Classic Comforting Oatmeal
15 min
Breakfast
10 ingredients or less
One-bowl / one-pot
Servings
Total
15 minPrep
5 minCook
10 minSwap out
soy
peanut
gluten
Free from
tree nut
sesame
Ingredients
Oats
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2 cups (480 mL)unsweetened soy milk*
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¾ tspground cinnamon
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⅛ tsppumpkin pie spice (optional)
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2bananas, sliced
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2 Tbsp (14 g)ground flaxseeds
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½ tsp
Toppings
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2 Tbsp (30 mL)peanut butter
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Make your own
Directions
- To a medium pot on high heat, add the oats, milk, cinnamon, pumpkin pie spice and one of the bananas. Bring to a gentle boil, then reduce to a simmer for 5 minutes, stirring on occasion to prevent burning. The banana will start to partially dissolve at it cooks, which naturally sweetens the oatmeal.
- Add the other banana and flaxseeds, cooking for another 2 - 5 minutes.
- Add more milk if you prefer a thinner consistency, or cook for a couple of minutes longer if you prefer it thicker.
- In the end, stir in the vanilla extract and remove the saucepan from the heat. Add toppings and enjoy!
Notes
- * Nutrition tip: aim to use plant-based milk that is fortified with calcium.
Storage
- Store the oatmeal, without toppings, in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 2 days.
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Make this immediately! Delicious!
Just made this for breakfast for my partner and I, delicious! We were out of bananas, so I added a bit of maple syrup instead. Made with oatmilk, and topped with stewed blueberries, chopped toasted almonds, and hemps seeds. :) Thank you for sharing your recipe, great way to start the day!
Thanks for this. Great recipe! My girlfriend is allergic to bananas. Is there anything you would recommend to replace that or simply just leave it out?
I've always wanted to like oatmeal, but just couldn't get on board with it. I've tried a lot of variations. But this! This is it! Finally! Soooooooooooooooooo delicious! Thank you! You've just changed my eating life entirely!
Sooooo scrumptious!!! I’m a breakfast Oats kind of Girl and this is soooo good!!! 🙏 Thank you xxoo
This oatmeal is so delicious 😍😍😍 I just made it for the second time, and I topped it with some homemade applesauce and used yellow plums instead of bananas (that's what I had on hand, but I usually love oatmeal with banana). It has so much flavor and makes eating something simple like oatmeal so much more exciting! Thanks so much!!
This has become my go-to breakfast almost every day of the week. Such an outstanding combination of flavors from such a simple list of ingredients. And it is healthy to boot!
this became a self-care routine for me, love it so much! After eating only pre-made oatmeals, I tried this one and a week after I can say that I have not skipped a morning! thank you for the recipe and also the website makes cooking sooo much easier!
can i use whole grain flaxseed instead of ground?
Delicious, comforting and wholesome! Thank you for the recipe, I will be adding it to my morning routine.
Stewed berries and nut butter have completely revolutionized my oatmeal game! Historically, I've not been a fan of oatmeal, but they way you guys mix it up it is so incredibly good! I look forward to eating this recipe! And it's GOOD FOR ME! haha!
This is just sooo creamy, dreamy and perfect. Thank you sooo much for this recipe ❤️❤️❤️
SUPERB!!!!! The banana really gives the oatmeal something extra and topping it with stewed berries and, in my case peanut butter, completed it for me. I was surprised by how creamy it turned out and i loved every single bite! Who knew a healthy breakfast could be so easy and fun to make.
Hi! I love your recipes, but I have a question. How long should I cook old fashioned rolled oats for? I usually cook them for about 20-25 minutes.
I have made this recipe several times now and just love it. I'm not a true vegan but find that I'm making many of these recipes over and over again. Thank you for your attention to detail and I love the idea that I can make just one portion and don't have to mess with figuring out the measurements because the system does it for you. I also like the idea of being able to check off the ingredients and steps to the recipe, so I know exactly where I am in the process. And the fact that I can substitute certain ingredients if I don't have the one called for in the recipe. I've told all my senior friends as well as all my adult children about your website so that they can all have healthier meals. It goes without saying that seniors often don't have good nutrition when cooking for themselves and most recipes are written with several people in mind so it takes time to figure out the measurements for one or two people. That's why I appreciate the way you designed your website to figure out the portion sizes.
Yes, I love these recipes. Thank you.
Okay I had to leave a comment because I've bought rolled oats many times with the hope of making something delicious. This is the first time I made oatmeal that was ACTUALLY delicious. I can't believe how tasty this is <3
OMG!! I tried this recipe w/o the toppings!! And I loved it........I am going to eat this very often in my breakfast because it was tasty, healthy and kept me full till lunchtime!! I used to hate oats before this!!! Thank you so much PUL......I was missing out on a real good food!
Amazing! I usually do some form of overnight oatmeal because I found cooked oats to look and taste like cement, but I tried this recipe this morning and it was so good! I will certainly be making this any morning I have time to cook (and topping it with Pick Up Lime's superseed peanut butter, because it was the perfect combination).
Really good! I really enjoyed the taste of the cooked bananas.
This is the best oatmeal I've ever made! Thank you!
Love this bowl of oatmeal. It’s my breakfast for lunch on a rainy day. ♥️🌧🥣
I did it for 1 serving. It was so filling that I had a hard time finishing it. Although normally my portions are quite large.
From the moment I found this recipe, about two years ago, this is the only way I make oatmeal now. Thank you for this lovely recipe, I don't even know how I ate my oats before this! xoxo
This recipe has brought back my oatmeal obsession. So so good and so comforting. I’m so in love with all of your recipes.
YUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Would there be a way to make your recipes print out on a single page? I removed the picture and it is still 2 pages.
OK, let me stop here for a minute. This oatmeal recipe is everything. And I'm not exaggerating. Before this recipe I was never into oatmeal. Now it is my go to breakfast from Monday to Friday for the past 2 years (even a little bit over 2 years) and it will stay much longer, I'm sure! Sometimes I changed the toppings for more summery vibes like mango and kiwi, but it's still the best. Thank you for sharing this on YT^^ <3
This recipe is soooo good! I only eat breakfast on weekends, and this has been my go-to for the past two weeks!
This turned out so delicious and filling. Definitely a new weekend treat for me.
Thank you so much PUL team! This oatmeal is so easy to make and this is a 10 year old saying I made this all myself. It tastes like heaven! Thanks 🥳
This oatmeal is truly comforting and it feels like a warm hug from inside out! It has been my go to breakfast during the colder months.
Love this recipe! The bananas cooked in and the stewed berries on top are SO delicious. Best oatmeal I've had, and it's fun to do variations.
This is so creamy I feel like my mouth is melting in heaven. Just had to post again to say this 😂
Oh. My. God. This was totally delicious, creamy, and comforting!! I’m definelty going to try more of your recipes from now on. Love you Sadia!
This recipe was my first ever oatmeal and I enjoyed it greatly! I especially loved the fact that it lasted me in the fridge for four days (I omitted the stewed fruit and added fresh fruit every morning instead)!
Hi, I have a question about a thing I've been trying out when it comes to my oatmeal. I would say I slowly perfected the recipe more and more and recently I had an idea how to incorporate even more healthy ingredients into it. I like my oatmeal really creamy and smooth so I tried using a blender to create dust-like mix of various seeds. I added this powder into the cooking oats and it turned out to be really good! So my question is - does the fact that the seeds are turned into the smallest possible pieces change anything about the nutritional value? I guess it should be easier to digest, but do you think it brings the same benefits as whole seeds/nuts? And also, would you suggest keeping this ground seed (I might also try adding nuts in the next batch) mix in the fridge? Thank you so much! Love you, Anna.
I just lovveee this oatmeal! Thank you Sadia for this amazing recipe.
How come I have been eating oatmeal without bananas and peanut butter all those years! Thank you for the best oatmeal recipe, Sadia! Greetings from Jordan :)
Wow! Sadia you’ve done it again! I’m not a big fan of oatmeal usually but loved this recipe, as with all of your amazing creations :)