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How could I have forgotten to add Barley porridge to those I listed in my earlier post.

Hulled barley was roasted in the oven in large batches and stored for later use as a side dish, ground to add to breads, and soaked and cooked for porridge to which pecans and sorghum molasses was added along with butter as it was cooking.  I would have a bowl set in front of me and my grandmother would add some crumbled crisp bacon.  It is delicious.

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Oats were our go-to for decades.

Now I make tender and creamy risotto porridge.

With whatever favorite accompaniments.

 

ETA: It's real good dressed like rice pudding.

 

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Cross post from the breakfast topic. 

Oatmeal (rolled oats made with water and milk) with peanut butter swirled in, some salt and a bit of sugar. Bananas and toasted walnuts coated (not cooked) in a brown sugar and butter syrup, a bit more salt. Orange zest, nutmeg, cinnamon.

Bananas being the one fresh fruit I actually enjoy in oatmeal.

 

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I used to do a farro porridge for  catering on occasion when i wanted a breakfast option that could be vegan at its core then lay out a ton to sweet or savory options to mix in or top with. Really was pretty popular - I could par cook the farro in advance in water then I would boil to the texture I liked in Almond milk as needed, then I would cheat to get the thick porridge texture by adding an 'almond cream' -made by soaking and pureeing almonds in water.  Thats pretty much it. adjust how you like it, but it was good the morning after hard partying on the festival circuit for wealthy clients back in the day (when there were festivals!)

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Rice porridge with black sesame, a bit of cocoa and cinnamon. Ripe persimmon.

 

 

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Something inspired by Hobak-juk - Korean pumpkin porridge. I used pumpkin along with whole rice (rather than rice flour). Flavored with brown sugar, some salt and a bit of nutmeg.

Also added adzuki beans cooked with sugar and mochi balls. I also made some adzuki filled mochi for snacking.

 

 

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Recent porridge dishes, posted in other threads.

 

Red rice porridge with bananas, dates, pumpkin seeds and sesame seeds, both boldly toasted (it needs the almost smokey flavor you get), a touch of rose water and cinnamon - they amp each others floral notes, and less perfumey (a common combination is Moroccan sweets). With the dates and nuts it got some Moroccan charoset notes.

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Brown rice congee with mushrooms, tofu, eggs, peanuts, scallions and chili oil.

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Seviyan kheer. Hot noodle porridge. Made of toasted vermicelli, milk, milk powder, cream. Flavored with cardamom, rose water, cinnamon, brown sugar. Raisins, almonds, cashew.

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