Author Notes
Do you ever find yourself with a fruit bowl full of too many apples so that you end up with those 5-6 of them too ripened and a bit bruised here and there? This is a good way to save them with no added sweeteners and it’s perfect as topping for the easiest porridge ever. —Valentina | The Blue Bride
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Ingredients
- for the stewed apples
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a few
dying apples – peeled and quartered (360 g)
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2 handfuls
golden raisins (55 g)
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1/4 teaspoon
cinnamon
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1 pinch
freshly grated nutmeg
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a few
strand of saffron
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1
little meyer lemon
- for the porridge
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1/2 cup
almond milk
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1/2 + 1/3 cups
water
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1/3 cup
teff flour (58g)
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2 teaspoons
coconut sugar
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1 pinch
himalayan salt
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1/4 teaspoon
black sesame seeds
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1/4 teaspoon
chia seeds
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1/4 teaspoon
hemp seeds
Directions
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Chop the apples and put them in a pan*. Add raisins and spices, squeeze the lemon and switch on the flame on low. Cover with a lid and cook until apples are tender but not mushy.
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Mix milk and water in a saucepan, teff flour with coconut sugar and salt in a little bowl.
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Bring to boil the mixture milk-water, lower the flame and slowly add teff flour (in Italian we say “a pioggia“, meaning like rain) quickly whisking to prevent lumps. Simmer for a couple of minutes until it thickens.
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Serve in a bowl, top with some stewed apples (reserve the leftovers in the fridge) and the seeds. Enjoy!
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