Can you cook this in bulk lots (ie in a slow cooker overnight?) and then
freeze it in smaller portions? If so how would you defrost and reheat?
Thanks
Liz
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Can you cook this in bulk lots (ie in a slow cooker overnight?) and then
freeze it in smaller portions? If so how would you defrost and reheat?
Thanks
Liz
Staycalm said:Can you cook this in bulk lots (ie in a slow cooker overnight?) and then
freeze it in smaller portions? If so how would you defrost and reheat?
ThanksLiz
It keeps quite well in the fridge for up to a week (or more), but I
have never frozen it. We do a vat in the crock-pot and store it in
Tupperware.
I use steel cut oats. It is also quite easy to prepare in the
microwave to have fresh each morning.
Measure 1/2 cup oats to 1.5 cups water per good-sized serving.
Microwave on high in a deep pyrex-type mixing bowl for 10-13 minutes,
depending on your microwave.
Boron
Staycalm said:Can you cook this in bulk lots (ie in a slow cooker overnight?) and then
freeze it in smaller portions? If so how would you defrost and reheat?
Thanks
I make batches of porridge 4 servings at a time, take a serving and then put
the rest in the fridge. The next morning I spoon out another serving and
nuke it.
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