Proatmeal Muffins

Before I became a mom, I had time to make steel cut oats, scram­bled egg whites & fresh berries for break­fast every morning.

Enter Noah…and good-bye extra time in the morning!

I’ve had to get cre­ative with quick break­fasts since James and I are now using Shake­ol­ogy to replace din­ner or lunch.

Obvi­ously, I still love oatmeal…but it’s not a com­plete meal since it’s lower in pro­tein. This recipe gives oat­meal a pro­tein punch (aka proat­meal) with the use of muf­fin tins for por­tion size and con­ve­nience. Enjoy!

You will need:

1 cup Egg Whites
1 egg
1 1/2 cups old fash­ioned oats
1/8 cup ste­via
1/2 cup 1% cot­tage cheese
1/2 cup unsweet­ened apple­sauce
2 scoops vanilla whey pro­tein pow­der (This is the one I use — it’s best for bak­ing!)
1 tsp bak­ing pow­der
1 tsp cin­na­mon
1 tsp vanilla

Instruc­tions:

Pre­heat oven to 350.

Place all ingre­di­ents in blender, and blend until smooth.

Spray muf­fin tin with non-stick cook­ing spray.

Fill muf­fin tins.

Bake for 25 min­utes or until golden brown around the edges.

For an extra break­fast treat, slice muf­fin in half, toast in toaster oven & spread with 1 TBSP nat­ural peanut butter.

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4 Responses to “Proatmeal Muffins”

  1. janetha @ meals & moves March 5, 2012 at 4:36 pm #

    I know these taste amaz­ing because I make a pro­tein pan­cake with iden­ti­cal ingre­di­ents, except for the apple­sauce. I never thought to bake them in muf­fin form! Great idea!

  2. Meredith @ DareYouTo March 5, 2012 at 5:48 pm #

    These look good! I also find that bak­ing muffins can be a sim­ple way to have a quick and tasty break­fast in the morn­ing; last week I did that with pump­kin muffins. I like your idea of split­ting it in half and adding a tasty spread!

  3. Lindsay @ In Sweetness and In Health March 5, 2012 at 7:32 pm #

    Oh wow those look so tasty!!! Do you think they would work with greek yogurt instead of cot­tage cheese?

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