Peaches and Cream Baked Oatmeal
Peaches and Cream Baked Oatmeal: This simple baked oatmeal is jam-packed full of fresh peaches! It's so easy to toss together and actually reheats well in the microwave which makes it a perfect weekday breakfast option!
Peaches and Cream Baked Oatmeal
Jump to RecipeMy family eats oatmeal for breakfast probably five times a week. It’s more than just a staple in our house, it’s a routine. And that can be a good thing. Our kids expect it and scarf it down each morning and they get to experiment with different toppings.
But sometimes I like a change even if my kiddos are fine with the normal. When I brought out this peaches and cream baked oatmeal the first time my three year old refused to touch it. “YUCK.” Actually, what he said was “This is the most yuckiest thing ever ever.” Bit of a drama queen that one. Plus, he hadn’t even tried it yet.
Once he picked out all the peaches, he tried it and, LO AND BEHOLD, liked it. He proceeded to eat a whole bowl of this yucky stuff.
What I love about baked oatmeal is that it’s actually better on day two or three reheated in the microwave. No joke. The flavors combine better and I like it best zapped after it has baked and cooled. So it’s an easy weekday breakfast option that way. Enjoy!
Peaches and Cream Baked Oatmeal
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This simple baked oatmeal is jam-packed full of fresh peaches! It’s so easy to toss together and actually reheats well in the microwave which makes it a perfect weekday breakfast option! YUM!
Ingredients
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. In a medium bowl, mix together oats, sugar, baking powder and a pinch of salt and spread the mixture out in an 8×8 baking dish.
- In a separate bowl, stir together milk, cream, egg, and vanilla extract. Pour this mixture over the oat mixture and store to combine.
- Spread the sliced peaches out over the oatmeal, pressing them into the oatmeal. Then drizzle the whole dish with melted coconut oil or butter.
- Bake the baked oatmeal at 375 degrees F. for 35 minutes, rotating it once halfway through to ensure even baking.
- Serve the baked oatmeal while warm with a drizzle of fresh cream or let it cool and store it in the fridge. Leftovers can be reheated easily with a drizzle of water and microwaved on high for a minute.
Peaches and Cream Baked Oatmeal
If you’ve never made baked oatmeal, or just want to try a simpler version, I have a standard baked oatmeal recipe on the site as well. And a blueberry one now that I’m thinking of it! But there isn’t much to it. Toss together the ingredients. Transfer them to a baking dish. Bake it. Eat it.
When you mix together the oats and the liquid stuff, it’ll look pretty soupy. Like, is this really going to work? Don’t worry. Oats absorb a ton of liquid and it’ll bake up beautifully.
I like to kind of shove my peaches into the oatmeal mixture and then drizzle some coconut oil on top! You could use butter also. Either works but I like the extra flavor of the coconut oil in this version.
This guy is ready for the oven!
It’ll need to bake for 35 minutes or so at 375 degrees F. You can serve it right out of the dish as soon as it cools down a bit. I prefer it with a drizzle of cream, but some might all that overkill.
As fresh peaches come into season, this peaches and cream baked oatmeal should be on your must-try list!
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This looks divine. I’m hoping it’ll turn the tide for my oatmeal-no-no one year old. And I’ll get peaches and cream oatmeal either way, so perfect fit!
Hi Nick,
I just received my first email from you and am excited to try the baked peach oatmeal. Have never had a baked oatmeal before. I am an experienced cook who is always searching for new recipes. I have been married for 41 years and every recipe that I have ever cooked has been marked off in the recipe book that was used. It really makes for interesting reading to see how our tastes have changed and developed over that time. Look forward to trying many of your recipes.
Thanks for sharing.