It's savory oatmeal.
Yes: all the health benefits of oatmeal can be yours, without once indulging in some overly-sweetened, pre-packaged junk that only a seven-year-old could love.
You can add any good and savory thing you like--I've heard tell of plopping a fried egg on top, or mixing in some sautéed onions--but this is how I like mine.
First, I measure in my half-cup of dry instant oats, and then I sprinkle in a generous amount of garlic powder, and a reasonable few shakes of salt and red pepper flakes:

Then I add my cup of water, mix, and microwave according to the directions on the tub--about a minute and a half on high.
Then I add a small can of drained mushrooms, about a cup of chopped-up tomatoes, and an ounce of pepperjack:

Then I pour some milk--maybe half a cup?--over the top and mix it all together:

Mmm. A big bowl of salty, carb-y goodness, all under 400 calories, and with 20 grams of protein and 10 grams of fiber, to boot.
Eat hearty!
Peace of Christ to you,
Jessica Snell
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