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Single Serve Protein Baked Oats
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Instructions
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Pre-heat the oven to 350 degrees F and lightly grease a small ramekin.
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Mash your banana directly in the baking dish. Top with the oats, chia seeds, protein powder and milk. Mix to combine.
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Sprinkle on the frozen fruit and shredded coconut. You *can* mix those into the oats but I like to leave them just sitting on the top.
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Bake for 20-22 minutes until the oatmeal is set. Serve immediately with a drizzle of maple syrup and ENJOY! It’s also delicious with a little bit of nut butter mixed in after baking YUM!
Notes
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You can use any kind of berries for this but I really love it with the mixed berries!
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Jam or preserves would also be delicious on top in place of the berries.
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Tips & Tricks (5)
- Freeze Your Banana Slices 🍌Pre-slice and freeze your banana before adding it to the mixture to prevent mushiness and create a creamier texture as it thaws during baking.
- Prevent Protein Powder Clumps 💪Mix your protein powder with a small amount of milk separately before combining with other wet ingredients to ensure smooth incorporation and avoid grainy texture.
- Toast the Coconut First 🥥Lightly toast your shredded coconut in a dry pan for 2-3 minutes before adding to enhance its nutty flavor and prevent it from becoming soggy during baking.
- Chia Seed Hydration Timing ⏱️Add chia seeds directly before baking rather than mixing in advance, as they absorb moisture quickly and can make the batter too thick if left sitting.
- Cool in the Ramekin 🧊Let the baked oats cool for 5-10 minutes in the ramekin before eating to allow the texture to set properly and make it easier to remove or eat straight from the dish.
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Low-Cholesterol
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