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Sweet & Morning · American

Overnight Oats

7 ingredients · 490 minutes · 2 servings

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318kcal12g protein9g fat48.1g carbs~$0.89/ 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

Ingredients

Servings:
1 cupoats (old-fashioned rolled)
1 cupmilk
½ cupyogurt (plain)
1 tbspchia seeds
1 tbsphoney
1 pinchsalt
½ tspvanilla extract
1 unitbanana (sliced)optional
½ cupblueberriesoptional
1 tbsppeanut butteroptional
¼ tspcinnamon (ground)optional

Method

  1. mix3 min
    in two jars
    everything, stirred until no dry oats float — rolled oats are the load-bearing choice: steel-cut stay pebbly after any soak, and instant oats dissolve to paste; the pinch of salt is what keeps the whole jar from tasting flat and beige
  2. rest480 min
    refrigerated, lidded, at least 8 hours
    overnight while the oats' starches hydrate cold and the chia builds its gel — this is the cooking, just without heat; at four hours the texture is chalky in the middle, at eight it is custard, and it holds for three days
  3. top2 min
    at serving
    with fruit and anything crisp added in the morning, not the night before — buried fruit weeps into the oats and anything crunchy joins the porridge; a splash of milk loosens the set if the jar tightened