lol, that's great! i remember my sister used to put dry oatmeal with lots of butter and brown sugar and melt that all up together to munch on...and that was SO good. she would rarely make it for me, though and would get me in trouble when i tried to make it, so to this day i can't get the recipe right!
Oh my goodness, Dani, I know exactly what you are talking about! I used to whip up my own similar concotion with the same ingredients. I did add a touch of milk, let it get to boiling, then dump in the oatmeal. It was like those chocolate no bake cookies, only caramel.
Suzy, That's a different one for me. I bet it's good!
Dianne, We also love breakfast for dinner. We do it at least monthly.
Sally, I think it's fairly healthy, too, don't you? Unless like me you enjoy butter on it--and lots of it.
Zoey..I have many 'interesting meal ideas'..one of my fave is a slice of multigrain bread with peanut butter and a bowl of home canned peaches. I have also done the popcorn thing..
Jean, I agree with Kate. That sounds delish! I will have to wait until the first week in July to get good local berries.
Betty, My mom likes peaches with peanut butter, too. She likes peanut butter toast period. I haven't had it in years. Maybe you've inspired a light dinner idea.
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ReplyDeletelol, that's great! i remember my sister used to put dry oatmeal with lots of butter and brown sugar and melt that all up together to munch on...and that was SO good. she would rarely make it for me, though and would get me in trouble when i tried to make it, so to this day i can't get the recipe right!
ReplyDeleteSometimes,if hubby is out of town,I'll just have a banana and peanut butter!
ReplyDeleteWe sometimes eat eggs and bacon for dinner-but that's not really unusual. I just can't eat popcorn or cereal or I'll be snacking all evening.
ReplyDeletePopcorn is the best! I tend to do it on the weekends frequently.
ReplyDeleteHi Kate, Yes, it was!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Dani, I know exactly what you are talking about! I used to whip up my own similar concotion with the same ingredients. I did add a touch of milk, let it get to boiling, then dump in the oatmeal. It was like those chocolate no bake cookies, only caramel.
Suzy, That's a different one for me. I bet it's good!
Dianne, We also love breakfast for dinner. We do it at least monthly.
Sally, I think it's fairly healthy, too, don't you? Unless like me you enjoy butter on it--and lots of it.
When strawberries are in season I have strawberries on warm biscuits at least once a season for dinner. Jean
ReplyDeleteoh, Jean, that sounds REALLY good too! I'm going to have to try the popcorn thing sometime.
ReplyDelete-Kate
Zoey..I have many 'interesting meal ideas'..one of my fave is a slice of multigrain bread with peanut butter and a bowl of home canned peaches.
ReplyDeleteI have also done the popcorn thing..
Jean, I agree with Kate. That sounds delish! I will have to wait until the first week in July to get good local berries.
ReplyDeleteBetty, My mom likes peaches with peanut butter, too. She likes peanut butter toast period. I haven't had it in years. Maybe you've inspired a light dinner idea.