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    I have tried out a few baked oatmeal recipes and they all contain so much liquid that it becomes really mushy. Mise well just make oatmeal on the stove. So I found this one



    Even though I was a baker for a good long time I can't figure out why you would need butter and oil?
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    Could be the combination of the fat content that each contains, maybe not the right balance of one without the other for this particular recipe. Just a guess.
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      #3
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      I know people that add butter to their oatmeal. Looking at the recipe, it looks to be very similarlar to a cookie recipe. I would say the oil is to keep it from sticking and the butter adds to the taste.
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        #4
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        all the recipes I looked up have similar ingredients. Not sure why you would need all that extra moisture. I make oatmeal overnight in a crockpot using steel cut oats. Usually I make it plain but sometimes add apples, br. sugar etc.
        One thing I learned when making my breakfast casserole is that I have better results baking it in loaf pans rather than one large pan. Cooks all the way thru and doesn't stay gooey in the center. I wonder if it would work for this, too?
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          #5
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          I don't make oatmeal from scratch. I open a pouch and pour in boiling water!! My sister buys the cut steel or cut something and loves that, but I have never had it.
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            #6
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            I am not much of a baker but my guess would be to keep it moist, and from allowing it to stick to the pan.

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              #7
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              Originally posted by K. McEuen View Post
              I know people that add butter to their oatmeal. Looking at the recipe, it looks to be very similarlar to a cookie recipe. I would say the oil is to keep it from sticking and the butter adds to the taste.
              That sounds about right. My mom ate her oatmeal with butter too. I looked up butter vs oil and I think the butter is for the crispness too.

              It's a small recipe so I'll follow it, but take the suggestions to cut down the sugar. I'll let you know how it comes out!
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                #8
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                I googled it. It has to do with the smoking point of butter. Adding oil to the mixture helps the butter melt and not burn.

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                  #9
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                  Originally posted by Pandabear View Post
                  I googled it. It has to do with the smoking point of butter. Adding oil to the mixture helps the butter melt and not burn.
                  That's for sauteing not baking. I'm a Food Network junky. lol
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                    #10
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                    Could you use applesauce instead of butter?

                    I wonder how it would taste using Stevia in the Raw or Splenda.
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