May 26, 2020

Our famous Atholl Brose breakfast recipe

Atholl Brose is classic favourite for breakfast at Ragdale Hall Spa. Now you can enjoy this classic dish from the comfort of your own home. 

Serves 4

Ingredients

  • 175g (6oz) medium oatmeal 
  • 4 tbsp clear honey
  • 500g (1lb 2oz) low fat natural yogurt
  • 250g (9oz) raspberries 

 

Method

  • Pre-heat the grill. Sprinkle the oatmeal onto a baking sheet and toast it lightly until golden brown. Leave it to cool. 
  • In a large mixing bowl, stir together 2 tbsp of the honey and the yogurt, then mix in the cooled oats. Layer the mixture into serving glasses with the raspberries and remaining honey, reserving a few raspberries to arrange on top. Chill until ready to serve. 
    CHEF’S TIP
    : Make this the night before and chill in the fridge overnight – it will taste even better at breakfast time! 

7 responses to “Our famous Atholl Brose breakfast recipe”

  1. Ruth Goddard says:

    Every time I’ve stayed at Ragdale I’ve had the Atholl Brose for breakfast and found it delicious, along with everything else at the Hall, looking forward to next time.

  2. Alyson Sillett says:

    Just returned from 4 nights at Ragdale Hall and been reminded just how delicious the Atholl Brose is! Thanks for sharing the recipe, just adding oatmeal to my shopping list!

  3. Alison Potter says:

    Absolutely love this every time I’ve been and am delighted to find the recipe so I can enjoy it at home too.

  4. Heather Mariner says:

    Just nibbling some roasted oats and nut mix when I remembered loving Atholl Brose for breakfast whilst staying at Ragdale a few times 30 odd years ago! Glad to hear from the other comments it’s still on the menu. Along with porridge it will be on my menu this Autumn.

  5. Sam Norton says:

    Enjoyed this amazing breakfast yesterday at Randal- started the day off perfectly! Just wondering what the dry fruit was in it? Was it apples??

    Many thanks

  6. Marion Horner says:

    Tried this for the first time at Ragdale this morning, I was getting bored of the usual cereals I can have at home anyway. Absolutely delicious, and now I have the recipe to brighten up my mornings any time, with the added bonus of reminding me of Ragdale.

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