These oat and cranberry biscuits are probably the healthiest treats on the blog — and suitable for many with dietary restrictions. They’re made without flour, eggs, milk or refined sugar, and contain only a minimal amount of fat. With a festive twist from dried cranberries
Crispy rhubarb squares with a tropical twist, thanks to the addition of pineapple and coconut. Absolutely delicious! This recipe is wonderfully simple – just mix all the ingredients together, no kneading required. The dough has a crumbly texture, similar to an oat crumble.
Porridge with rhubarb is dangerously delicious – comforting, moreish and absolutely perfect for breakfast :). It’s a year-round favourite too – in winter, simply use frozen rhubarb. Lightly creamy, with perfectly balanced proportions – just the way I like it.
Bircher muesli is perhaps the most famous muesli in the world. Its name comes from the Swiss doctor who first created and popularised it in his clinic. What makes it special is that the oats are not cooked – instead, they are soaked overnight, and the next day combined
A delicate, soft rhubarb cake topped with crumble. A true classic – but with the addition of buttermilk, which gives the sponge its lovely lightness. The rhubarb brings a fresh, slightly tangy spring flavour, while the crumble – with almonds, oats and brown sugar
Wonderful pumpkin oat cookies – soft in the centre, slightly chewy thanks to the oats, and full of warm, comforting aroma. The addition of dried cranberries is the perfect finishing touch. A cinnamon glaze is optional, but it beautifully enhances the flavour.
A perfect pairing of strawberries and mango in this quick and easy dessert. The buttery oat crumble on top is irresistibly delicious! You can bake it in one larger dish or divide it into individual ramekins – either way, it’s a wonderfully comforting treat.
When it gets a bit cooler, I like to spend time in the kitchen baking cookies ;). Today’s recipe is a lighter version of oat cookies – wholemeal oat cookies with prunes. They’re made without butter, using just two (!) tablespoons of oil, with wholemeal flour
Bran cookies with granola and apricots are packed with wholesome ingredients. They’re rich, filling and wonderfully satisfying. Soft and hearty, they have a texture more like dense muffins or wholemeal cake. If you prefer, you can bake them a little longer until
These oat and sunflower seed cookies smell absolutely wonderful – and taste even better. I never need much convincing when it comes to oat biscuits, and with the addition of toasted sunflower seeds, they’re simply irresistible. You’ll have to try them for yourselves :).
A traditional Yorkshire gingerbread, usually eaten on Bonfire Night (5 November), although well known throughout the UK and baked all year round. How is it different from our gingerbreads? It is soft, very sticky and moist, made with molasses and oatmeal.
A wonderful oat and nut crumble with peaches, plums, nectarines or apricots… Perfect for autumn — packed with nuts, cinnamon and the addition of oats, making it not only more flavourful but a little more wholesome too. Quick to prepare, which is one of the
Soft and slightly gooey oatmeal raisin cookies — what a classic. You can also replace the raisins with dried cranberries or chocolate chips, if you prefer. They’re simple to make and absolutely delicious!
Celebrate the start of gooseberry season with a delicious gooseberry crumble. This gooseberry crumble recipe is really easy to follow. It tastes wonderful with ice cream – simplicity at its best.
Super easy, delicious and quick cookies made with just three ingredients: bananas, rolled oats and Nutella. Soft and chewy, not overly sweet, and ready in no time. They’re a healthier treat – especially if you use homemade Nutella. Highly recommended!
Healthy breakfast recipe – porridge with apples, cranberries, and cinnamon. Ridiculously easy to prepare and packed with vitamins and fibre. Add some chopped walnuts for extra crunch!