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By PaulaG
Added February 10, 2007 | Recipe #210422
Categories: Granola and porridge Breakfast Grains
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a filling, nutritious breakfast. very bland without the maple syrup, but luckily I had it on hand:)
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on July 03, 2009
This is a very different type of porridge that is quick and easy to make. A good healthy breakfast when you are looking for a break from oatmeal. DH said it was lacking depth and suggested adding nuts and maybe more raisins.
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on March 23, 2009
This was lovely for a change of pace for brekky, a bit different from your regular porridge. I topped with a little maple & some vanilla yoghurt, lovely thanks!
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on January 11, 2008
I liked this recipe just fine. It was a nice change up for a breakfast cereal. I didn't use any maple syrup or molasses, which might be why I thought it was good but not outstanding.
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A delicious way to start the day! And it keeps me going. Thanks!
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What a great comfort, warming food. I was looking for recipes using polenta (although I would use freshly gorund cornmeal) and wanted to try this for something different in the morning. This is quite good, although I am not a maple syrup lover, so I used some freezer jam I had made this week and it was delicious! Another great healthy food idea from Paula.
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Another recipe so simple and delicious you scratch your head wondering why you hadn't come to the idea on your own. Pairing my morning staple of oats with polenta was a surefire hit - both are creamy and comforting. What really surprised me was just how well they went together with the cornmeal giving the dish a lovely sweetness that was heightened by the drizzle of maple. For the dried fruit, I used a combination of golden raisins, dried cranberries, and diced dried apricots. Will definitely keep a supply of the mix together for the future. Thanks!
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on February 13, 2007
this was great! after i realy wanted to make it i discovered i had no cornmeal, but i did have a bag of corn tortillas, so i just ground them up in the blender and added a bit more oat bran to make sure it thickened and it seems to be fine. i added a small handful of golden raisins, a couple tablespoons of dark molasses and a tbs or so of syrup and its perfect, thansk for a different and great warming recipe for breakfast in the cold months!
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on February 12, 2007
I couldn't get my blimmin broadband going this morning so I had to make this recipe from memory. In the end I made it with 1/3 cup oat bran, 1/3 cup polenta and 1 2/3 cups skim milk, then I covered it in golden syrup and ate it all up myself. Yummy! It definitely needed the extra liquid that I now see is listed (it was well stodgey!) and the cinnamon would definitely have added to it, but all in all this was a great, filling breakfast that definitely serves two (I just about managed to eat it all but I didn't need to eat again until 2.30pm after that!)! I'm a really boring breakfast person - weetabix in the summer, porridge in the winter, so it was such a nice change to be able to have a different hot breakfast that was still wholesome and tasty. I'll definitely have this again - next time I'll make it to the proper measurements and will add the cinnamon, but I'll probably continue to make it with milk because breakfast is the only time I get any calcium in me. Thanks for a great recipe, Paula!
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Serving Size: 1 (291 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
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