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Paleo N'oatmeal

Today's recipe yields a healthy, hot breakfast just five minutes, whether your food journey is paleo, dairy-free, gluten-free, or vegan.
She riseth also while it is yet night, and giveth meat to her household, and a portion to her maidens.
I've been pondering Proverbs 31:15 recently. In the life within us of Jesus Christ, who rose before day and prepared spiritual food both for Himself and for all those around Him, we too can bear His image in this world by rising early and feeding our families.

In the beginning, preparing food was as simple and restful as waking up and gathering it from the trees and plants of Eden. After the fall, the ground was cursed, making food preparation much more difficult. Through Jesus Christ, we possess His Spirit to walk in the kingdom of God, which indeed is a restored paradise where the Tree of Life grows and trees bear twelve kinds of fruit in their season.

Tomorrow morning, you and I can bring the reality of the Kingdom of God into daily life - into our kitchen, into our home, into our family - through rising early, abiding in the presence of God, and preparing breakfast.

"But," you say, "I don't have time in the morning to prepare a fancy breakfast for my family."

That's where I can help. I have a recipe just for you today.

This paleo oatmeal recipe is a favorite of ours. Shake together the four-ingredient mix ahead of time, then simply add it straight to your bowl with a banana and your favorite milk.

Restful Kitchen's Review: "One of our favorite fast, easy, healthy hot breakfasts. A go-to recipe for children and adults alike."



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Paleo N'oatmeal
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Five minutes to a paleo, dairy-free, gluten-free hot breakfast!

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  1. To make the mix: Stir or shake together all dry ingredients. Store in refrigerator.
  2. To make a bowl of cereal: Mash 1 banana in bowl. Add ½ cup Noatmeal Mix and the 2/3 cup milk. Stir.
    Microwave 1-2 minutes. Stir and let stand for a minute before serving.
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