Since I’m not feeling too great, I think this is a perfect breakfast for those lazy morning when you just don’t want to get out of bed.
My day basically consists of oatmeal (oh so warming!) with chicken soup and then more chicken soup. Which is totally ok with me, because it screams warm comforting nights!
Pumpkin Overnight Oats vegan, gluten free, dairy free
Serves 1
A delicious and easy breakfast in the cold months when you want that extra 15 minutes in bed! Sweet notes from the pumpkin comes through whilst the cinnamon gives a Christmassy flavour! This recipe can also be warmed up on the stove top in the morning or baked for 20 minutes at 180ºC.
1/4 cup rolled oats
1/3 cup warm water or warm almond milk (can be substituted with soy, coconut or dairy milk)
1 tablespoon pumpkin puree (recipe below)
Cinnamon, to taste
Maple syrup, to taste
For garnishing: chopped apple, walnuts, coconut yoghurt, cinnamon
Mix the water, puree and oats together.
Set aside or put in the fridge for an hour or overnight.
I like to serve in a cute jar with chopped apple and walnuts.
Pumpkin Puree vegan, gluten free, dairy free
Makes 1 cup
This puree is perfect for any dish, sweet or savoury! You can make it into a soup, pasta sauce or even use it for pies! Also feel free to make it with kabocha or butternut squash.
Preheat oven to 180ºC.
Cut pumpkin in half and poke holes in it and sprinkle with salt.
Place face down on baking tray and bake for 45 minutes.
Poke with a fork and it should be soft. If not, leave in for another 15 minutes, facing upwards in oven.
Once cooked, spoon contents into a blender and blend until smooth.
Looks like a delicious breakfast 🙂
Thank you!
Hope you feel better soon! This oats situation looks like the best way to cure any ailment, including hangry. 🙂
stephanie @ girl versus dough
Thanks for the kind words Stephanie! This is the perfect quick meal to cure hangry 😉
looks SO AMAZING!!
Thank you!!
It’s like you were reading my mind or reading my fridge! We have a tiny container of pumpkin left over from the pumpkin muffins that I need to use! 😀
Great idea Lorriane – hope you can try it out!!
Love overnight oats.. and your pumpkin version looks and sounds incredible delicious Millie!
Thanks so much Thalia – thought it would be nice to get into the festive spirit 🙂
What a great idea for lazy breakfasts! I love the luxury of making myself something yummy but often don’t have the time, so I resort to oatcakes (biscuits here in the uk) which is not the most appetising after a week of just that…
Thanks so much Shu Han – overnight oats are such a great idea for busy people and delicious with chia seeds to keep you more full!
i attempted overnight steel cut oats for the first time last night and have been brainstorming toppings. i think using up pumpkin (or squash) puree is a great idea!
hope you feel better soon.
Thanks Lan – I feel much better now 🙂 hope you get to try out the pumpkin topping!