Oatmeal comes from oat grains, a cereal grass, and oatmeal is most commonly consumed by humans as a cooked cereal. Before trying one of the many oatmeal recipes below, be sure to read Oatmeal Cooking Information and Equivalents for information on the different types of oatmeal and whether they can be used interchangably in recipes or not.
These oatmeal recipes use old-fashioned rolled oats, quick-cooking oatmeal, instant oatmeal, oat cereal, oat flour, and oat bran.
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