Recipes and Cooking Rice and Grains 9 Overnight Grain Recipes to Make Your Morning Yummier By Kelsey Ogletree Kelsey Ogletree Instagram Twitter Website Kelsey Ogletree has more than 12 years of reporting experience covering wellness, food, travel, and lifestyle topics. Learn about BHG's Editorial Process Updated on May 19, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Trending Videos Photo: Andy Lyons Healthy overnight breakfast grain recipes like overnight oats, overnight cereal, overnight bulgur, and granola are easy to love because they are so customizable. You can sub in any of your favorite fruits, yogurts, nuts, or other toppings to suit your taste. Many of these recipe ideas are packed with protein and satiating fiber too, keeping you full throughout the morning. Besides, who doesn't love overnight grains recipes where your refrigerator does all the work? Bookmark this page to keep track of your new favorite overnight grains. 01 of 09 Carrot Cake Refrigerator Oatmeal View Recipe Karla Conrad Why wait until after dinner to satisfy your sweet tooth when you can wake up and start your day with these overnight oats, an easy twist on classic carrot cake. Maple syrup and cinnamon serve as sweeteners, while shredded carrots and walnuts add crunch. How to Make Overnight Oats 02 of 09 Slow Cooker Steel-Cut Oatmeal View Recipe Kritsada Panichgul Make your breakfast ahead of time so you can savor your morning instead. Simply add your steel cut oats to a slow cooker with water and a little salt, then cook on low heat for up to 6 hours (or on high for 3-3.5 hours) until tender and delicious. Buy It: Crock-Pot Slow Cooker ($25, Target) 03 of 09 Blueberry Cereal Bars View Recipe Jacob Fox Instead of picking up a box of cereal bars at the store, make your own with ingredients you likely already have in your pantry, like rolled oats, crisp rice cereal, almond butter, and dried blueberries. Toasting the oats ahead of time adds an extra layer of toasty flavor to these bars. Pressure Cooker Breakfast Recipes 04 of 09 Fruit, Nut, and Brown Sugar Freezer Oatmeal Cups View Recipe Andy Lyons With only about 15 minutes of prep time, you can have a healthy breakfast ready to go for a few days. Portion out the oats mixture into muffin cups, freeze them overnight, then pop one in the microwave when you need a fast breakfast. They will keep in the freezer up to six months. Delicious Whole Grain Breakfast Recipes 05 of 09 Orange-Honey Overnight Oats View Recipe Helen Norman This no-cook orange and honey overnight grains recipe tastes restaurant-quality when topped with strawberry preserves, coconut, orange zest, and fresh thyme. Feel free to substitute coconut milk for the regular milk in these overnight oats. 06 of 09 Peanut Butter-Banana Refrigerator Oatmeal View Recipe Karla Conrad Sweet meets salty in this Elvis-inspired breakfast recipe, which has earned rave reviews from our readers. To make these addicting overnight grains, simply combine Greek yogurt with rolled oats, milk, sliced banana, honey, chia seeds, and peanut butter, then top with crispy bacon. 07 of 09 Banana-Oat Breakfast Cookies View Recipe Jason Donnelly Everyone will love these delicious and filling cookies for breakfast. Peanut butter, oats, and bananas star in the breakfast treats. Customize the breakfast by adding your favorite mix-ins, like cranberries or raisins. Healthy Cookie Recipes 08 of 09 Blackberry-Ginger Overnight Bulgur View Recipe Blaine Moats This no-cook overnight cereal recipe made in a jar features fresh blackberries, toasted almonds, and crystallized ginger, making it certifiably delicious. You can also use whatever berries you have on hand for a change-up to this morning meal. Blackberry-Ginger Refrigerator Oatmeal 09 of 09 Slow-Toasted Granola View Recipe Andy Lyons Make this crunchy, fiber-filled granola the night before so it's ready to grab in the morning. Tossed with protein-rich peanut butter and sweetened with honey, this versatile treat is great on its own, sprinkled onto oatmeal, or layered with yogurt as a parfait. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit