From Better Homes and Gardens

Flavored with dried fruits, honey, and spices, this oatmeal can be prepared up to three days ahead, so virtually no morning prep time is required. When you're ready for breakfast, your breakfast is ready for you.

Swiss Oatmeal

From Better Homes and Gardens

Oats and fruit make for a high fiber, filling breakfast casserole.

Baked Oatmeal

From Better Homes and Gardens

Roll out of bed to this fabulous hot breakfast cereal recipe that's been cooking overnight in your slow cooker. Before serving, top with pecans, chopped apples, and honey for more crunchy, gooey goodness.

Overnight Apple-Cinnamon Oatmeal

From Parents

Peanut butter, bran cereal, and dried cranberries makes for a breakfast bar that's nutritious and sweet. Enjoy as a snack as well.

Wake-Up Breakfast Bars

From Diabetic Living

Oats and the soluble fiber that comes with them help moderate blood sugar levels by slowing digestion. They taste great combined with fruits and nuts in this hearty breakfast casserole.

Oatmeal Brunch Casserole

From EatingWell

Here is an easy way to serve a crowd a hearty breakfast before facing the elements for a day of winter sports. You can assemble it in the slow cooker in the evening and wake up to a bowl of hot, nourishing oatmeal. The slow cooker eliminates the need for constant stirring and ensures an exceptionally creamy consistency. It is important to use steel-cut oats; old-fashioned oats become too soft during slow-cooking.

Overnight Oatmeal

From EatingWell

We love the maple-nut flavor combination of this heart-healthy granola, but feel free to substitute your favorite nuts or dried fruit for your own custom blend.

Maple-Nut Granola

From Fine Cooking Magazine

This honey-sweetened gem bakes up a little less crunchy than a sugar-sweetened granola. For added crispness, turn off the oven, leave the door ajar, and let the granola cool there. Stored in an airtight container, it will keep for at least three weeks.

Honey Almond Granola

From Better Homes and Gardens

Shredded apple adds flavor and texture to this honey-sweetened granola. If you like your granola for breakfast, pour 1/3 cup of milk over 1/2 cup of granola. Then, tally up another 28 calories per serving.

Granola

From Betty Crocker

From Betty's Soul Food Collection... Turn ho-hum oatmeal into "va-va-voom" oatmeal in 10 minutes by stirring in sweet surprises--like vanilla yogurt and brown sugar--that get your day started with a big smile.

Creamy Apple-Raisin Oatmeal

From Better Homes and Gardens

Turn this fast and easy cereal recipe into a make-ahead dish by combining it with yogurt the night before serving.

Ready-When-You-Are Granola

From The Food Channel

Inspired by the rainforests of the Amazon, this crunchy golden homemade granola recipe adds chunks of toasted brazil nuts, diced tropical dried fruit such as mango and pineapple, sweet dried banana chips, cashews and shredded coconut.

Rainforest Granola with Toasted Brazil Nuts

From Food & Wine

This granola recipe from Jessamyn Waldman's mother is more nutty than sweet. Says Waldman, "I love it because I'm not a sweet breakfast person myself."

Mom's Nutty Granola

From Better Homes and Gardens

This homemade granola is much lower in fat and higher in fiber than most store bought granolas.

Granny's Granola

From The Food Channel

Whole grain granola loaded with vibrant bits of sweet sun-dried fruit and toasted nuts tastes great for breakfast or a wholesome anytime snack. For a festive gift, layer granola in a glass canister and finish with a bow and fresh greenery.

Goodness Granola

From Better Homes and Gardens

Mix purchased cereal with dried fruit for this easy recipe. Enjoy the blend for breakfast or munch on as a snack.

Berries Cereal Blend

From Midwest Living

Nuts, oats, spices, and dried fruit make up this breakfast mainstay. Layer the granola with yogurt, serve it with milk, or eat it plain.

Nut and Honey Crunch Granola

From Better Homes and Gardens

Make ahead and wake up to a sweet, substantial treat with this fruit-and-nut flavored oat cereal breakfast.

Overnight Oats with Fruit

From Fitness

Let oats soften in milk and then top with fruit and nuts for an easy, high protein breakfast.

Blueberry & Toasted Almond Muesli

From Better Homes and Gardens

A granola coating adds crunch to this breakfast favorite, which is topped with a sweet yogurt sauce.

Granola French Toast

From Betty Crocker

Three cereals, three nuts and honey star in a satisfying granola that makes a satisfying breakfast on the go.

Great Day Granola

From Better Homes and Gardens

Make your breakfast oatmeal even more satisfying by adding fruit and cinnamon as it cooks.

Fruity Oatmeal

From Better Homes and Gardens

Who can pass up chocolate for breakfast? If blueberries aren't one of your favorite fruits, substitute another fruit.

Banana Breakfast Sundaes

From Better Homes and Gardens

Make brown rice the headliner in this hot cereal that's studded with dried fruit bits.

Breakfast Rice Cereal

From Fine Cooking Magazine

If you can't find dried peaches, try substituting other types of dried fruit. For more information on steel-cut oats, see our .

Creamy Coconut Oatmeal with Dried Peaches & Candied Coconut Pecans