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Home›How To›How to Soak Oats: 13 Steps

How to Soak Oats: 13 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 8, 2024
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Oats are a versatile, healthy, and delicious breakfast option. Soaking them can make them even more digestible and easier for your body to absorb the nutrients they provide. With this 13-step guide, you’ll be enjoying the perfect bowl of soaked oats in no time.

1. Choose your oats: Start by selecting the type of oats you prefer – rolled, steel-cut, or quick oats. Rolled and steel-cut oats are better suited for soaking.

2. Measure the oats: Depending on how much you want to prepare, measure your desired amount of oats using a measuring cup.

3. Use a glass or ceramic bowl: Once you have the right amount of oats, transfer them to a glass or ceramic bowl with enough space for the grains to expand as they soak.

4. Add water: Pour room temperature filtered water into the bowl until the oats are submerged. Use a 2:1 ratio – two parts water for every part of oats.

5. Add an acid medium (optional): To make the soaking process even more effective in breaking down phytic acid found in grains, add an acid medium like lemon juice, apple cider vinegar, or yogurt.

6. Mix well: After adding everything into the bowl, mix all components thoroughly.

7. Cover the bowl: To protect your oats from unwanted particles and bugs while soaking, cover the bowl with a clean cloth or lid.

8. Let it soak: Allow your oats to soak at room temperature for at least 8 hours or overnight. This will give enough time for the phytic acid to break down and make your oats more digestible.

9. Check on consistency: After soaking for your preferred duration, check on your oats’ consistency. They should have absorbed most of the liquid and be soft to touch.

10. Drain and rinse: Remove any excess water by pouring the soaked oats into a fine mesh strainer and rinsing them under cold water. Be sure to wash away any residual acid medium.

11. Cook or eat raw: If you prefer a warm bowl, cook the oats as you normally would, by adding them to a saucepan with some water or milk and heating over low-medium heat. Alternatively, if you enjoy raw soaked oats, you can skip this step.

12. Customize your toppings: Add your favorite toppings – fruits, nuts, seeds, honey, cinnamon – to personalise your soaked oatmeal experience.

13. Enjoy your nutritious breakfast: Serve your perfectly soaked oats and enjoy their improved taste, texture, and health benefits!

Now that you know how to soak oats in 13 easy steps, you can make this nutritious staple an essential part of your morning routine.

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