I have had wonderful pumpkin pancakes at restaurants and was so excited when I found a recipe to use at home. Life is beautiful, huh? Read more
Originally posted 2008-12-03 14:10:06.
I’m sure you’re aware that oatmeal is the cheapest breakfast ever so this recipe is a no-brainer. It takes something ho-hum and with just a little technique gives it a craveability. I buy steel-cut oats in bulk at Whole Foods for a lot less than you get in those tiny little canisters. I last paid around 60 cents a pound- really worth it. I make this sometimes for a cheap dinner as well. Steel cut oats are so good for you and this recipe will make you love them. Read more
Originally posted 2008-11-23 09:55:13.
These are actually easier than regular pancakes and yummier. They are easier, in my humble opinion, because you mix them the night before and then just pull from the fridge when you stumble bleary-eyed down to the kitchen. A hot breakfast is such a comfort and beats any bowl of cold cereal within an inch of its life. I have no idea if that makes any sense, but you get the idea. I am also a big fan of breakfast for dinner, because breakfast foods are cheap, and you guessed it, easy. Serve with cold milk if you have any sense of decency whatsoever (or orange juice if you don’t do milk- just don’t tell me about it.:)