Roasted Grapes Oatmeal

Roasted Grapes Oatmeal gives breakfast a whole new meaning. Regular Oatmeal topped with red grapes that have been slow-roasted in olive oil.

When I told my husband that I added slow roasted grapes to his oatmeal, he was indifferent about it. I often make changes to recipes so he just goes along. Later that same day, I got a text from him that said, “OMG the oatmeal with grapes is the bomb (he used the bomb emoji)! So I guess he liked my Roasted Grapes Oatmeal.

Let’s talk about roasting grapes…

I discovered the art of roasting grapes a few years ago. I’ve roasted both green and red grapes. The green grapes turned out OK, but wow the red grapes just popped with flavor – so I’ve stuck with the red grape roasting version. These are so easy to make, I just drizzle them with extra virgin olive oil and just a pinch of salt and slow roast them. You won’t believe how good my house smell while they are baking. And you can put them on almost any dish.

How do you roast grapes?

Roasted grapes are probably one of the easiest recipes. It takes a bunch of grapes, some extra virgin olive oil, and a pinch of salt – that’s it! Three ingredients, if you call salt and ingredient, that gives you a naturally deep sweet juicy flavor.

What else can I do with roasted grapes?

1. Of course, put them in your oatmeal, like this recipe.
2. Top grilled chicken and fish.
3. Smash them and little serve them on grilled toast like a roasted grape bruschetta.
4. Pour hot roasted grapes over cream cheese and serve it as a cheese dip.
5. Spoon them over ice cream or yogurt.
6. Substitute roasted grapes for strawberries and make roasted grapes shortbread.

If you like this recipe, you’ll also like:

1. Grilled peach chicken salad
2. Sheet Pan Kielbasa and Veggies
3. Cheeseburger flatbread pizza
4. Bourbon Glazed Salamon Cesar Salad

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