Irish steel cut oats, like McCann's, make oatmeal that is out of this world, but they are also very versatile. The oats can be used in savory applications, like oat risotto, as well as sweet ones. McCann's has a recipe on their website for a variation on oat cakes that use steel cut oats. Oat cakes are flat biscuits or crackers that are made with oats. They are fairly plain on their own, but the flavor of the oats and the crunch of the biscuit make them pair perfectly with cheese and other spreads. They're a great addition to a cracker tray when serving appetizers or for snack food at any time.
Irish oatcakes
by Nicole Weston (Subscribe to Nicole Weston's posts)
Posted Mar 16th 2006 4:14PM
Filed under: Snacks, British Isles, Food Porn, Grains, Recipes
Tags: biscuit, cheese, cheese plate, cracker, irish food, irish oats, mccanns, oat cakes, oatcake, oatmeal, oats, recipe, recipes, steel cut oats
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