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Millet flakes porridge recipe, Millet porridge

Kodo millet flakes porridge is a very quick and super duper easy to make breakfast that is also delicious and healthy. This basic porridge recipe prepared with millet flakes/ not the millet itself is much easier to cook as breakfast or snack and is also gluten free, easy to digest, a good source of vitamins rich in anti oxidants and dietary fiber. Then why not use millets in daily cooking as it has so much health benefits? I hear a big “YES”.

Some recipes prepared with Kodo millet/ Varagu arisi :


All you need is handful ingredients and 5 minutes to make this delish porridge to start your day energetic. I prepared this porridge just like my Oats porridge and it tasted great. The below porridge can be made sugar free by adding honey which can be replaced with brown sugar as well if you don’t like honey and I have topped the porridge with banana slices, pistachios and chopped almonds as we like it that way but you can top it with apples and other nuts as well according to your taste and preference. Also if you are wondering this KODO MILLET FLAKES is from TELUGU FOODS brand from Indian store. So let’s get to the making of millet flakes breakfast!

Some interesting recipes with variety of millets:

PREP TIME COOK TIME TOTAL TIME SERVES
5 min 5 min 10 min 2

Ingredients

  • Kodo millet flakes – 1 cup
  • Milk – 1 cup
  • Water – ¼ cup
  • Brown Sugar – 2 tbsp (as per liking)
  • Nuts – 1 tbsp (almonds and pistachios)
  • Ripe banana – 1 (small sized)

Note

* 1 cup = 235 ml

How to make Millet flakes porridge with step by step images


  1. Add 1 cup millet flakes in a bowl , give it a rinse in water, drain the water and keep it aside.
  2. In a pot/ pan add ¼ cup water and to it add washed kodo millet flakes. Mix well then add 1 cup milk. Mix well and allow the flakes to cook in medium flame. This should take about a minute or two as it gets cooked very fast.
  3. When the flakes looks cooked and has soggy porridge consistency add milk and mix it well. Allow it to boil well for 2 minutes then add brown sugar/ regular sugar.. After 2 minutes you will see the porridge thickening that’s when put off the flame and keep the porridge aside. Meanwhile peel banana and slice it, chop almonds and pitachios, keep it aside. Alternate steps, After few minutes when porridge is not very hot add honey (if not adding sugar) and mix well. If using sugar you can add it after pouring milk itself. Now transfer the kodo millet flakes porridge in a bowl and top it with sliced banana, pistachios and almonds. Now millet flakes porridge is ready to be served!

Sandhya Riyaz

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