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		<title>weekend breakfasts</title>
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we cook our steel-cut oats in the rice cooker after soaking them overnight.  it&#8217;s not the fastest way but it&#8217;s probably the easiest way (no stirring, no burning!).  mark bittman likes his with olive oil and tapenade, but i have a huge sweet tooth so i go for pairing mine with maple syrup [...]]]></description>
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<p>we cook our steel-cut oats in the rice cooker after soaking them overnight.  it&#8217;s not the fastest way but it&#8217;s probably the easiest way (no stirring, no burning!).  mark bittman likes his with <a href="http://bitten.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/23/about-steel-cut-oats-and-what-i-ate/">olive oil and tapenade</a>, but i have a huge sweet tooth so i go for pairing mine with maple syrup and soy milk.</p>
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<p>today i felt like having mini pancakes.  luckily, will makes the <a href="http://www.willlaw.org/blog/food/the-best-vegan-pancake-recipe/">best pancakes ever</a>.</p>
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