This is one of your best breakfast recipes, in my opinion! I’ve made it almost every day this week! If I’m craving sugar, I add a tablespoon of your Better than Nutella and I replace raisins with chocolate chips. Thank you Katie!
Evan Kay says
My wife and I love these recipes, especially the baked oatmeal; I’m always looking for new ways to dress this up.
Quick question: what type of oats do you use? Steel-cut, quick-cooking, basic rolled? lf I use a different kind, it will change the consistency and cook time. Any hints?
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
I use rolled (basic quaker). Sorry, I never know how a substitution will work unless I try!
Evan says
Excellent, thank you! We can’t wait to try these! I always like to try a recipe the way it’s written once, then I’ll play with ingredients.
Marisa says
So eating this right now….I added half a granny smith apple and some cinnamon…sooooo good!!!
Carlos says
Hello every one great site.too much temptations. I have a question, what does the letter T stands for on most recepies. Thanks
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
tablespoon 🙂
Mia says
Afraid my parents won’t let me do the vegan lifestyle. So I settled fOr vegetarian. And I too jog in the morning(note I said jog. I can’t really run lol) but do u run everyday? Because I’ve been jogging for around 3 weeks straightish and I’ve got runner knee now… But that’s not what I wanted to talk about. I was going to ask you if I could use muesli instead of oats. I have trader joes fat free blueberry muesli and I’m cookig my boat as we speak. I’ll tell ya if it worked out. Most of it is oats anyway. It’s not really a cereal I enjoyed cold. I’ve always cooked it like oatmeal do I figured Id give it a go:)
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Nope, definitely not every day. More like every other day to sometimes 5 days a week.
I used to eat dry museli a lot when I was in high school. I loved a certain brand, but when we moved away from China I stopped eating it because I couldn’t find it in the US :(. I guess I should look for another brand… that old one was so good!
Anonymous says
I made this just now, and while it tastes super delicious, mine fell apart. I baked it in a ramekin, didn’t grease the ramekin though, and when I went to flip it out, only half came out. I must have done something since everyone else’s seemed to work : (. I used rolled oats. Maybe I didn’t bake it long enough? As far as I know I followed the recipe as written. I don’t *think* I forgot anything. I would LOVE to figure out what I did, these would make a GREAT post workout snack.
Chocolate-Covered Katie says
Did you let it cool before trying to remove it?
Also, it’s important to grease first ;).
Anonymous says
Let it cool? Are you kidding? It smelled SO good I pulled it out of the oven, tried to bash it out of the ungreased (oops) ramekin and dug in. HAHAHA! Okay, trial number two will happen soon with a greased ramekin and time to cool. I wasn’t too upset since it tasted super yum, but I’d love to have the proper portable version to take to the gym :D. Thanks for your awesome recipes! (and help with my simple mindedness)
curious says
loved it! i absolutely hate the texture of traditionally cooked oatmeal, so this (and the other recipes) will be put to good use in my kitchen! 🙂
lizzy says
katie,
i have just recently turned vegan last thursday! its easy but also at the same time difficult for me…i LOVE your oatmeal breakfests 🙂 i am a senior at high school and at first when i told my friends i was going vegan most of them said its a stupid idea and to” have fun drinking water cuz that pretty much all i can eat” so i made everyone your secret peanut butter cookies and they LOVED them!:D now most of them love the fact that im vegan! the hardest parts for me are probably in the evening since my parents arent vegan its hard to make myself a fulling dinner that will hold me off till tomorrow morning. any meals you suggest that are easy to make? and also do you take any protein pills or daily supplements?
p.s.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR RECIPIES ALREADY! you should come out with a cook book i would buy it in a heart beat:)
cck says
Hi Lizzy,
I do take a vegan DHA pill (Minami) as well as a B12 pill just to be safe. As long as you get enough calories to meet your energy needs, you’re probably getting enough protein :).
As for meals, many of the recipes I use are listed here: https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/chocolate-covered-recipes/non-dessert-recipes/
There are many others that I still need to post someday!
Kristen says
OMG. That looks fantastic. I am so ready to make this for breakfast sometime next week!
Erin Cooper says
Ohhhhhhh man… Am currently eating this and it is to DIE for! I made mine with raisins, cinnamon and pumpkin butter; delish!! Thank you for the recipe. Love your blog!
Anonymous says
Irish Soda Bread has neither Caraway seeds or sugar. Occasionally it has raisins, but more often not.
Americans think they know Ireland and Irish cuisine.
Mary Soucy says
I made this recipe for breakfast — OMG!! I used maple syrup, golden raisins and 1/4 tsp vanilla extract. Everything else was as stated. Tomorrow, I will add 2 tbsp broken walnuts to the mix. I have a hard time to swallow my bowl of oatmeal [childhood trauma :)], but baking it and then broiling a nice crispy crust, gives it a whole new texture and flavor. Thank you, thank you!!
Mary Soucy says
Oops…… I’m back with a correction. I didn’t put in the caraway seeds.
Jemma says
I am IN LOVE with this site! Amazing. Had the one minute chocolate cake last night, irish soda boatmeal this morning. Just fantastic.
Paige says
I’m eating this right now (made w/o the sweetener) and it’s delicious!! Katie, I love all your recipes. Thank you.
arisa says
is this slow cooked oats or instant oats? 🙂
pam says
Good Morning Katie-Choco covered!!!
Than you for your fresh ideas that are healthy, fun and sound so yummy!
I’m looking for a healthy replacement to my old “Jiffy”mix oatmeal muffins.
We are really watching and limiting sugar-please help-TU
I’m developing a taste for eating oatmeal but always in a hurry in the am
Thank you for all YOU do.
Pam
Mary says
Hello Chocolate Covered Katie! I just want to tell you that I just discovered you and your wonderful, fantastic recipes. I don’t know what to make first. Your photos are just perfect, close up and beautiful. I think you are a great cook and a wonderful story teller. Your site is fun and our recipes are killer. I am always watching my weight and am quite calorie conscious, so thank you again!!! I am signed up for your emails. Love it all.
Kim says
Did you ever get around to posting the non-baked version? I couldn’t find it. Love your recipes!