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healthierkitchen
February 6, 2010
Would love to see a recipe for congee! With two and a half feet of snow here in DC area, we could really use lots of comfort breakfasts.
Merrill S.
February 6, 2010
You read our minds. I'm very hopeful that someone will submit a congee recipe.
pierino
February 6, 2010
I hope so as well. I love zhou. But it's way out of my skill set, unless I go all Kung Fu Panda overnight. Nah!
Allison C.
February 5, 2010
Oh, I love the themes this week! Hopefully I'll be able to organize myself around them well enough--it's a bit of a crazy week for me: too many bake sales, Valentine's treats, etc. But I'm actually just settling in to watch a movie with my son now, and I have to say I love popcorn (and other snacks). Thanks for the fun. Can't wait to see what everyone comes up with.
mrslarkin
February 5, 2010
OK, what the heck is a porridge? Mushy 9-day-old peas, or is it the Goldilocks just-right oat variety? Or can we do polenta???
Allison C.
February 5, 2010
My guess is that mushy 9-day-old peas will NOT make it to the finals. ;-)
Amanda H.
February 5, 2010
Porridge is any kind of cooked rice or grain that you'd eat for breakfast. So it could be any kind of oatmeal, grits, congee, farina, etc. Hope that helps!
pierino
February 5, 2010
"Please sir, could I have some more...gruel?" Technically porridge is a diabolical Scottish thing with oats (hey, it goes into haggis). But the term does cover a multitude of sins. Per mrslarkin's comment it does cover polenta as well as grits. But it sounds like, from Amanda's comment, that "breakfast" is what we should be thinking in our offerings. Kept those Caledonians regular.
Merrill S.
February 6, 2010
I think breakfast is a good general parameter for this theme -- but it doesn't necessarily have to be a sweet porridge!
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