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Sweet & Morning · American

Baked Oatmeal

10 ingredients · 55 minutes · 2 servings

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853kcal21.9g protein31.9g fat123.6g carbs~$3.30/ serving*Estimates computed from the ingredient list; cost uses average US supermarket prices. Not a substitute for packaging measurements or your receipt.
VegetarianPescatarianNo porkNo alcohol · check

Contains: gluten, dairy, egg

Ingredients

Servings:
2 cupoats (old-fashioned rolled)
1 tspbaking powder
1 tspcinnamon (ground)
½ tspsalt
1 ½ cupmilk
1 unitegg
cupmaple syrup
3 tbspbutter (melted, plus more for the dish)
1 tspvanilla extract
1 ½ cupblueberries (fresh or frozen)
½ cupwalnuts (chopped)optional
1 unitbanana (sliced, for the base)optional

Method

  1. mix3 min
    dry and wet separately
    oats + baking powder + cinnamon + salt in one bowl; milk + egg + maple + melted butter + vanilla whisked in another — the melted butter goes into room-temperature milk, not cold, or it re-solidifies into flecks that bake as greasy spots
  2. mix2 min
    berries folded last
    wet into dry, then two-thirds of the berries folded in gently — frozen berries go in still frozen; thawed ones bleed and dye the whole pan violet
  3. rest10 min
    in the buttered dish, remaining berries on top
    while the oven heats — ten minutes of soaking lets the oats start drinking the custard, which is the difference between baked oatmeal and granola floating on quiche
  4. bake35 min
    375°F, until set at the center and golden at the edges
    until the middle no longer jiggles as a liquid and the top has browned — the egg and milk are a light custard binding the oats, and it wants the same respect as any custard: done when barely set, not when bone dry
  5. rest5 min
    before cutting into squares — it slices clean once the custard finishes setting, and it reheats all week, which is the real reason this dish exists