Not exact matches
Like in a day I'll have 2 tsps
of nut butter on my
porridge in the morning and a large palmful
of nuts as a snack and maybe some more nut butter from one
of your
sweet recipies.
i just added a bit
of raisins inside
of porridge to have it
sweeter) and the topping was from mango - papaya - orange - godji berries salsa!
It's about eating meals that make you feel your best — that might mean a bowl
of almond milk
porridge for breakfast, a kale and
sweet potato salad for lunch and a burger with wine for dinner with friends, and that's totally ok.
2 large onions Oil for frying — I use a tsp
of coconut oil 3 cloves garlic 1 - 2 chillies 1 tsp cumin — seeds or powder 1/2 tsp coriander powder 1/2 tsp smoked paprika 1/2 -1 tsp hot /
sweet Spanish paprika Sprinkle
of dried oregano — optional Sprinkle
of fennel seeds — optional Handful
of mushrooms — I used one large Portobello mushroom Black beans — 2 x 400g tins / 500g cooked weight
of dried, soaked & boiled beans 75g
porridge oats — gluten free / conventional Zest & juice
of 1 lime Fresh coriander — optional Salt / black pepper Flour for rolling / shaping — use rice or chickpea flour if you are gluten free
One
of our goals is also to show how
porridge can be eaten all through the day: as a raw version to start the day feeling energized, as a super nourishing savory lunch or dinner, a healthy & wholesome
sweet snack and also as a melt - in - your - mouth dessert.
Our book (published by Atena Kustannus) contains over 50
porridge recipes, both raw and cooked,
sweet and savory, and also a bunch
of plant - based pudding and yogurt recipes.
Apple spice
porridge is a deliciously simple heart - warming breakfast with a
sweet apple taste and aromas
of cinnamon, it's literally a hug in a bowl.
They behave well in an assortment
of sweet and savoury dishes and you can enjoy them raw or cooked, sprinkled on cereal, yogurt, or
porridge and in smoothies and juices.
12 Reasons to Love Buckwheat 7 Benefits
of Eating Sorghum 6 Health Benefits
of Quinoa savory
porridge image from author,
sweet porridge image from PBS; cookie image from author
If you want more
Porridge inspiration, both warm & raw,
sweet & savory, see here for a special summer offer
of our book!
This post will be a short and
sweet one Thanks to so many
of you asking on Instagram, I'm popping in to post the recipe for this delicious chocolate
porridge for those
of you who can't wait...
So last week, instead
of going
sweet with my teff
porridge, I figured I'd try out a savory teff
porridge.
I used only 2 teaspoons
of coconut sugar to sweeten the
porridge, which was just enough for me, but if you like it
sweeter, please adjust the amount
of sugar.
As the quinoa finishes up cooking, the pears should be just coming out
of the oven, which, along with some fresh berries and a few pomegranate arils, make for a
sweet, flavorful upgrade to your basic bowl
of porridge or oatmeal and an altogether decadent start to your day.
Finally, the announcement was made that the judges could not decide on one single specialty dish, so they stated that they had chosen two: a savory and a
sweet porridge dish, and of course they were Chris Young's «risotto», and my Sticky Toffee P
porridge dish, and
of course they were Chris Young's «risotto», and my Sticky Toffee
PorridgePorridge!
Well, the raw mixture
of this cake tasted like an enriched and
sweeter version
of my
porridge — I could have happily eaten it just as it was.
Pea
Porridge with Fresh Cheese and Ham - Chefs Bowman Brown and Viet Pham of Salt Lake City's Forage make this creamy, tangy porridge from sweet peas and yogurt (Food
Porridge with Fresh Cheese and Ham - Chefs Bowman Brown and Viet Pham
of Salt Lake City's Forage make this creamy, tangy
porridge from sweet peas and yogurt (Food
porridge from
sweet peas and yogurt (Food & Wine)
If you prefer an even
sweeter porridge sprinkle a touch
of coconut sugar, it was fine for me without.
:) And the purple rice, is usually eaten as dessert, such as Bubur Pulut Hitam [kinda like
sweet porridge with a little bit
of cooked coconut milk on the top].
buckwheat
porridge never
sweets me out or leave me light - headed like a bowl
of oatmeal does, and I think buckwheat's even easier and more forgiving to prepare.
They are
of course great in
sweets — smoothies,
porridges, dessert, but mangoes also work delightfully well in savory dishes.
with the addition
of spiced
sweet potato, this buckwheat
porridge is elevated to pie - like status which makes for a wholesome breakfast that eats like dessert and feels like victory.
I made your summer
porridge today with homemade yogurt and, while it was different and not as
sweet as store bought yogurt I am trying to get my kids off
of, my kids admitted (after I made them eat about 1/3 cup) that it was good and the more they ate it, the more they liked it!
I had to start solids for L recently at 16 weeks, he's a very hungry baby but
of course he's still too young to feed himself so he's fed from a spoon, he loves it, gobbles up all
of his baby
porridge, carrots,
sweet potato etc I have no doubt that he will want to attempt this by himself as soon as he can but it's whatever works best for us at the time, no wrong or right way!
The plain bircher is kind
of similar in taste to plain overnight oats or plain
porridge (depending on how much sweetness the milk you use adds - some milks e.g. rice milk are quite
sweet).
This breakfast
porridge is full
of good fats, protein, fiber, and vitamin C. It's
sweet and chewy just like oats but will be a little more friendly to your blood sugar and light on your tummy.
For example, three meals in a day could be: (1) breakfast
of quinoa
porridge with greek yoghurt, coconut flakes and blueberries, (2) lunch
of baked
sweet potato topped with spinach, tomato, roasted capsicum and grilled chicken, (3) dinner
of a seared tuna steak with roasted carrots, broccoli and peas.
I sweeten mine lightly, so the fruit is a «pop»
of tart -
sweet brightness in an otherwise mild tasting
porridge.
Dried mulberries: Dried mulberries are another favorite way
of mine to add some sweetness to my day, and I love to add them into my morning
porridge (I cook them with the oats so that they'll become super soft and chewy), or I add them on top smoothies, pancakes, yogurt, or just eat them as they are if I'm in a need
of something
sweet.
Pre-Crossfit — a small home - made «high energy» muffin and a coffee with whole milk Post-Crossfit —
sweet potato fritter with a poached egg or a bowl
of porridge with a sliced banana Lunch — home - made butternut squash soup and a wholemeal bagel with chicken, avocado and tomatoes Pre-run — a small banana with some good quality peanut butter Dinner — salmon fillet with cajun rice, green beans and brocolli Snacks — tea, coffee, small handful
of nuts, cottage cheese on a wholemeal rice cake