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Originally Posted by evemomma
Thanks Laurie...I'll really get in there!!!! I KWYM about 'saving' the scoop...I used to do that with my laundry detergent.
I'll have to try your variation of on the oatmeal. I was a little disapppointed in it, as I have had the PD cinnamon oatmeal and liked it quite a bit. This one seems more gummy. I did just spy a recipe using it as a topping for rhubarb also and happen to HAVE some rhubarb I'm needing to use, so that is perfect.
Is there a certain recipe thread you remember that listed the uses for oatmeal? I'm sure if I google, I'll probably find a few. I did just get some potato puree IP packs at my last weigh in that I'm looking forward to using to make "bread-ish" type things. I don't miss salty or sweet treats at all (mostly because there are so many good replacements for these in the IP and alt packs). But I DO miss bread. At least now I've learned that I need to think of a big huge chunk of crusty sourdough as the same way I would think of a big heaping slice of cheesecake = sugar, sugar, sugar!
I am not very creative so I use the same recipe with slight variations for just about everything! Cake, cookies, muffins, pancakes/waffles...
One dry packet (sweet or savory depending on what I am making) of choice in the bowl, with 1/2 tsp baking powder and one egg white. I may add appropriate spices, extracts, instant coffee, etc (I have even been known to add a tsp of cocoa). Then I add water for the consistency I need: thick for cakes/muffins, slightly thinner to drop as cookies or for waffles, thinner yet to get pancake consistency.
For the rhubarb, I stew it first. I use WF jelly as my sweetener which also helps it set up thicker. After stewed, I put one serving in a small baking dish sprayed with Pam and top with the oatmeal cake batter. I bake it at 350 for about 12-18 mins depending on size of dish and thickness of batter. Oatmeal cake/muffins tend to be a little "musher" inside than thinner packets, so I bake as long as I can w/o burning!