Ahh..pumpkin. We all know how much I love it. When I read this month’s Recipe ReDux theme, I knew it was gonna be a good one.
Pumpkin, oh glorious pumpkin!
Not only was I excited to write up my post, but you have to check out these amazing recipes by other ReDuxers. I can’t wait to get out the pumpkin and start cooking!
My recipe is inspired from Healthy Tipping Point’s pumpkin spiced latte baked oatmeal. I made a few changes along the way and am happy with the way it turned out.
Baked Pumpkin Oatmeal (inspired from Healthy Tipping Point)
Ingredients:
- 1/2 cup oatmeal
- 1/4 cup canned pumpkin
- 1/4 cup fat-free milk
- 1/2 tablespoon pumpkin pie spice
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon instant coffee
- 1/2 sliced banana
- 1 teaspoon sugar
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 375.
- Mix all ingredients.
- Pour batter into mini casserole dish.
- Top with sliced banana.
- Bake for 20 minutes.
- Enjoy!
I love this take on classic oatmeal. Baking the oatmeal adds a nice touch and, bonus, your kitchen will smell of pumpkin and spices.
I realized something while putting this recipe together. During the week, many of us don’t take time in the morning to make a “fancy” breakfast, if you will. We often will save more of those types of meals for weekends.
Bake the oatmeal in the oven while getting ready. Hardly any extra time added in your morning and I assure you it’ll still feel like you made something extra special. just. for. you. #mefirst
Here’s to pumpkin and all the delicious ways in which you can use it!
For more delicious pumpkin recipes, check out these other fabulous Recipe ReDuxers:
Pumpkin Bacon Penne Katie Hamm – Healthy & Happy Hour
baked mini pumpkins gretchen – kumquat
Kaddo Bourani – Candied Pumpkin with Yogurt and Meat Sauce Nicole-Whole Health RD
Pumpkin Pesto Bruschetta EA Stewart- The Spicy RD
Ghoulishly Good Stuffed Sugar Pumpkin Liz Weiss and Janice Newell Bissex-Meal Makeover Moms
Whole Pumpkin Cheddar Gratin Serena- Teaspoon of Spice
Ham and Cheese Stuffed Pumpkin Jim Melton- The Relish Dish
Pumpkin Cranberry Scones Diane Welland- Eat Well, Eat Clean
Pumpkin Rosemary and Mushroom Quinoa Heather Calcote- Dietitian on the Run
Pumpkin Yogurt Dip Kara Lydon –Peace, Love, and Food
Salt and Vinegar Pumpkin Seeds Ayla Withee- Eat Simply
Pumpkin Mash Kristina- Love and Zest
Yuri – Chef Pandita – Pumpkin Apple Soup">Yuri – Chef Pandita – Pumpkin Apple Soup">Baked Stuffed Pumpkin and Pumpkin Orange Muffins Carrie Miller- Nutrition Know How
What is your favorite way to eat pumpkin?
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One word: YUM
huminah huminah huminah. That looks soooo good.
Love love pumpkin in oatmeal!!
Can’t wait to try baking it =)
My mouth is literally watering right now.
This weekend is Parents’ Weekend at my college, which means that my parents are coming to visit…and that means getting them to take me grocery shopping!! I might just have to pick up some of these ingredients while I’m at Wegmans
The redux recipes never cease to amaze me! So creative! The oats look wonderful…love the latte twist with the instant coffee. I always have some of that stuff on hand and am never quite sure what to do with it
Have fun with all the wedding stuff this weekend! Your friends need to space out their weddings some!!!!
I like pumpkin nice and chilled, mixed with Greek yogurt, sprinkled with cloves and cinnamon. A nutritious and delicious protein packed snack!
Your oatmeal looks heavenly!!!
That is one of my favorite ways to eat pumpkin!!
So many awesome recipes!
I keep saying I will do baked oatmeal… this looks like a great place to start!
I love pumpkin oatmeal!! I made it for the first time last month and have had it about 100 times since! I’m a big pumpkin person, so you get a gold star for posting links to all those pumpking recipes
I’m impsresed. You’ve really raised the bar with that.
Sounds delicious, and interesting addition with the instant coffee! Your right, this is for sure doable for a weekday morning. Definitely want to try this for my kids-I bet they’d love it! Have a wonderful weekend
You oatmeal sounds & looks great! Baked oatmeal is still on “my list.”
I can’t wait to make some pumpkin bread soon!
Have a great weekend!
I love pumpkin oatmeal but have never done baked oatmeal. It sounds delicious! I will definitely be trying baked oatmeal soon!
Love it! Morning oats and coffee rolled into one. Excellent Kirsten.
Thanks for stopping by!
And this recipe is definitely a good one!
Oops sorry KRISTEN
I completely LOVE these posts…and made this today with oatbran instead of oatmeal adding some nutella in the middle. THANK YOU! My favorite pumpkin right now is with evaporated milk and proscuitto with risotto. SUPER creamy and yummy!
I never thought to put coffee in oatmeal! That is awesome! Beautiful pictures too.. thanks for your inspiration.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for stopping by!
This pumpkin redux looks awesome! Your photos are so beautiful, too. I bet it would be awesome with coconut palm sugar to replace the white sugar …
Love your site! It is gorgeous
(ps – more redux recipes on my blog/site Transfer of Health.com – would LOVE it if you posted some of yours there …)
I agree!! That sounds like a great swap.
Thanks for stopping by Tiffany!
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