Remember the pumpkin pie pancakes I made from pumpkin pie? This pumpkin pie overnight oats is one more dish that I tried to finish off that left over pumpkin pie. And so, this one is not a pumpkin pie flavored oatmeal but literally uses the pumpkin pie. Alternatively, canned pumpkin pie filling or canned pumpkin puree + flavoring + sweetener can be used.
This is a quick breakfast option as this is overnight oats recipe and flavor filled one for pumpkin pie lovers. For those wondering what I did with the remaining pie, I used the leftover filling to make some cupcakes and I broke the crust into pieces and baked them until crispy and used as a topping for some Indian chaat.
Ingredients:
1/3 cup rolled oats
3/4 cup to scant 1 cup milk
1/4 cup pumpkin pie filling from the pie
Roughly chopped pecans / walnuts to garnish
Method:
* Mix the oats and milk in a bowl, cover and leave it in the refrigerator overnight.
* Stir in the pumpkin pie filling and the walnuts before serving.
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Comments
wow, this pumpkin pie overnight oats looks absolutely fabulous, love to enjoy anytime of the day.
ReplyDeleteHow creatively you have used up the pumpkin pie filling. Loving your style.
ReplyDeleteWhat an innovative idea! The oats recipe sounds simple and delicious with the pie filling..
ReplyDeleteThat is flavor packed oatmeal recipe. I am going to try this some time soon.
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious , have never made these overnight bowls , must give them a try .
ReplyDeleteThis is so easy and delicious looking
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe,perfect for breakfast.
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me but loving it.
ReplyDeleteWow! pumpkin pie in oatmeal? This sounds very tempting.
ReplyDeleteSuch a healthy and filling recipe.. It is too tempting!!
ReplyDeletewhat a great use of the leftover pumpkin pie
ReplyDeleteWow this one looks a stunner Suma, am sure this makes a fantastic breakfast!
ReplyDeleteThe overnight oats with pumpkin pie look irresistible.
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