YOU’LL NEED
Porridge oats : if you’re on a gluten free diet you need to buy gluten free oats as manufacturing can cause cross contamination. Hence if the product does not specify gluten free, the manufacturer cannot guarantee that your oat is gluten free.
Milk : for creaminess use milk (dairy or non-dairy both works) but you can use water too.
Toppings : this time I added frozen blackberries and redcurrants, and a drizzle of peanut butter and hazelnut spread, which are a great combination with porridge.
TIPS
*This porridge oats-milk ratio is one of the many, everybody has different taste, you might want to experiment a bit to find out the best ratio for you.
*If you like your porridge runnier, simply add a splash more milk until you reach the consistency you like.
*Jazz up your porridge with your favourite combination of fresh fruit, spices and nuts, see below some examples for inspiration.
OPTIONAL TOPPINGS/MIX-INS
These are a lot of possibilities when it comes to toppings and mix-ins for porridge. Let’s see a few of the many:
*fresh or frozen fruit: kiwis, apple, blueberries, any fruit really!
*spices: hint of mixed spices, cinnamon or nutmeg can be a nice addition
*nut butter: drizzle of peanut or almond butter, or tahini
*seeds and nuts: linseed, sunflower and chia seeds or walnuts
*vanilla extract: why not try a teaspoon of vanilla extract
*drizzle of honey or maple syrup if you prefer vegan
*baked apples with cinnamon
*chocolate flakes
HEALTH BENEFITS OF PORRIDGE
Making your own porridge takes only a few minutes and it is considered as a healthy breakfast choice.
Porridge is rich in fibre, protein and carbohydrates, oats are a great source of vitamin B, zinc, iron and magnesium. Just perfect!
WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS RECIPE
You’ll love this recipe for many reasons:
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Only a few ingredients
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Budget friendly
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Customizable
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Easy to make
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Delicious
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Healthy
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Simple
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Quick
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PORRIDGE with BLACKBERRY and REDCURRANT
(vegan, gluten, wheat and refined sugar free)
Preparation+cooking time: 10 minutes
Total time: 10 minutes
Serves: 1
Ingredients
*30 g GF porridge oats
*50 ml dairy free milk
*redcurrant
*blackberries
Optional toppings
*drizzle of peanut butter and hazelnut spread
Method
1. In a medium-sized saucepan, mix the oats with milk. Bring to the boil. Turn down the heat and cook for 4-5 minutes, stirring constantly. Cook until porridge is smooth and creamy.
2. Remove pan from heat and pour into a bowl.
3. Add the toppings and drizzle of warmed peanut butter and hazelnut spread.
Enjoy! π
Notes
*To Store: it keeps covered in the fridge for a few days.
*To Freeze: this porridge (without the toppings) can be frozen for up to 3 months. Reheat the porridge until piping hot and stir well before eating, adding extra liquid if necessary.
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