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Savory oatmeal - kinda weird. What should I do instead? : r/veganrecipes

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I made savory oatmeal with some different seeds, some curry flavor, a little sesame oil, and shallots and soy sauce to top. It’s not bad but it’s not great. What should I do instead? What are your favorite savory oatmeal recipes? Peanut butter Brown sugar Raisins Oat milk So to throw out the notion of savory oatmeal altogether? Good note about the peanut butter. Thinking the savory option just isn’t really an option. I think it’s just a mental block I have. I think that was part of the problem for me too with the oatmeal I made Have you considered grits instead? All the bland mushiness of oatmeal but with all the corn-ness of corn! What kind of oats did you use? Like more textured old fashioned oats or steel cut are very different from instant oats Try polenta or grits. They are amazing savory dishes It is. I have the same problem with sweet rice dishes. It’s just weird. That is the opposite of savory. That's literally just normal breakfast oats my dude. Agreed… when I originally repli

Comments Section Peanut butter Brown sugar Raisins Oat milk I use the one from the first oh she glows cookbook as a base. It uses veg broth instead of water to cook the oats. Use steel cut oats! Less is more for savory oats, so I do steel cut+ butter + salt and it’s delish. Do you like grits? I have always struggled with savory oats but I love savory grits! Maybe I should try that out! I eat grits savory and oatmeal sweet Grits are such a delicious breakfast food!! I second savory grits! I make it most mornings and love to add some vegan butter (if I'm feeling fancy), halved cherry…

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