Oat
Mixed Grain and Wild Rice Cereal
Prepare a batch of this breakfast dish and store it in the refrigerator. Then simply reheat single servings in the microwave.
Banana Crumble
This recipe was developed from a banana muffin that had a similar crumbly top. When I saw Stephan eat the top and pick out the banana chunks, I realized a new dessert would be healthier, moister, and better appreciated. I was right, but be sure to serve this very warm and don't use very old, overripe bananas — the taste becomes a little intense for children. Mash and freeze such overripe bananas in a plastic container for a banana bread or other similar confections.
By Lynn Fredericks
Oat and Dried Fruit Cereal with Honey and Yogurt
This Swiss staple known as Birchermüesli can be a healthful breakfast or snack.
Can be prepared in 45 minutes or less, but requires additional unattended time.
Almond Coconut Granola
This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.
This granola is delicious topped with fresh fruit (we suggest kiwifruit and pineapple) or on its own, served with milk or yogurt. The recipe makes about 6 cups, so you'll have some left over.
Oatmeal Praline Ice Cream Terrine
The twist here is that the praline is made with oats rather than nuts.
Whole-Wheat Bread Hayes
By Timothy J. Hayes
Amy Oh's Very Best Cookies
By Barbara Moller
Ranger Cookies
These large, hearty cookies are a fairly recent addition to the American repertoire, appearing sometime in the latter half of the twentieth century. Most ranger cookies contain rolled oats and coconut, and some also include pecans and crushed corn flakes. Despite the name, the cookies don't seem to be connected with the Texas Rangers or Texas, or with any particular part of the country, for that matter.
These cookies have a rich, satisfying taste and toothsomeness that gives them great staying power and appeal. They are particularly good with a glass of milk.
By Nancy Baggett