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My love for sausages inspired this whole idea of potato and gizzard porridge.

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.

In China, porridge is super popular as a breakfast item, especially at local breakfast shops. People usually pair it with baozi or steamed buns. Now, making porridge in a slow cooker isn’t the traditional way, but it makes things way easier, and it still tastes great! The light and comforting nature of porridge makes it a go-to for so many. Enjoy!

I use short grain type. There is also a certain depth of flavor infused in the ingredients and rice porridge. I’m guessing the porridge is cooked in a stock instead of water and the ingredients are cooked separately before adding into the porridge. Not forgetting the generous usage of my favorite aromatic toasted sesame oil.

Rice porridge has been my comfort food since I was young. I like all kinds of porridge, whether it’s chicken porridge, or fish porridge, or even just plain porridge. My mom always cooked me this whenever I wasn’t feeling well. And now, for my daughter, I also do the same thing. The Chinese believe that rice porridge is easier to digest when one is not well.#heirloomIf you like my recipes, please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary @jenscookdineandtravel

Special chicken porridge recipe from Indonesia, chicken porridge combined with coconut milk / special sauce (sauce soto). Ready to pamper your mouth. Try to make this recipe.

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. 😊

‘Hey weather! Please make up your mind!’ It’s so cold in the morning and it’s so hot in the afternoon. A lot of people get sick. It’s time to eat some warm porridge to keep us healthy. IG @jenscookingdiary @jenscookdineandtravel

Porridge with Vegetables..

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! 🤲😘