Overnight oats is a make-ahead and no cook option when looking for a fuss free breakfast. It is also an easier and quicker way to include whole grains into one's diet. The humble bowl of oats could be transformed from a boring one to a delicious one with the add-ons that can go into an overnight oats dish. Besides, overnight oats can get interesting since there are plenty of variations one could think of depending upon the fresh / dried fruits, nuts, liquid base choices, sweeteners and flavorings that can go into the bowl of oats.
Ingredients: (Yield 1 serving)
1/2 cup old fashioned oats
3/4 cup milk or milk + yogurt
1/4 cup or more mango cubes
2 tbsp. grated fresh coconut or coconut flakes
A sweetener to taste
Method:
* Combine oats and milk or milk and yogurt in a closable container. Close the lid and refrigerate overnight.
* Add mango cubes and coconut to the oats before serving. Stir in a sweetener of your choice as needed and serve.
This post goes to Blogging marathon #77 under the theme "Whole Grains". Check out the page to read what other marathoners are cooking.
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Ingredients: (Yield 1 serving)
1/2 cup old fashioned oats
3/4 cup milk or milk + yogurt
1/4 cup or more mango cubes
2 tbsp. grated fresh coconut or coconut flakes
A sweetener to taste
Method:
* Combine oats and milk or milk and yogurt in a closable container. Close the lid and refrigerate overnight.
* Add mango cubes and coconut to the oats before serving. Stir in a sweetener of your choice as needed and serve.
This post goes to Blogging marathon #77 under the theme "Whole Grains". Check out the page to read what other marathoners are cooking.
Comments
That's a perfect breakfast for me looks so delicious. love the combination of ingredients...
ReplyDeleteThese overnight bowls are a rage now , and this bowl has all the goodness in it , without any fuss !
ReplyDeleteI have been reading so much about overnight oats nowadays. Your version with mango and coconut looks so yum..
ReplyDeleteSuch a mess free and easy breakfast. I think will make my hubby do it himself :)
ReplyDeleteLove to start my day with this exotic overnight oats, such a fantastic dish. Drooling here.
ReplyDeleteWow those pictures are so sinful and I am sure I will be so happy if given this for breakfast..:)
ReplyDeleteMango and coconut are my favorite ingredients and I am going to try this out with the next batch of mangoes at home :)
ReplyDeletemango flavoured overnight oats looks so tempting. Love overnight oats, and will try the mango and coconut one soon.
ReplyDeletewonder do they taste different that cooked oats. Have seen quite many recipes on pinterest. but have never tried one
ReplyDeleteNever thought of this combination before. Have some mangoes to finish off, will try this.
ReplyDeleteWow this is my kind of a breakfast -- no fuss, no mess AND no cooking :-)
ReplyDeletewow suma, overnight oats are such a craze these days na! Mango is a great flavor with this quickie breakfast! Looks delicious!
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