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Super Delicious Overnight Bircher Muesli

We made a cat free zone in our apartment – our bedroom. There were few reasons. First one being Ryszard

We made a cat free zone in our apartment – our bedroom. There were few reasons. First one being Ryszard – almost 5 kg of a cat – trying to sleep on my face each night. Second, Lola attacking our feet in a bloody game or them both chasing each other and running across our bodies at 3 am. Ryszard is one of these smart cats which should be a character in a cartoon. He knows how to open our bedroom door! Luckily, we are smart humans who know how to use a key. At least we thought that this is smart. What we experience right now on every night basis is slightly different than before – two cats screaming behind the locked bedroom door, scratching it and jumping on a handle about 100 times per hour. I admire their spirit but there are moments when I love them slightly less after a severe night. Today I’ve learned that it will pass… after about 2 years – apparently that’s how long it takes to train a cat. In few months we will have a bigger screamer around, so Ryszard and Lola won’t have a chance. But for now, ear plugs are our liberation.

After a hard night you need a rewarding, not too complicated breakfast. Bircher muesli prepared the night before will work well over here. In the morning we simply need to add fruits, nuts, yogurt and honey.

You will need:

  • 1 cup oats
  • 1 cup apple juice
  • 1 tsp lemon juice (optional)
  • 1 apple, grated
  • 2 tbsp yogurt
  • mix of roasted nuts
  • mix of fruits
  • bit of honey

Place oats in a bowl, add grated apple, lemon and apple juice, cover with a foil and place in a fridge for a night.

In the morning divide oats between two bowls, add roasted nuts, spoon of yogurt, fruits and pour a bit of honey.

Enjoy, Marta

22 Comments
  • Renee @ AFS Reply

    Looks so good. I love bircher muesli and this recipe sounds amazing. Plus, your shots are so pretty! That light!

  • Nami | Just One Cookbook Reply

    Hmm what a yummy combination! I want to eat breakfast with you on that table that I love… <3

  • anna Reply

    Just made this last night and had it this morning with fresh blueberries and strawberries and a little goat yogurt. So good!

  • stephanie Reply

    i have never tried overnight oats but always wanted to give them a go. your recipe looks deliciously easy! LOVE the photos 🙂

  • kristie / birchandwild.com Reply

    This story made me laugh. I have a dog who like to whine outside of our door at night because he wants to come in and cuddle with us! But we don’t like to let him because he snores so loud. Gorgeous photos!

  • Our Food Stories Reply

    looks amazing!!! <3 love these pictures dear marta!!

  • Madame Edith Reply

    Brilliant and very simple recipe! I really like it.
    Not only easy to prepare, but it’s also delicious and healthy.
    I wonder if your cats were also so super interested in it as they were in opening the bedroom ;-)Best regards,
    E.

  • Sawsan Abu Farha Reply

    Having breakfast ready after a night like that can be a real life saver!

  • jleonard711 Reply

    Totally off-topic, but I have a solution for your problem of the cats jumping at your bedroom door – replace the handle with a doorknob! My cats can open doors as well and we had the same problem, until it dawned on me that there’s no way they would be able to open (or even attempt to open) a doorknob. So $30 and about half an hour later, we now have a cat-proof door which we don’t even need to lock. It doesn’t fix the constant meowing, scratching, etc, but I can sleep through that. At least now the “thump” of a failed attempt and opening a locked handle doesn’t jar us awake anymore, and we also don’t need to unlock the door as we go in and out.

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      I loooooove this tip and I’m doing it. Thank you !!!

  • Food, pleasure, and health Reply

    delicioussssss. i love bircher muesli a lot. these pictures are making me hungry.

  • JoyDon Reply

    We made our bedroom a cat free zone too. Our Tootie loves to stay up all night and demands play time…..regardless. Love him now even more when I see him after a good night’s sleep! Recipe sounds delicious indeed! Thanks.

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      Ear plugs help me to love them in the morning hahaha 🙂 I am glad I am not the only person with a cat free bedroom.

  • Warm Vanilla Sugar Reply

    I want this forever and for always!! SO yummy!

  • lindsey | dolly and oatmeal Reply

    always so lovely! totally wishing i was eating this for breakfast this morn!

  • Rosa Reply

    That looks really good and healthy!cheers,Rosa

  • Tandy Sinclair Reply

    We don’t have a bedroom door so we have to put up with a few dogs on the bed each night! I really must try and make this some time 🙂

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      I think that with dogs it’s slightly easier, they don’t want to play that much at night, or do they?

  • Shikha Reply

    Always into overnight recipes. Never done it with apple juice before, so excited to try!

  • Heather Reply

    Marta, you are such an inspiration. Whenever I’m in the need of a breakfast idea, I always check your blog. Your photography is so absolutely gorgeous. I am really hoping that you write a cookbook some day. I’ll be the first one in line for a copy.hugs
    Heather

    • What should I eat for breakfas Reply

      Heather thank you so much, you’ve just made my weekend!

  • Tutti Dolci Reply

    What a delicious and healthy breakfast, love all your toppings!

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