Chocolate chip cookie baked oatmeal – a filling and healthy breakfast that tastes like a gooey homemade chocolate chip cookie, hot from the oven!
Single Serving Chocolate Chip Baked Oatmeal
This delicious and easy-to-make chocolate chip breakfast oatmeal is not meant for sharing.
If you’ve ever dreamed about eating soft homemade chocolate chip cookies for breakfast, now is your chance.
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Seeing as this is The Healthy Dessert Blog, it makes perfect sense that breakfast would also look a lot like dessert around here!
My birthday was a few weeks ago, and while I was initially drawn to the idea of celebrating in pajamas with chocolate cake while watching The Crown on Netflix, somehow a group of friends convinced me to go out.
Although we didn’t get home until after midnight, three people in our group were supposed to run 16 miles Saturday morning as part of marathon training. For about five seconds, I considered joining to run half of those miles…
Then I remembered the mini chocolate chips in my kitchen pantry and decided staying in with chocolate chip cookie baked oatmeal sounded like a much better option.
Chocolate for breakfast is always a good choice.
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(Above – watch the video of making the oatmeal)
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Single Serving Chocolate Chip Cookie Baked Oatmeal
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup rolled oats
- 1/8 tsp salt
- 1/4 cup applesauce, yogurt, or mashed banana
- 1/4 cup milk of choice
- 1 1/2 tbsp pure maple syrup, agave, honey, OR pinch uncut stevia
- 1/4 tsp pure vanilla extract
- handful mini chocolate chips
- 1-2 tbsp butter or nut butter of choice, or omit for fat-free
- optional 1/4 tsp cinnamon
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 380 F. Stir together all ingredients. Pour into a greased or lined small baking pan, loaf pan, oven-safe dish, or two 1/2-cup ramekins. Cook for 20 min, or until firm. I like to then broil for 3 minutes, but you can just bake longer if you’d prefer.View Nutrition Facts
Notes
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Julia says
Boatmeal is making a comeback and I love it. I loved the blueberry baked oatmeal from years ago soooo much, and this one will be amazing. Its remind me of blueberry muffins and chocolate chip muffins
Melissa says
I LOVE single-serving, unique recipe ideas like these, especially when they include ingredients I already routinely have on hand! Definitely will be making this recipe at some point this week!
Jen says
I can’t wait to try this recipe, so simple but looks delicious! Also, a belated Happy Birthday Katie for a few weeks ago 🙂
Beverly J Day says
1) you need a “jump to recipe” button.
2) how can you print this?!
How long in the microwave? I am not waiting for 20 minutes….
Jason Sanford says
There’s a print button right above the ingredient list. We’ve never tried it in the microwave, but I’d think you could. Be sure to report back if you experiment!
Jason (media relations)
Kathryn says
Scrolling isn’t so bad…
You can cook it on the stovetop too, in 5 minutes.
Stacey says
Wow so rude ?
ace says
Yum! The recipe reminds me of one of my fave overnight oatmeals: oats, milk of choice, applesauce, cinnamon, and a handful of walnuts. I call it my apple pie oatmeal. 🙂
I need to try this however!
Jason Sanford says
That sounds really delicious too!
Bronwyn says
Hi Katie! Under ‘nutritional information’, it says 190kcal for ‘entire recipe’, which looks as if it should include nut butter (according to the list of ingredients). However, just oats and 1tbsp nut butter alone are about 250kcal, excluding the choc chips and sweetener. Unless I misunderstood something, perhaps you should mention that your information doesn’t include nut butter? Sounds delicious either way!
Jason Sanford says
Hi! Looks like the nut butter isn’t included because the recipe says you can leave it out (and it looks to be left out in the video as well).
Jason
Suki T Jantzen says
What are you using for the maple syrup, agave, honey, selection?
Suki T Jantzen says
I ask because of the calorie count.
Amanda says
Made this with peanut butter and maple syrup- it was delicious. A hit for the whole family. I would include the nut butter or I don’t think it will tastes as much like cookie dough! It really needs some fat.
Karen Becker says
Yummy! This was my breakfast this morning and I will definitely be making this recipe again!
Lauren says
Can I use plain Greek yogurt in place Of applesauce, or omit this altogether? Looks so yummy!
Jason Sanford says
You can definitely use that sub 🙂
Becky says
I made this today for breakfast. I’m making it again tomorrow. It is so delicious.
Melinda Flohr says
I don’t understand the calorie count. There is already 150 calories in the oatmeal.
This seems wrong.
Jason Sanford says
Speaking for recipes in general, not just Katie’s, optional ingredients are not usually included in calorie labels. Hope that helps!
Tara Martinson says
I am not sure what is going on but this is the 2nd receipe I have followed and it came out horrible. It fell apart def couldn’t consider this a cookie. What did I do wronggg
Jason Sanford says
Can you tell me what specific ingredients you used? Jason
Sylviane says
It is not a cookie recipe, but a baked oatmeal recipe that tastes like cookies.
Donna says
Can this be frozen? And if so, is better to freeze before baking or after? I will be using bananas in mine.
Thank you for your time and recipes. I hate oatmeal but I’m trying to learn to like it so my grandkids will have enough breakfast variety that I can stop bypuying cold cereals loaded with sugar and laced with glyphosate. I think with this recipe even I could eat it with a smile
Jason Sanford says
Definitely you can freeze, after baking.
Mikaela says
I am OBSESSED with this recipe. I’ve been baking it in a glass bread pan, so it spreads out in that pretty thin. It literally comes out like a soft chocolate chip-banana oatmeal cookie (I’ve also tried the recipe with applesauce and it’s also bomb but I think I like banana the best). I’ve been cooling it for 17 minutes and then broiling it for 3 and it has been coming out perfect. So yummy! You have to try this recipe. This is your sign.
Mikaela says
*baking it
Colleen Silvia says
I just made this! I used banana and also added protein powder and walnuts. It was delicious, fast and easy. Definitely a keeper!!
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Thank you so much for trying it!
Erick says
Air fryer temperature and time ?
Shabana says
I have made this recipe multiple times. It is a no fail recipe that I usually make for breakfast the day/night before. My favorite breakfast to have! I usually double the ingredients and its enough for me to eat 4 times.
Laurie says
I am stumped by the calorie count, too. Oats are 190 alone. Syrup is 82, applesauce is 50, chocolate chips are 70 and almond milk is 8. That’s 400 and I didn’t use any nut butter at all! What am I doing wrong?!
CCK Media Team says
Hi Laurie! A half cup of oats is around 150 calories, and optional ingredients are not included in calorie counts unless stated for a recipe. Hope that helps!
Mauren says
This recipe is awesome! I added dried cranberries and baked mine in the air fryer at 390°F for 8 minutes. Very tasty, it’s like having dessert for breakfast!
Claire says
This was such a yummy breakfast! I used half a banana, and two tbsp of applesauce, baked it in the toaster oven at 375 for 18 minutes, then broiled on high for 3 minutes. I split it in to two servings. Next time I’ll be doubling the recipe!!
Amber says
Really delicious recipe! The only thing that upset us was the nutrition facts. We did our own math- with using 1 and 1/2 tbsp maple syrup, 1/4 cup chocolate chips and 1 tbsp nut butter it made our recipe 600 calories!! Super disappointed that it wasn’t mentioned in the recipe which sweeteners she used