@Bill Boggs - Bill I am sorry for your loss and my late response. I have not been on here much lately, so only read this today. I hope you can take your camera and go crazy taking pictures every where
OK, knock it off, Boggs. If we want any more pictures we’ll ask for them. Now fall out and give me a hundred pushups.
I'm curious as to how these turn out for you. That article says after they've hydrated overnight, you don't even need to cook them...just eat as you would any cold cereal. I've been making steel cut oats, and they take 20-30 minutes to cook.
You GOTTA report back on that one. My steel cut oats take 1 1/2 cups of milk to 1/4 cup of oats, while the website says only 1/2 cup water for 1/4 cup of oats (regardless of which type.) I think they take so long to cook because they have to absorb all that liquid (or you gotta evaporate it off.)