Gingerbread Baked Oats | Slimming World Recipes (2024)

Gingerbread Baked Oats with the delicious flavours of ginger and molasses,finished off with a delicate drizzle of icing. It's perfectly moist and is great for those old-fashioned cake cravings.

I've had these cute little Wilton Mini Fluted Pansin a set of 3, that I've been saving waiting for the perfect recipe to use them in and this Gingerbread Baked Oats just seemed like the right choice.

Truth be told I actually purchased these well over a year ago from a fantastic store here in Canada called Homesense (which is part of the TJ Maxx company). It's my favourite store for all kinds of kitchengadgets and cookware. So much so, I go in there at least once a week and always come home with various goods.

Trouble is, I have so much now, that I really don't have room to put it all and these mini fluted pans got put in the cupboard with all my other bakeware where they were pushed to the back and forgotten about.

Until recently that is - I was looking for a small pan to make some Gingerbread Baked Oats, my recent genius addition to my baked oats series. I was originally looking for my mini springform pan when suddenly these caught my eye and I just knew they would be perfect.

Of course, now I have finally used them I have so many more ideas for recipes to make in them. They are the perfect size for baked oats, as they have the right amount of space for the mixture to rise once poured in. The last thing you want is a dish that is the wrong size and it overflows and pours over the side.

With it being so close to Christmas, I always have a carton or bottle of molasses (black treacle) purchased, as it's a family tradition that we make gingerbread men for the kids to decorate, along with some gingerbread cake for the adults and molasses is an important ingredient in both those recipes.

It was when purchasing the molasses that the idea popped into my head for a Gingerbread Baked Oats recipe, as I know how much you have all been loving this Mince Pie Baked Oats.

These Gingerbread Baked Oats are super easy to make - just regular oats, baking powder, an egg, yoghurt, a mix of spices for that Gingerbread flavour and that deep dark Molasses (Black Treacle). I also add somesukrin gold, which is a great alternative to brown sugar.

I prefer to use Sukrin, as it's the only sweetener I have found that is natural with no aftertaste, but if you have tried other sweeteners and are happy with the taste of those, then feel free to substitute.

If you struggle to get the molasses (black treacle) - I have tested this recipe without and it works fine, you just won't get that deep molasses flavour that you expect with a gingerbread cake, but it still tastes delicious.

Don't miss out that all-important Baking Powder, it might not seem like much, but it really helps the bake of baked oats and turns it into a lovely moist cake texture.

Love baked oats? Don't forget to check out these other delicious recipes:

• Cherry Almond Baked Oats
• White Chocolate Raspberry Baked Oats
• Smore’s Baked Oats
• Banana Baked Oats
• Apple Cinnamon Baked Oats
• Pina Colada Baked Oats
• Peanut Butter and Jelly Baked Oats

and if you like Treacle Sponge. This Pouding Chomeur is pretty darn close, it’s actually a French Canadian dessert that was created in Quebec, Canada during the first depression. It translates to Poor Man’s Pudding and really does remind me of a yummy treacle sponge.

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I finished off the Gingerbread Baked Oats with a drizzle of icing, which can be made with a small amount of icing sugar and a little bit of fat-free yoghurt or milk, the yoghurt is fat free but for the teeny amount of milk used would be negligible. You can drizzle the icing over the cake, but adding it to a sandwich bag, pushing it to one corner, snipping off the end and it then works as a handing piping bag.

If you don't fancy icing, this Gingerbread Baked Oats would be even more decadent with some low fat custard or maybe even some light cream.

Don't want to make one whole baked oats dish? Then make into 3 or 4 mini ones instead that you can enjoy throughout. Just watch the baking time, as they will bake slightly quickly that if you do one single Gingerbread Baked Oats.

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Recipe Card

Gingerbread Baked Oats | Slimming Eats

Yield: 1 servings

Prep Time: 10 minutes

See Also

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Cook Time: 30 minutes

Total Time: 40 minutes

This recipe is gluten-free, vegetarian, Slimming Eats and Weight Watchers friendly

WW Smart Points - 9 (6 if you don't add the icing)

Gluten Free - use gluten-free oats

Ingredients

• 40g/1.4oz of oats
• ½ teaspoon of baking powder
• 1 egg
• 100g (⅓ cup) of fat free plain yoghurt
• ¾ tbs of sweetener (I used sukrin gold)
• ½ teaspoon of ginger
• small pinch of cinnamon
• small pinch of allspice
• ½ tbs of molasses
• spray oil
• For the icing:
• 10g of icing sugar
• 1 tspof plain yoghurt or skimmed milk

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 190c/375f (gas mark 5)
2. Add the oats, baking powder, spices and sukrin to a bowl and mix.
3. Add the egg, yoghurt and molasses and mix until all combined
4. Spray mini fluted pan or ovenproof dish with spray oil to grease.
5. Add in the oat mixture
6. Bake for approx 25-30 mins, a wooden skewer entered into the centre should come out clean, if it comes out wet, then just keep in for a few more minutes.
7. Allow to cool fully if adding the icing.

For the icing:

1. Mix the icing sugar and yoghurt (or milk) in a bowl.
2. Spoon into a sandwich bag and squeeze all the icing into one corner. Carefully snip off a small piece of the corner and then drizzle the icing over the cake.
3. Enjoy!!

Notes

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Nutrition Information

Yield 1Serving Size 1 serving
Amount Per ServingCalories 323Total Fat 8.2gSaturated Fat 2.2gCholesterol 186mgSodium 372.5mgCarbohydrates 47.9gFiber 3.6gSugar 22.2gProtein 14.3g

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