HOMEMADE OAT FLOUR

3/4 overhead view of a glass jar of oat flour and to the side if a silver spoon with a spoonful of the flour.

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Gluten Free

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Mediterranean Diet

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This Homemade Oat Flour recipe is a simple, one-ingredient solution for adding whole grain goodness to your cooking and baking. By using old-fashioned rolled oats, you can create your own flour in just minutes for a fraction of the cost of store-bought options. It’s perfect for a variety of recipes, from baked goods to thickening soups, and works wonderfully in kidney-healthy meals when portioned properly.

 

For gluten-free recipes, be sure to use certified gluten-free oats, making this an even more versatile option for dietary needs. This oat flour is an excellent base for recipes like Blueberry Lime Oat Bars or your favorite pancakes and muffins.

 

Dr. Blake’s Top Tip: Grind your oats in small batches to ensure an even, flour-like consistency. Store your homemade oat flour in an airtight container away from light and heat, and enjoy its freshness for up to three months.

 

Ingredients

Scale

2 cups old fashioned rolled oats

Instructions

Place oats in a food processor or blender. Process oats until finely ground, about a minute. The texture should resemble all-purpose flour. Store in an airtight container or glass jar, away from light and heat, up to 3 months.

 

Notes

Makes about 2 cups

2 Tablespoons per serving

  • Low Sodium
  • Low Protein
  • Low Potassium
  • Low Added Sugar

 

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Nutrition

Calories (kcal): 49

Protein (g): 2

Carbohydrates (g): 9

Dietary Fiber (g): 1

Total Sugars (g): 0

Added Sugar (g): 0

Fat (g): 1

Saturated Fat (g): 0

Cholesterol (mg): 0

Calcium (mg): 7

Magnesium (mg): 0

Phosphorus (mg): 53

Potassium (mg): 47

Sodium (mg): 1

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