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Sehris are difficult. It's early morning, you are sleepy and not in a mood to eat. You also need to catch up with your Quraan reading and offer your namaaz. That is why I love recipes that are fuss-free and don't involve any cooking. Overnight oats are truly my life saviour when it comes to suhoor. Here are some recipes I love.
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Fruits and coconut: Take 2 heaping spoons of rolled oats (not the instant kind), add a drizzle of honey or agave syrup, 2 spoons of yogurt and 2 spoons of coconut milk. Top it with your choice of fruits and coconut flakes. Refrigerate to store.
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Apple and berries: You can make this recipe all year round because it has apple and dried berries. Keeping the same measurements of oats and yogurt from the previous recipe, add 2 spoons of almond milk, a drizzle of honey, apple, dried berries and sprinkle some cinnamon powder.
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Banana almond surprise: using the same quantities of oats, almond milk and yogurt from the previous recipe, add slivers of almond, sliced banana and some honey if you want your oats to be sweeter.
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Berry overdose: You know the drill, oats, yogurt and milk. To that, you add every kind of berry you can find - strawberry, bluebreey, mulberry, raspberry.
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Fig and honey: Eating something fresh first thing in the morning is refreshing. To the oats-yogurt-milk, mix add some fresh figs. To make it more wholesome, you can add nuts and dried berries too.
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Orange blast: A good dose of vitamin c never hurts! To the oats, yogurt and almond oil mix, add a dash of honey, nuts and orange slices. You can also add some pieces of papaya for good measure.
