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Steel-Cut Oatmeal with Raisins

4/6/2017

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We made some quick and easy oatmeal in our Instant Pot pressure cooker (affiliate link) and my 3-year-old LOVES IT! It stores well in the fridge and is hearty enough to keep you full for a few hours. 
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1 cup of steel-cut oats
2 cups water
1 cup coconut milk (any variety of milk will work)
pinch of salt
handful (1/4 cup) of golden raisins
maple syrup & other toppings to taste

Mix all of the ingredients (except the toppings) together in the Instant Pot. Secure the lid and cook on Manual for 4 minutes (10 minutes natural pressure release). Add toppings and enjoy!

Kid Tips! 

  • pour the (pre-measured) oatmeal and liquid into the pot
  • pinch the salt out of your hand or a container and sprinkle it into the pot
  • pour or scoop in the raisins 
  • stir the ingredients together (before cooking)
  • scoop the leftovers into a serving bowl (see video below!)
5 Comments
Ell link
6/11/2017 12:06:39 am

I really love this & the kid tips! I don't have kids yet but I really enjoy your posts! I will be keeping all your ideas in mind for the future (when I do have kiddos) (:

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Maya Maceka link
6/11/2017 03:37:49 am

I NEVER would of thought to make oatmeal in the pressure cooker. Definitely trying out this delicious recipe soon. And I'm going to add blueberries. Because, blueberries are awesome!

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Victoria with one sharp mama link
6/11/2017 07:33:05 am

I just got an Insta pot for Mother's Day and I have been looking for a great breakfast recipe. This looks delicious I can't wait to try it out. Thank you so much for sharing

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Patty from the NW
6/27/2017 11:03:02 pm

As a grandmother to a 3 year old, I appreciate learning from your posts and blog. Very excellent!

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Jordyn Galan link
7/5/2017 10:16:12 am

Love the kids tips! I can't wait to have my son love cooking as much as I do!

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