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Scottish Oatcakes

These slightly sweet rounds are a cross between a cookie and a cracker. Eat them plain or with jam for breakfast, or top them with cheese for a snack.

Pear and Cranberry Crisp

Serve this quick treat with heavy cream or vanilla ice cream.

Citrus-Scented Mixed Berry Pie with Oatmeal Lattice Crust

Here's a beautiful pie with a sweet-tart filling and a sensational crust.

Apricot Crisp

This recipe can be prepared in 45 minutes or less.

Mixed Berry Crisp

The frozen berries aren't thawed before you use them, so this dessert is super fast.

Apple and Cranberry Crisps with Ginger-Pecan Topping

This recipe can be doubled and baked in a 13x9x2-inch baking dish.

Honey-Oat Bread

"Never have I tried a homemade bread as light and delicious as the honey-oat loaf at The Green Mountain Inn in Stowe, Vermont," writes Rebecca Rothaug of Westbury, New York. "With your help, I would like to share this bread with my family and friends." Serve slices of this tender, slightly sweet bread with plenty of butter and honey.

Apple Oatmeal Crumble

You can bake this apple oatmeal crumble (with the oven rack in the upper third of the oven) and roast the tomatoes (on the rack in the lower third) for this low-fat menu at the same time.

Irish Brown Bread with Smoked Salmon

This bread is adapted from Jean Lemlin's recipe, from our March 1994 issue.

Colorado Cowboy Cookies

"I used to live in New York, and once, several years ago, I stopped by Olive's sandwich shop in SoHo with a friend," writes J-R John of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. "After lunch I bought one of the 'cowboy cookies'; this was an extra-large and especially good chocolate chip cookie. I've never forgotten it."

Whole Wheat Porcini Soda Bread

The unusual combination of mushrooms and dried apricots makes for a delicious and earthy soda bread.

Alternative Oatmeal-Raisin Cookies

The "alternative" is the addition of oat bran.

Biddy's Flapjacks

In the 1600s, "flapjack" referred to a thick pancake that was cooked on a skillet and turned by being tossed (flapped). By the 1930s, it had come to mean a biscuit like this, made from rolled oats, syrup and butter--sort of the granola bars of their day. They're the perfect thing to have with a cup of tea or coffee.

Almond-Raisin Granola

"When we visit our daughter at Amherst College in Massachusetts, my husband and I stay at The Lord Jeffery Inn," says Caroline I. Cameron of Washington, D.C.."The granola at breakfast is terrific. I would be grateful if you could get the recipe from their chef so that I can surprise my husband by making the granola at home." This granola can also be enjoyed as a snack with the addition of chocolate chips. You could sprinkle it over ice cream, too.
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