Peach Blueberry Baked Oatmeal

***Recipe and photos updated July 2023***

It will officially be fall on Tuesday!  You know what that means?  Pumpkin everything (and gourd) season is here for the long haul.  But if you’ve been to a grocery store or farmer’s market lately, you’ll notice that it’s not just the end of summer and the beginning of pumpkin season, it’s also still peach season 🙂 Put all those big juicy peaches to use with this yummy oatmeal bake!

I made a little bit of blueberry syrup to throw this thing over the top with deliciousness.  Because in my mind, Peach + Blueberry = Love.

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Ingredients and Substitutions

Here’s what you’ll need to make this Peach Blueberry Baked Oatmeal at home:

Rolled oats – I love to see the whole oats in my baked oatmeal, but don’t worry – they’re baked to perfect tenderness! Other types of oats like quick oats or steel cut oats will behave differently, so I don’t recommend swapping this ingredient.

Milk – Use whatever neutral tasting milk you prefer! I used almond milk, which doesn’t have a strong flavor. Some non-dairy milks have a really strong flavor or are overly sweet – I’d stay away from those in this recipe.

Applesauce – Adds volume, sweetness, and moisture without watering the batter down. Batter that’s too runny will lead to an undercooked, gooey center.

Eggs – These are the glue that bring the dough together and add a bit of protein too.

Peaches – I like to peel the skin off the peaches before chopping and sticking them in the batter. It takes a little more time than leaving the skin on, but I think it’s worth the extra effort.

Blueberries – You could totally opt for whatever berries you like, of course. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries would be delicious. Fresh or frozen will work just fine!

Protein powder – I used a plant based protein powder for this recipe, but you could also use a whey/casein blend. Just be sure to decrease the amount of almond milk by about 1/4 cup.

Baking powder – This gives the baked oatmeal a bit of lift as it cooks, making it less dense.

Maple syrup – For a touch of sweetness and added liquid.

Peanut butter – Adds some much needed fat to the baked oatmeal, keeping it from being dry and crumbly. You could also just use the egg yolks or opt for another nut butter, but I like the bit of extra sweetness that comes from the peanut butter.

Vanilla extract – Like salt in a savory dish, vanilla tends to enhance the flavors of a sweet recipe.

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