Steel Cut Oats Review
I really like these oats. I cook one cup (dry) of oats at a time, and store it in the refrigerator. It lasts me 4 or 5 days. It's great with maple syrup, honey, molasses and/or fruit. I am surprised by some of the hyperbole within the reviews of steel-cut oat products. Rolled oats and steel-cut oats are very similar, and both are delicious. Most reviewers are saying that the steel-cut oats have a better texture. Although I agree, they don't seem to appreciate the extent to which their oatmeal's texture is determined by the amounts of water (or milk) and time used to prepare it. The instructions printed on the packages of rolled oats (aka quick or instant oats) has the cook use far too much water and too little time during cooking, resulting in oatmeal with a thin or "slimy" consistency. By manipulating the amount of water and time used during preparation, you can get the oatmeal to have almost the exact same consistency as you would get from steel-cut oats. The texture will still be slightly different, perhaps inferior, but the difference is subtle. The taste of steel-cut oats is also similar, but slightly better. I cannot understand why so many people are raving about steel-cut oats while acting as if rolled oats are the most disgusting thing on the face of the planet. They are both very good. I think that most people would prefer steel-cut oats, however. If you like rolled oats, you will like steel-cut oats. If you don't like rolled-oats, you probably will not like steel-cut oats either.
Steel Cut Oats Feature
- Organic Steel Cut Oats are freshly milled from high protein oats and cut into neat little pieces on a steel buhr mill
- All natural Steel Cut Oats are perfect for making that warm bowl of breakfast oatmeal
- Gives you a delightful, full-bodied hot cereal with an appealing texture
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We do it in a slow cooker! - Max Truman - California
We tried a lot of brands before we found Hodgson. We take an eighteen ounce box and dump it in a slow cooker with 3 quarts of water and cook it until the temperature is at least 180, then let it cool and store it in the refrigerator. We have kept it for a week or more with no change in taste or texture. It's very convenient and the first thing we do every morning- just add to milk in a bowl and microwave.
Jul 12, 2010 20:03:05
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