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    Carrot cake baked oatmeal

    • 10 mins
    • 35 mins
    • Serves 10

      If you love porridge, you will love this delicious baked oatmeal. It is so convenient, I make it once a week. I keep it in the freezer and take a square to work in the mornings for breakfast, just pour soy milk over top and warm it in the microwave.

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      Ingredients

      • 2 cups quick-cook rolled oats
      • 2 cups whole rolled oats
      • 2 teaspoons baking powder
      • ½ teaspoon baking soda
      • 1 teaspoon ground ginger
      • 2 teaspoons mixed spice
      • 2 very ripe bananas mashed
      • 4 tablespoons ground flaxseeds
      • 2 tablespoons tahini (or peanut butter)
      • 1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
      • 2 cups plant milk (plus extra for serving)
      • 2 cups water
      • ½ cup dates, chopped
      • ½ cup raisins
      • ½ cup walnuts, chopped
      • 1 cup carrot, grated 
      • 1 ½ cups frozen berries

      Directions

      1. Preheat the oven to 180°C.
      2. In a big bowl, mix together oats, baking powder, baking soda, ginger and mixed spice.
      3. In a separate bowl mix mashed banana, ground flaxseeds, tahini, apple cider vinegar and 1 cup of the milk (you may need to warm the tahini a little if it is too hard to mix).
      4. Pour the wet mixture into the dry mixture and add remaining milk, water, chopped dates, raisins, walnuts and grated carrot.
      5. Line a large baking dish with baking paper and pour your oatmeal batter in. Spread frozen berries on top and push them in a little. 
      6. Bake for around 35-40 minutes until set. Let cool and refrigerate for a few hours before cutting. Store pieces in the fridge or freezer and warm in the microwave before serving with extra plant milk.

      Chef's Tips

      • Nut free option: remove walnuts and replace with more raisins.
      • It feels like eating pudding for breakfast. Super handy for organising the kids in the morning and great for baby-led weaning if you have a tiny tot. The best part is you’re getting anti-oxidants from berries, fiber and cholesterol lowering properties from the oats, omegas from the flax seeds and anti-inflammatory powers from the spices. A win win win!
      Dr Taisia Cech
      Dr Taisia Cech