Delicious eaten for breakfast as it is light and comforting. The minced pork adds a mild sweetness to the dish but may be omitted for a plain porridge.

Mango Dalia is a sweet porridge made with broken wheat, milk and mangoes. My mother used to make this sweet porridge for breakfast and I used to save some and had it after dinner as a dessert. It is a great way to use mangoes which are very healthy and nutritious. I don't use any sweetner for this Dalia as mango puree provides the sweetness and creamy texture as well. But sometimes the mangoes are not sweet enough and you have to add a little sugar or any other sweetner to enhance the taste.This porridge is a great way to start your day. Broken wheat provides all the benefits of a grain, mangoes provide the nutrients of a fruit and milk is a great source of calcium and protein. Together they make a complete healthy breakfast meal. It is good for growing kids also. This one pot meal can be prepared in advance and can be kept in the refrigerator for 6-7 hours. It tastes best when served chilled. #CookClick

On A Sick Day , Easy Meal All In A Pot ,Use More Ginger If You Are Having A Very Bad Cold

It's Autumn still a good hearty delicious filling complete meal.

This year's Ramadhan, is the first year that all mosques in SG are closed, and nationwide are staying home as part of the Circuit Breaker.Meaning there can't be any iftar gathering with families, no terawih at mosques. And there are no distribution of Ramadhan porridge by mosques.I felt it would be nice to attempt this porridge myself, to serve my fasting hubby and kids. However, it was challenging because I forgot how the usual mosque's porridge tasted like, and I had to cook without tasting.Thank God, I came across LinsFood's recipe: https://www.linsfood.com/bubur-lambuk-ramadan-recipe/I am not sure if I can tag her.. Admins, do let me know. 👐If any case the taggings works, @azlinbloor & #linsfood , Kak Lin, your recipe is a keeper!I adjusted the cooking method to suit my preference.LinsFood's recipe is foolproof by many. So you may want to attempt hers if mine seems complicated. However the ingredients are all the same, just different in some of the quantities.And oh! My garnishing was unfortunately very depressing.. because the supermarkets here ran out of coriander leaves.. 😖 So red chillies was the best I could dig out from my fridge.Ramadhan Kareem to all Muslims! 🤲😘

Turmeric, the miracle spice, is so "in" these days because of its health benefits. Since turmeric is already commonly added to steamed rice, why not add it to a congee (or lugaw in Filipino, or Arroz Caldo, or porridge)!The twist in this Chicken Arroz Caldo or lugaw recipe, aside from the Turmeric addition, is that I've pushed the "healthy" factor by using brown and red rice instead of white or sticky rice. Sounds good, hey? :)This dish is perfect for cold nights and rainy days. 😊

Century egg tofu and century egg & pork rice porridge are the two best known examples of cooking with century eggs. I don't think that people know how to prepare them well in Japan but they're very delicious.Different people prefer different porridge consistencies so please adjust the timings and amount of water to your taste. I didn't use any salt this time. Depending on the amount of water and rice you can add some salt if you feel that there isn't enough. Recipe by Kajinnodanna

Memories come back to you in a most sudden and strange ways. A smell, a sound, a sight, a touch, a taste.I felt a little bit under the weather. I needed to eat, but didn’t know what to have. Suddenly the taste of my mother’s favorite breakfast came to my senses: her pork rib porridge.My mother loved good and simple foods.She was a quiet, witty, charming, and strong lady. Very strong, indeed.I know that her porridge will nourish me back to my normal self.I love it for Its sweetness and nuttiness.I love it because it takes me back to my childhood.But most of all, I love it because it brings back the memories of my mother.I love her and miss her so.

I still need to reflect back on how much I overate, so I made this (>д<)The finely chopped onion and mushrooms will hide the fact that only a little rice is used. Please try making your own version with your favorite mushrooms and vegetables! Recipe by Niku atsuko

I wanted to eat something piping hot, mild and yummy.And, I found a packet of dried scallops from the depths of the freezer!It'll be very hot, so make sure to blow on it before you eat it up!If you have cold, eat your fill of this warming porridge and go to bed.You don't want the meat to become garlic flavored. You're just using it to eliminate the gamy flavor of chicken. The finer you cut the garlic pieces, the more it will smell like garlic. You can get all kinds of flavors from it, depending on the way you slice it up. So try it in different ways in various dishes. Recipe by pegupepepe

I wanted to make a vegetarian seven plant rice porridge.You might enjoy this topped with bonito flakes to add an umami-flavored accent.These are the seven herbs typically used in this porridge:Water dropwort ("seri," Oenanthe javanica), shepherd's purse ("nazuna," Capsella bursa-pastoris), cudweed ("gogyo," Gnaphalium affine), chickweed ("hakobera," Stellaria media), nipplewort ("hotokenoza," Lapsana apogonoides), turnip ("suzuna"), and daikon ("suzushiro") Recipe by Megukinana

A Filipino favourite, Ginisang (meaning sauté in garlic and onions) Monggo, but in our home we make it soupy. :) wk8 #madethis