Oat Meal Biscuits

[rak sa_ngop]

I have bought a number of packets of McGarrets Quick Cooking Oats from Foodland who have a BOGOF (buy one get one free) offer at 38.25 baht per (two) packet(s)

I have tried making some oatmeal biscuits/cakes (with sultanas) in my microwave with a fair amount of success, but somehow feel that my feeble amateur results could be improved on.

Any suggestions out there for microwave (or pan) biscuits??

[oldgeezer]

I have bought a number of packets of McGarrets Quick Cooking Oats from Foodland who have a BOGOF (buy one get one free) offer at 38.25 baht per (two) packet(s)

I have tried making some oatmeal biscuits/cakes (with sultanas) in my microwave with a fair amount of success, but somehow feel that my feeble amateur results could be improved on.

Any suggestions out there for microwave (or pan) biscuits??

I tried a couple of these recipes. OK, but I finally broke down and bought a countertop oven. Not a toaster oven, a full size one. Now I can bake up cookies, banana breads, cinnamon rolls and all turn out great. Good Luck.

http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,micr...cookies,FF.html

[Ulysses G.]

How much for a decent countertop oven? It seems to me that nothing else would bake properly.

[Michaelaway]

How much for a decent countertop oven? It seems to me that nothing else would bake properly.

Power Buy, Tukom:

We paid 3,990 baht for a large, stainless, countertop convection oven which bakes, broils, toasts, etc. One year old now, this excellent machine is going strong. Couldn't live (well) without it! You can find a smaller, cheaper models almost everywhere (Tesco, Big C, Carrefour), but this is definitely the size (and quality) for us! Can even do two chickens, or multiple creations, simultaneously... great.

[Ulysses G.]

Thank you. That seems like about what I would be

looking for.

[butterisbetter]

We had one on loan a few years ago - a cheap one - and it performed beautifully. That said, anything that encourages home baking, I'm against. On principle.