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Skip to Main ContentMarch 10, 2023posted by HaleyJump to RecipeLearn how to make steel cut oats in a slow cooker, which results in a shockingly creamy porridge – with minimal dairy. All for $.21 per serving!One of the most affordable food items you can incorporate into your diet – if you want to save money on food – is oats.This goes for all types of oats: Quick, old-fashioned, and steel cut.&nbsp;My favorite of all is making steel cut oats in a slow cooker. Here’s why:Minimal effort: This cooking method could not be easier. You simply place the ingredients in a slow cooker before bedtime, and 8 hours later you’re greeted with a Crock Pot full of warm, perfectly cooked steel cut oatmeal.It’s super creamy: I can’t explain why, exactly, this cooking method results in really creamy oats. Once you taste it, you’ll be convinced the oats were slow cooked in heavy cream and butter, when in reality, all that was added was water and 2 tablespoons of butter.It’s make-ahead: You can make a big batch of steel cut oats at the beginning of the week and eat it for several days. Just store refrigerated in a covered container, and eat cold or reheat in the microwave.It’s cheap: This recipe is shockingly cheap to make. The entire recipe costs about $1.28, which works out to about 21 cents per serving.While steel cut oats are great when cooked on the stovetop, cooking them in the slow cooker is my preferred method, for the reasons listed above.Scroll down for detailed recipe, but here’s the process in a nutshell:These creamy steel cut oats can be eaten plain, but I prefer to eat them loaded with toppings and add-ins, such as:This is a basic recipe for making Crock Pot steel cut oats. Once you master how to make steel cut oats in a slow cooker, you can experiment with other similar recipes that incorporate additional ingredients and flavorings.Slow cooker apple oatmeal is a variation on this recipe, calling for chopped apples, milk, and cinnamon.&nbsp; This recipe incorporates banana, ground flaxseed, and vanilla.Continue to ContentC﻿oat inside of slow cooker with butter - or spray with non-stick cooking spray.P﻿our oats, water, melted butter, and salt into crock. Stir.C﻿ook on low for 7 to 8 hours, or on high for 3 to 4 hours.O﻿nce done cooking, give oats a good stir and serve warm, with desired toppings.Please give it a 5-star review on the recipe card above!Recipes Breakfast Gluten free Vegetarianposted by Haley onMarch 10, 2023Leave a Comment »« Previous PostSlow Cooker Chicken DrumsticksNext Post »Chickpea And Tomato CurryLeave a comment »Annie —March 10, 2023 @ 5:46 pmReplyI love steel cut oats! I may try this in my instant pot on the slow cook setting 😉 I will check out the recipes for apple and banana variations as well!!violet —March 11, 2023 @ 6:20 amReplyI am definitely going to try this. We like oatmeal in our house, but is never very creamy.Nichole —April 2, 2023 @ 1:09 amReplyI have better luck using the crock as a bain-marie. Put prepared oats in a tallish glass container, fill crock with water so that there’s at least an inch or two between the water level and the top of the oats container, on low overnight.Meredith —April 16, 2023 @ 1:50 amReplyHave you done smaller batches- like halfing this? Looks delicious, just wondering about the amount. Do you ever refrigerate the rest and re-heat them?More Most Popular Recipes©2023 Cheap Recipe Blog. All Rights Reserved. Design by Purr.Skip to Recipe

Skip to Main ContentMarch 10, 2023posted by HaleyJump to RecipeLearn how to make steel cut oats in a slow cooker, which results in a shockingly creamy porridge – with minimal dairy. All for $.21 per serving!One of the most affordable food items you can incorporate into your diet – if you want to save money on food – is oats.This goes for all types of oats: Quick, old-fashioned, and steel cut.&nbsp;My favorite of all is making steel cut oats in a slow cooker. Here’s why:Minimal effort: This cooking method could not be easier. You simply place the ingredients in a slow cooker before bedtime,...

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