ANCIENT GRAINS are having a resurgence, from amaranth to millet to teff. Unlike some of the newcomers in our grain-conscious culture, oats are readily available in a variety of configurations, from ...

Here was the opportunity to test a time-honored, one-pan recipe substituting oat groats for a less-healthful grain. The result: an even better family favorite. Oats produced an increased creaminess ...

Nutritionally speaking, oats are outstanding. As a whole grain, they offer impressive levels of thiamin (a B vitamin that helps your body produce energy from carbohydrates), iron (an essential mineral ...

The popularity of whole grains is a well-established fact in modern diets. As a result, ingredients that once were viewed as dull or uninspiring now find themselves thrust into prominence on menus and ...

When cooking or baking with oats, it’s important to use the exact type called for in the recipe or your dish most likely will flop. The oats will be over- or undercooked, and the dish will have ...

Oats may not be the new whole grain on the block, but this pantry staple is super nutritious — and far from one size fits all. Oats are rich in a variety of nutrients and beta-glucan, a type of ...

Oat (Avena sativa L.) is a cereal grain that produces edible seeds known as oats. Some of the healthiest oats include oat groats, oat bran, and steel-cut oats. Eating oats can help lower cholesterol, ...

The oats in your morning bowl are the edible seeds of the oat plant (botanical name: Avena sativa), a cereal grain that belongs to the Poaceae grass family. Whole grain: Oats are a whole grain, ...