But also she feeds me steamed egg porridge with rice, and millet porridge.
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But you would have a porridge of sorts, a porridge you could wrap in—what else?
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For Monday, I'd like this fantastic rice porridge with squash and brown butter that Tejal Rao learned from Minh Phan, a Los Angeles chef and porridge whisperer.
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And the more time I spent by Phan's side, the more it seemed to me that porridge as a word — porridge — was a bit unsatisfactory, a bit ... vague?
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" —Josh Terry Porridge Radio, Every Bad (out now) The first line on Brighton band Porridge Radio's second album finds singer Dana Margolin repeating, "I'm bored to death, let's argue.
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Correction: This post originally misnamed the "porridge" and "warm" settings.
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Thankfully, we're partial to a bit of grey, indeterminate porridge.
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"That sky's like porridge someone left sitting out," he muttered.
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In turn, children leave porridge for Julenisse on Christmas Eve.
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This is California," she said, "and 'porridge' gives me freedom.
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I tried the bulgogi bake, the porridge, and the smoothie.
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He'd told the cardiologist that he ate porridge every morning.
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"But in this porridge, there is no fat," he added.
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The porridge, smoky and studded with meatballs, remains the same.
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I still have my porridge when I come into work.
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This blueberry-topped porridge isn't just delicious; it's downright pretty, too.
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Porridge will get those drains unclogged right quick, Louis my dear.
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"Porridge is helpful," he said, "and having a job you enjoy."
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A bowl of porridge and cup of chai to start the day.
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My guide handed me a plastic cup of steaming hot acai porridge.
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We cannot boil the porridge because the temperature is not high enough.
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Day Four Have porridge for breakfast and take the frittata for lunch.
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Polenta is porridge, in pure and simple terms. Warm. Comforting. Salty. Fattening.
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Most days, it is only enough for a single meal of porridge.
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"Porridge is available on request" declared a sign next to the sausages.
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The rice porridge came in a separate bowl, salty-thick like Georgia grits.
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Although they'll occasionally allow it, only for porridge or to use the microwave.
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She starts by going to the gym before eating porridge, berries and honey.
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Some locals consider porridge with a heaped spoon of sugar a decent meal.
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To serve, divide porridge between bowls and top with applesauce and granola. Enjoy!
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They haven't eaten that, but they can take normal food like diluted porridge.
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In the Hare Krishna kitchen, questions like Why is my breakfast porridge brown?
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"Other people can eat cooked rice, but I only get porridge," she said.
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The sauce bar was loaded with sauces, fruits, appetizers, porridge, and even dessert.
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"Sometimes he can be mischievous if not satisfied with his porridge," Rashford said.
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I order some soup and porridge for breakfast while listening to chill music.
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He also eats a freeze-dried meal of porridge or onions and eggs.
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They stirred the stuff into porridge, and baked it into cookies and cakes.
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So, I decided to order the bulgogi bake, the porridge, and the smoothie.
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The fresh corn is lighter than its porridge-like counterpart, and sweeter, too.
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There was also Greek yogurt and scrumptious cold quinoa porridge with coconut milk.
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The fruit ultimately becomes breakfast fare, either as a smoothie or atop porridge.
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Kimchi Rice Porridge I find the word "porridge" a little Dickensian, but it hasn't put me off this very simple and appealing recipe, a sort of shortcut take on congee (or jook) that relies on kimchi, ginger and scallions for flavor.
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Even vomit, "firm and porridge-like" or "runny, like soup", counts among life's miracles.
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It's 2017, which means the bad news bears are eating all of our porridge.
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I eventually drag myself out of my warm bed and make porridge for breakfast.
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Up next was braised heritage lamb with rice porridge, scallions, maduros, and shaved truffles.
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Not the cloying, overly sweet, one-dimensional, too-thick, porridge-like generic carrot soup.
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Other family favorites include porridge with beans, ribs and sweet corn on the cob.
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In the morning, we were served a similarly prepared egg alongside onsen rice porridge.
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Or we do Korean sashimi or we do just porridge and we don't care.
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Dried native corn was ground, and either baked into cakes or cooked for porridge.
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Then they could find their contacts using cellphones tucked in empty rice porridge jars.
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So for Beck, his day kicks off with a breakfast of porridge and bananas.
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This porridge-like mix would become Octomore, the smokiest single malt on the planet.
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Marjorie praised him for sleeping through the night and went to make Jamaican porridge.
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She gives her baby fortified porridge, provided by aid agencies, three times a day.
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I tumble, glazed & bladderful, from bed & swing into the fire-kettle-porridge-bread routine.
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There were some adjustments to the Shoreditch menu: peas and eggs and quinoa porridge.
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"Ahhh, this porridge is just right," she said happily and she ate it all up.
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Plain rice porridge is topped with fish slices and seasoned with soy sauce and pepper.
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For added taste, ghee, or clarified butter, is usually drizzled on top of the porridge.
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The rambunctious Fancy Bear group also left some interesting fingerprints while stealing the Democrats' porridge.
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You can also steam or sauté veggies, warm-up or cook rice, porridge, and eggs.
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Start with this savory, cheesy breakfast porridge with braised greens and a soft-poached egg.
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Every day, I'd line up with hundreds of people and get porridge to bring home.
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Anyway, it's through his porridge recommendation that Jamie hopes to ingratiate himself with the king.
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Using a slotted spoon, transfer the egg to the top of the bowl of porridge.
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I make a hot porridge nearly every single morning, and always add lots of toppings.
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Another morning, they swallowed the same porridge before riding a bike moderately for an hour.
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Costco serves up a version of jeonbokjuk, a rice porridge made with abalone (sea snails).
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Scotland even hosts a global porridge-making competition — the Golden Spurtle is the top prize.
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You can drink too much wine and overdo the ice cream, but what about porridge?
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Recent moderation has been a bland porridge that defines itself by what it doesn't like.
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Store in a glass jar for use on your porridge, rice dishes, salad and soups.
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Correction: Raul Saaremets was originally misidentified as Siim Nestor, a co-founder of Porridge Bullet.
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Since athletes require extra protein, we recommend pairing the porridge with a medium-sized iced latte.
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Maize is the key ingredient for sadza, a stiff porridge that is the national staple food.
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Farah paused to open a drawer and pulled out a bag of porridge for the man.
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But in many ways, this vegan coconut porridge with red quinoa is much like a religion.
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Sometimes there was a microwaved bowl of Jamaican porridge that he kept in a special container.
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Use an immersion blender to give it some texture—you're looking for a near-porridge consistency.
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Children will love it, but this recipe for chocolate oatmeal is as adult as porridge gets.
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My breakfast is porridge, and lunch and dinner is a combination of veggies, carbs and protein.
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Porridge, in Phan's kitchen, wasn't a Dickensian breakfast bowl, but a kind of all-day extravagance.
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If we're not having a smoothie, it's a hot cereal like quinoa porridge with almond milk.
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To stretch the rice she buys for her family of three, she plumps it into porridge.
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It's common to have only one or two meals a day of sadza, a porridge dish.
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Upma is a thick porridge made from roasted semolina or rice flour common in south India.
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If one of your resolutions this year is to eat healthier in the morning, consider porridge.
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Upma is a thick porridge common in south India made from roasted semolina or rice flour.
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Her only payment had been in paddy rice and porridge, autonomy was unimaginable and despair perpetual.
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Polenta can refer to the creamy porridge itself, which, traditionally, may contain several grains or starches.
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With the new restaurant, "we're safe," said Sarunpraphut Unhawat, the granddaughter of the original porridge vendor.
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" Charlie Nelson: "In the past, I've taken a stove to make porridge but it never got used.
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If you're lucky, a British man will massage you with superlatives until your body becomes a porridge.
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Wouldn't you rather hear Lil Wayne gleefully announce he's "on my papa bear shit need hot porridge"?
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It does have some preset buttons for when you want to make dishes like soup or porridge.
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The porridge turned out to be as delicious as any Thai street food I'd eaten in Bangkok.
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Porridge and her calf Spirtle were photographed in Moray Firth in 2012, the year Spirtle was born.
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She brought him rice porridge and slowly increased the number of pills that he took after eating.
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Make the porridge: Place the milk in a medium saucepan over medium until warm but not boiling.
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She'd make this overcooked rice porridge with just a little bit of salt maybe, but nothing else.
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Porridge — especially the whole grain kind — is a great fuel for long races, and long lives, too
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When she does have food, it's often a simple dish of sadza porridge and dried vegetable relish.
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Porridge, Mr. Meyer said, is both a hyggelig exemplar and a linchpin of the New Nordic cuisine.
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But seriously: I don't recommend this mass-market subsistence porridge for the texture (wet) or flavor (wet).
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The menu includes steamed sweet potato and a banana shake for dinner, and rice porridge for breakfast.
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Oliver Twist's famous request for more porridge hasn't gotten old since the first "Oliver" film in 1909.
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"Downstairs, porridge," he commands, with little need of preposition or adverb so early on in the day.
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To stay energized, she starts the day with a bowl of hearty (but not heavy) breakfast porridge.
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Then, when the persimmons soften and become jammy, Dimayuga plops them on top of quinoa-oat porridge.
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That whole weird poop-porridge-poop montage that the world had decided to purge from its collective memory.
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" Another editor found it akin to "dog-food chicken," and one very specifically identified it as "chicken porridge.
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The haleem is instantly warming and almost porridge-like—perfect for someone who has been fasting all day.
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But it seemed that oatmeal porridge could never be perceived as anything but bland, no matter its accouterments.
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It's a bit clumpy, but I hadn't expected much more from the black porridge in front of me.
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A steaming bowl of simmered rice porridge seems to be the ubiquitous heal-all meal for East Asians.
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I gulp down a spoonful of woefully bland porridge and think for a moment about how to reply.
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We're not too hungry for a full meal, and settle on a very simple lunch of ragi porridge.
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The photos were spellbinding: the porridge sticky, the iced cakes pink and white and sugary, the mouse cute.
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City Kitchen I have written effusively and often about polenta, the delectable Northern Italian porridge made from cornmeal.
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They set a somewhat quirky tone for the meal that begins with chat juk, or pine nut porridge.
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Because chocolate oatmeal splits the difference between porridge and pudding: It's soft; it's custardy; and it's profoundly bittersweet.
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Ashure is essentially a porridge, so when it cools down, it gets stiff and gloopy, like cold oatmeal.
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On a third visit, they skipped the porridge but rode the bike, not eating at all until lunch.
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The porridge stretches each small dish and also mutates it, serving as both quiet backdrop and alchemical medium.
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Kuchikamizake literally means "mouth-chewed sake", and is thought to have been porridge-like and a little sour.
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My Detox Camille Becerra begins the day with an energizing cranberry molasses porridge and a simple saffron elixir.
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Carefully pick up the very ripe persimmons and scoop out the jammy flesh and top your hot porridge.
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A thin rye base is filled with a smooth rice porridge and topped with an egg and butter mix.
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According to Beatrice Tan, Singaporeans will find fish porridge at any local hawker center, or open-aired food stalls.
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As I ate the strange, tasteless porridge, I began to sweat profusely, despite it being winter in New York.
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While my porridge does not taste of much, it is doing much more work than just satisfying my hunger.
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From jollof rice (the original jambalaya) to pap (a maize porridge), the restaurant serves specialties from across the continent.
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Her squash porridge starts with a mix of whichever heirlooms she can find in season, peeled, chopped and roasted.
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To accompany her words, Tejal brought us Phan's delightful recipe for rice porridge with squash and brown butter (above).
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But, in South Korea you can also order a pork cutlet, bulgogi bake, abalone porridge, and blueberry yogurt smoothie.
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All they can afford to eat, he said, are vegetables and sadza, a thick porridge of boiled maize meal.
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Its menu is full of local foods such as congee (rice porridge), Chinese-style egg tarts and bubble tea.
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The West African grain can be used for soups and baking, in porridge or as a starch like polenta.
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"It is true, which makes me Daddy Bear and we all eat porridge in the morning and mine's too soft!"
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Throughout the day, I eat the remains of yesterday's dinner, two apples, some more porridge, and a protein chocolate bar.
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Noodles (including noodles in soup) or rice porridge (known as khao tom gui) are foods most likely eaten with chopsticks.
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It is true, which makes me daddy Bear and we all eat porridge in the morning and mine's too soft!
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Also need breakfast so check out the oat options for porridge (cereal is a no-go as all in plastic).
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Bring to a boil and cook until the rice is soft and broken down to a porridge, about 45 minutes.
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Unfortunately, in the moment, I was too nauseous to eat the porridge, or the rich mushroom soup served for lunch.
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But then you sit down at the counter, and a bowl of porridge appears before the menu is even offered.
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By the time it was done cooking, it was a thick green porridge, pungent with smoked fish and sulfurous plants.
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Part of what fills Paulina up, at least temporarily, the way porridge fills Nana, is the attention of an audience.
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A young husband feeds his pregnant wife hot porridge, blowing over each spoonful as patients writhe beside and beneath them.
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He shares a dormitory with 20 or more other men, and often subsists on rice and pumpkin porridge, he said.
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The Quaker business - which includes the eponymous porridge oats - showed flat sales in North America due to cuts in pricing.
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Rye bread is saturated with beer overnight, then cooked down to a malty mush, labeled porridge but closer to pudding.
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International competitors will gather in the Scottish village of Carrbridge on Saturday to spoon up their best recipes for porridge.
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This otherwise noble capital inclining its palate to devotees of porridge and boiled mutton was never a thing to celebrate.
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Growing up in Bangkok, she made the porridge her parents craved, and topped it with the Thai dishes she loved.
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As he braced himself in his galley seat, stirring porridge with a wooden spoon, anxious thoughts began to overwhelm him.
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Brunch at the "veg-forward" Bad Hunter in Chicago includes miso-apple sticky buns and sourdough porridge with walnut butter.
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This is a breakfast porridge of old rye bread crumbs that tastes a million times better than that description sounds.
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A roundup of vibrant dishes for the new year, from a vegetable-packed green soup to a comforting persimmon porridge.
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As I slurped up the last of my porridge, I realized it was the cleanest Chinese food court I ever saw.
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The traditional meal, called "poor kutia", consists of 12 meatless dishes (after kutia, a porridge with raisins, honey, nuts and seeds).
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Char: Porridge for lunch, and you could do with a new pair of/ Bea: You're blowing my mind right now, Char.
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The little girl was nowhere to be seen, but the bears appeared to be looking for porridge in the neighbor's garbage.
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This savory porridge could be breakfast or lunch, but either way, its super easy to make and guaranteed to be filling.
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In addition to Costco classics, you can also order a pork cutlet, bulgogi bake, abalone porridge, or a blueberry yogurt smoothie.
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Shaolin Monks don't eat meat, so it's vegetables and porridge for everyone, except the warrior monks who also eat two eggs.
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Readers will recognize the burned porridge of Lowood in the real-life Cowan Bridge School, which Charlotte and her sisters attended.
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A village in the Scottish Highlands even hosts a global porridge-making competition, where the Golden Spurtle is the top prize.
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We have to put porridge for Santa Claus in the attic on Christmas night—that's a tale we tell our children.
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There was safety in familiarity at the crispy duck stand, so I went there and ordered duck porridge with a Tiger beer.
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This left the beer looking more like porridge, and likely tasting sweeter and fruitier than lagers today, which are clear and bitter.
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At 2130:219, I eat porridge with grated carrot and banana for breakfast, log on, and do a few hours of work.
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Or people's bowls of porridge look like a Pinterest-perfect work of art while yours looks like something the dog threw up.
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Chinese travelers there are being welcomed by Mandarin-speaking staff, and offered Chinese newspapers, instant noodles and congee, a popular breakfast porridge.
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Some of the more intriguing items on the menu — like halisa, a slow-cooked meat porridge — are available only in certain seasons.
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In one tent a family trying to get to the UK — as most of them are — is busily stirring the breakfast porridge.
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Her memories in the book are interspersed with recipes — yogurt rice; kumquat and ginger chutney; and kichidi, a rice and lentil porridge.
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I broke my fast with a huge bowl of protein porridge with banana, cinnamon, and lots of peanut butter, which was divine.
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Each steamer basket arrives with a bowl of unflavored split-rice porridge, a monochromatic sea of comfort adorned with thinly sliced scallions.
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Some were executed by night, while others died doing heavy labor at the prison's quarry while eating meager rations of rice porridge.
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I make coffee and porridge with almond milk, cherries, cashews, cinnamon, Greek yogurt, and maple syrup for myself, my wife, and my sister.
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The Germans embraced oat porridge, as did the Scots, who developed a special tool for stirring it, a tapered dowel called a spurtle.
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She may want to keep her eye on the 23rd annual World Porridge Making Championship, too, taking place next October in Carrbridge, Scotland.
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She has traded the cement-like millet porridge that filled her belly in the village for finer fare like rice and chicken curry.
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A blackboard above the hatch lists prices for ugali (maize cooked into a sort of porridge), farina (similar to semolina) and cooking oil.
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I'm never going to die, because I have my quinoa porridge and my steely resolve to show me through the door to salvation.
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Lugaw resides in the family of congee, the catchall name for boiled rice porridge that has a version in almost every Asian nation.
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In some ways iron ore prices are currently trying to be like the baby bear's porridge, not too hot and not too cold.
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From Phortse, we travel to Dingboche, then Lobuche—where we eat Bhimiaj Kulung's chow mein and porridge at the Alpine Inn—and Gorakshep.
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One morning I spotted him stirring porridge behind the counter, calmly, unhurriedly, as if he had nowhere else in the world to be.
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Another is kitchari, a traditional Indian rice and lentil porridge she makes for her family that can be filled with vegetables — or not.
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There were heaping dishes of japchae noodles, pumpkin porridge, and rice, as well as squash, cucumber, and cabbage kimchi, all prepared by Heidi.
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They clung to cups of cornmeal porridge, not sure if the next ration might be smaller, or if it would exist at all.
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For three generations, a dim alley in Bangkok's Chinatown was home to a rice porridge stand opened by an immigrant from southern China.
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According to prosecutors, one was built entirely by hand in three months by 1,300 slave laborers subsisting on tiny portions of rice porridge.
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Otherwise, I'll be covered in peanut butter or porridge or end up with kids' toothpaste someplace by the time they leave the house.
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Though Mr. Addy was confused about grits, wondering whether it was porridge, he remembered eating collard greens when he was in New York.
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Serve with green beans and a pot of rice, and make plenty of that rice if you're intrigued by the kimchi porridge below.
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"What's going on now [in Tallinn's music scene] is totally weird…" says DJ and musician Raul Saaremets, who runs the label Porridge Bullet.
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In 215-220 the number of biogas plants in Europe grew from 6,000 to 17,700—heating houses with old banana skins and uneaten porridge.
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Out went blackberry, buttercup, dandelion, conker, spinach, hamster, wren, otter, cheetah, some hundred other words related to nature, as well as porridge and sin.
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"She told me if I would assist her, she would poison both the Housekeeper and Mr. Kinnear by mixing poison with porridge," McDermott said.
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The research, "Adding Spice to the Porridge," was carried out over six months at a prison last year by criminologists at Manchester Metropolitan University.
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"IT'S what our forefathers used to eat," says Kennedy Kapami, a Zambian phone salesman, rolling a ball of stiff maize porridge in his fingers.
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Through Hem's translations, the women tell me that porridge is the most common breakfast order, pizza for lunch, and vegetarian dal baht for dinner.
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Her favorite pre-race food, she said, is ugali, a stiff version of cornmeal porridge that's a popular side dish in her home country.
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That porridge was thick and creamy, sweet with threads of meat and packed with black pepper, and her family ate it while watching football.
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They grew vegetables and grains for stews or porridge, kept cows for milk and turned it into cheese, and shaped clay into storage pots.
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At onetime, the school went through about 2000 pounds of firewood a day for the porridge and rice that boil in industrial-size vats.
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One workhorse condiment made in-house is salt koji, a porridge-like mash of salt, water and a mold-infused rice called rice koji.
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Riding a wave of interest in ancient grains, rye is sprouting in many influential kitchens — in pasta, porridge, brownies and, most gratifyingly, in bread.
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A filling bowl of black rice porridge with coconut crème set me back 28.90 euros, and a tangy, satisfying rhubarb hazelnut tart cost 4.503.
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After a breakfast of porridge and tsampa, a traditional barley flour, he spends the morning reading Buddhist texts, before holding audiences in the afternoon.
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Employees tried to appease the horde by handing out off-the-menu snacks, like rice porridge with fermented shiitakes, and asking whimsical survey questions.
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Ladle the porridge into a shallow bowl, top with cranberry molasses and a couple of pinches of gomashio, and drizzle with cranberry seed oil.
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Alissa Wagner, the co-owner and chef of NYC's DIMES, shows us how make her favorite breakfast: spiced porridge with seedy granola and apple sauce.
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He also had a small recurring role on the BBC's popular 1970's sitcom Porridge, in which he played notorious criminal Harry Grout (aka "Grouty").
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I make myself porridge and celebrate being on time by losing myself in the depths of the internet before I manage to finalize the proofs.
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In the warehouse store's food court, she got to eat some dishes you can't get in the US, like sea snail porridge and beef bulgogi.
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"Everybody I know is getting out," says Joyce Mandi, as she mixes maize porridge for her six children at a bus stop in South Sudan.
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The best being a quiet moment where he describes the pleasure of putting cream into porridge, which had me laughing well into the next scene.
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Jiroemon Kimura, the oldest verified man in human history at 1643 years and 54 days, ate a regular breakfast of rice porridge and miso soup.
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For sustenance, they cooked a big pot of porridge and made humongous vegetable pancakes, eating the slop day and night as if it were fuel.
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The cooking modes include soup, meat/stew, bean/chili, poultry, sauté/simmer, rice, multi-grain, porridge, steam, slow cook, keep warm, yogurt, and pressure cook.
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There's still no word on what the drink would have tasted like, but Zhongshan Pearl River is most known for porridge and milk-based drinks.
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But the sliced duck breast was perfect on a recent night, with rust-colored, crispy skin, accompanied by a luscious farro, leek, and Parmesan porridge.
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Regardless, the southern Chinese cuisine there is excellent, particularly the namesake congee, a hearty rice porridge to which any number of toppings can be added.
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Simonambanga told her that before administering it he stirs this powder into a bubbling porridge made from ground corn, and serves it in a teacup.
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The mother of two fuels her runs on a traditional Kenyan porridge called ugali, made by blending flour (usually a cornmeal variety) with boiling water.
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Honey beans, sweet kin to black-eyed peas, are beaten into a coarse, rich mush; yam porridge, even thicker, hides an army of Scotch bonnets.
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PHONE HOME Once I get home, I start making a bowl of porridge — oatmeal, walnuts, raisins and milk — and put the kettle on for tea.
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Minh Phan, the owner of Porridge & Puffs, which opened about a month ago in Historic Filipinotown, was a regular who admired Baroo's chef-driven spirit.
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After all, take five boys, put them in one small house, and see what it looks and sounds like: it's a porridge of mess and fighting.
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Still, if you have the time and inclination to dye your porridge blue with old cabbage water, then I suppose you have to start congratulating yourself.
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The one-year-old is apparently a big fan of rice porridge and meatloaf — you can find a recipe for her favorite kind of meatloaf here.
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When City Hall workers delivered ready-made rice porridge to him over the weekend, onlookers questioned the seriousness of Mr Park's quest to experience "ordinary life".
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Different people swear by different comfort foods when they are sick — whether it's chicken soup in the US, borscht in Russia, or fish porridge in Singapore.
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History repeats itself, time ebbs and flows, our memories of previous Premier League seasons dissolve like spoonfuls of sugar on the grey, indeterminate porridge of existence.
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Congee, the stick-to-your-ribs rice porridge dish eaten all over Asia, is perfect for a warm January meal that's hearty but not overly heavy.
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In Thai hospitals, porridge—called joke or โจ๊ก—and rice soup are go-to meals for the sick, thanks to their mild flavors and soft textures.
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Residents like Bringelo make a living harvesting Babassu nuts, a multi-use crop that grows in the wild and can produce porridge, cooking oil and cosmetics.
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She soon began integrating objects from her home and studio, such as drapes, clothing and jars of jam or porridge, into spatial environments in pristine galleries.
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We worry that the Britain that opened up to European tastes will start to fade away; that we will revert to being insular, backward, porridge people.
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The competition includes two categories: classic porridge made with oatmeal (pinhead, coarse, medium or fine), salt and water, and a specialty class that allows for experimentation.
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I was not as obsessed with the porridge as I was the bulgogi bake, but it's a quality dish — rich and stuffed with plenty of seafood.
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Congee, a rice-based porridge, has been eaten in China since about 2,500 B.C. Koreans make variations of juk, with pine nut as the main ingredient.
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The children's sudden mass illness sparked a police investigation which alleged that the teacher, referred to only by the surname Wang, put nitrite into the porridge.
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Possibly so, especially if it is a sticky toffee porridge in a whisky-laced butter sauce or a risotto-style rendition with lemon, thyme and Parmesan.
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But for me, "London and the South-East" was like the porridge Rainey prepares as his daily breakfast/dinner when he wakes up at 5 p.m.
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OK, this might be a bit of a stretch, but you've got to admit that a refreshing fruit smoothie sounds better than porridge on a hot morning.
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The pudding, Risalamande, a sweet rice porridge with whipped cream, vanilla, and loads of finely chopped almonds is both a delicious dessert and a fun dinner game.
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According to Bar El, the algorithm generates "porridge-like" foods well, but it seems to struggle with foods that have a defined shape, like burgers or chicken.
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Many Scots must therefore be forgiven for taking any policy pronouncements from Nicola Sturgeon much as some prefer their porridge: with more than a pinch of salt.
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Because the porridge is extremely light and bland on its own, people like Quora user Ellen Wa will often add umeboshi, or pickled plum to their okayu.
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This Anatolian community had adopted a Neolithic diet rich in plant carbohydrates and foods like bread and porridge—but this introduced a rather familiar problem: tooth decay.
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Unlike the Stanford students' efforts, it doesn't resemble porridge or stink of cheese, due to creative recipe interpretation from the Jing A guys to make it sellable.
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They will then squelch for an hour across mud mingled with sewage, before spending even longer trying to put tent pegs into ground that resembles brown porridge.
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Her daily earnings from selling porridge, equivalent to 50 cents, are barely enough to buy food for her family, or pay rent on their one-room house.
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In London, cold-pressed juice shops seem to outnumber Starbucks, and an artisanal porridge cafe, 26 Grains, has become a destination for members of the glamour industries.
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Jamie knows from porridge, specifically that it'll help you "shite," as Murtagh (Duncan Lacroix) so elegantly puts what they're watching the king overexert himself trying to do.
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The rice porridge is normally white-gray, but it now had a yellow tinge, courtesy of mineral content of the onsen water in which it was cooked.
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If he's out of town, I do the cooking, which means we either have porridge and tea or go to Zorbas, the Greek restaurant around the corner.
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I call a friend back in the states while making Jok Moo, a savory Thai porridge from Chrissy Tiegen's cookbook that I've been cooking my way through.
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I check on my sleeping daughter, then after squats and porridge, it's off to unlock all the buildings on campus so the teaching staff can start early.
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After an hour and a half, I brought Cal a spoonful of the creamy porridge to taste, looking up at him with equal parts respect and terror.
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"We would have these wonderful mixed-grain porridges with rice flour, which makes the dish much lighter than a traditional porridge, almost like a congee," she says.
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When UK expat fighter and Eminent Air Gym legend Melissa Ray was in training, her go-to was a mash-up of porridge, müesli, yogurt, and soy milk.
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Our friends over at Eater have a really great look at the world of food that flows throughout the movie (though, regrettably, there's no mention of the porridge).
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Still, despite overtures to "openness" and "transparency," the comforts of Airspace depend on exclusion; self-directed mobility, tech accoutrements, and $15 fancy porridge remain its steep entry fees.
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Ranging from a porridge-like consistency to a solid loaf that can be sliced, polenta can be served on its own or as a complement to meat dishes.
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When deciding which milk to have in your latte, tea, porridge, and smoothies, it feels like there's a lot to consider these days: Which is healthiest for me?
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Those residing at Her Majesty's pleasure may no longer be kept on Dickensian porridge but they can expect equally unappetising powdered milk, bland stews, and even horse meat.
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For dessert (or breakfast) there is a millet porridge made with baobab and peanut, topped with coconut flakes (left), and coconut-rice pudding with honey-roasted mango (right).
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Doba rotated through three kinds of freeze-dried porridge for breakfast, four kinds of freeze-dried soup for lunch and an assortment of a dozen freeze-dried entrees.
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There's deep pleasure in creamy chilled oats, an easy make-ahead breakfast that blends the comfort of hot porridge with the fun of crunchy cereal in cold milk.
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"People say, 'Oh, it's Vietnamese food,' but it's not," Phan told Tejal, about the porridge she learned to cook from her mom, who has roots in northern Vietnam.
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He managed a fitful sleep before Angela arrived in the morning with porridge and half of a papaya, whose black seeds she scooped and flung outside his door.
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Watching Jonny Evans, James Morrison and Craig Gardner play on the same team is like pouring lukewarm porridge into your eyes, like filling your every orifice with stale semolina.
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"In the army, when you have a kettle and you are making porridge, you cannot make it thicker in one corner of the kettle," said one senior EU diplomat.
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Countries around the world have their own versions of porridge — congee in China, upma in India and genfo in Ethiopia — but the Scots consider hot oatmeal the national breakfast.
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When they downed porridge and then worked out, though, they maintained their energy balance with fine precision, burning and consuming almost exactly the same number of calories that day.
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Plus, it comes with 14 built-in smart features to help you prepare just about anything, including soup, chili, porridge, yogurt, and meat, with the press of a button.
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There was beef tartare with horseradish and pomegranates, freshly baked bread and an extraordinary "porridge" of rye, barley and black lentils, with bits of pumpkin and turkey in it.
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Though Tanaka has other disaster chic products available on her website, such as disaster prevention kits for women, her latest offering is an forthcoming rice porridge known as potayu.
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Congee, a rice-based porridge, has been eaten in China since about 2500 B.C. Koreans make several variations called juk, including one with pine nuts as the main ingredient.
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It is also a national manifesto, nay, an obsession expressed in the constant pursuit of homespun pleasures involving candlelight, fires, fuzzy knitted socks, porridge, coffee, cake and other people.
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The Knock of 25 was an out-of-the-way Irish village, where people managed on potatoes and a porridge called stirabout; meat and tea on special occasions only.
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And below, she shares a seasonal recipe for rhubarb and cardamom, which she says is best enjoyed dolloped onto piping hot porridge (or simply spooned straight from the jar).
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Each lodge also has a restaurant serving Bhutanese classics like thup, or red-rice porridge, with Sichuan peppers and spring onions, and pumpkin soup with curry leaves and mushrooms.
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The restaurant, now on Clay Street, is still unpretentious, but the food (eggs with shrimp and duck jook, which is a kind of porridge) was fresh and very good.
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To hide the fact—from myself—that I was eating more, I began to mash the banana into my porridge so that it looked like less on my tray.
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And to meet the needs of those who return to Barga to retire, there is a bakery offering porridge oats, shortbread from Aberdeenshire and Irn-Bru, a uniquely Scottish beverage.
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There had been optimism that the mushy texture of wheat biscuits drenched in milk might tickle mainland palates, because it is somewhat like hot rice porridge, a local breakfast staple.
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We love folding it into smoothies for a little extra protein and healthy fat, and topping quinoa porridge with a dollop to take it from merely tasty to totally sublime.
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A mother in a poor country who hand-feeds cool porridge to her infant can introduce many more germs than the nipper would get from drinking water from a tap.
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In a food processor, pulse together 1/3 cup of the cooled rice porridge with the gochugaru, fish sauce, ginger, plum syrup, garlic, jalapeños, pear, onion, and apple until smooth.
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The New England clam chowder — a dish that any Grey Lady restaurant needs to knock out of the park — was also disappointing; it had an overly thick, porridge-like consistency.
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The gold medalist said he relies on porridge, fruit, and lots of caffeine to get going, "just to wake me up and get me ready for the race," he added.
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PepsiCo, whose UK products include Walkers crisps, Pepsi Max soft drinks and Quaker porridge, said the plant closure at Peterlee, in County Durham in northern England, would affect 380 jobs.
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The two men met at the launch event for Just Egg, the fourth product to debut from Just Egg after the release of the company's mayonnaise alternative, cookie dough and porridge.
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A whole group of people who have never tried rømmegrøt (a sour cream porridge) or long viili (ropy yogurt), are having these traditional, not necessarily popular, dishes for the first time.
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An Asian comfort dish by way of Maryland, this congee tops the sticky rice porridge with Maryland blue crab meat and Old Bay-seasoned fried wonton skins for a little crunch.
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Part of the reason that whole grains like oats do a body good is that they are rich in fiber, which helps slow down digestion and keep porridge-eaters fuller, longer.
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Countries around the world have their own version of porridge — congee in China, upma in India and genfo in Ethiopia — but for the Scots, hot oatmeal is considered the national breakfast.
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Our Tejal Rao is in The New York Times Magazine this weekend with a column about cooking freestyle rice porridge— not congee, not jook — with the Los Angeles chef Minh Phan.
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Countries around the world have their own version of porridge — congee in China, upma in India, and genfo in Ethiopia — but for the Scots, hot oatmeal is considered the national breakfast.
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Until it swam off the menu, there was an intriguing sideways version of squid ink risotto that had beech mushrooms and very tender squid confit over a black porridge of barley.
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Among his best-sellers are skopo - sheep's head steam-cooked or grilled on an open fire - followed by "Mogodu Mondays" - a 2-for-1 special of spicy tripe and maize porridge.
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The sticks, which I prefer, look like wide ribbons of fresh pasta, and they skip the capsule and porridge phases, moving straightaway to the elastic stage that defines the chewing experience.
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A bristling, savory plate of salted duck egg dressed up with lime and fish sauce becomes a seasoning for the porridge — which, in turn, quiets a bit of the egg's funk.
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Veteran British actor Peter Vaughan, best known for his roles as Maester Aemon on Game of Thrones and British comedy Porridge, has died at the age of 93, according to his agent.
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The morning after Little India and the duck porridge, I had a bowl of char koay teow, your typical breakfast of champions for the average Penangite, at the Ping Hooi Coffee Shop.
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I particularly like it when Claire Redfield yells, "What the hell is up with you?" and "Asshole!" at ex-humans whose brains have been turned to porridge by a biologically engineered virus.
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Her days were filled with getting them ready for school in the morning, making batches of ugali, an African cornmeal porridge, washing the family's clothes, scrubbing dishes and keeping the house clean.
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After the Flying Food project donated a cricket farm in 2015 to her shelter in Kisumu for women and orphans, Gundo started adding ground crickets to the weekday porridge and Sunday buns.
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The top prize at the event, now in its 24th year, is the Golden Spurtle, named after the dowel-shaped kitchen tool Scots traditionally used to stir porridge without making it gluey.
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Yes, it was a chance to shout out the things I loved most, from drippy birria tacos to coconut-braised jackfruit, to a perfect bowl of rice porridge with pickles and jam.
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Walker likened it to a bland bowl of porridge: It may not have any added sweetener, but for those who still want Brexit, it may well be the only thing on the menu.
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Having seen a video online recently showing Stanford University archeology students straw-sucking "spit beer"—a porridge-textured, cheese-scented concoction—I hadn't expected any drink related to it to taste particularly good.
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Just as he has done nearly every day since landing in Namibia three and a half years ago, Teng joins the others in wolfing down a breakfast of steamed buns and rice porridge.
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Try the hearty "Guriev Zhivago" (73 rubles), a rich semolina porridge with blueberries, hazelnuts and candied fruit on a frosty morning or the cherry dumplings (280 rubles) if you have a sweet tooth.
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Try the hearty "Guriev Zhivago" (73 rubles), a rich semolina porridge with blueberries, hazelnuts and candied fruit on a frosty morning or the cherry dumplings (280 rubles) if you have a sweet tooth.
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The texture and crumb of his oat porridge bread were some of the best I&aposd had and the laminated dough in his croissants and cruffins rivaled the quality of big-city patisseries.
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When I visit someone in the nursing home, I bring some beer, and old people who are in hospital get more benefits from a beer than from a bowl of porridge with milk.
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"The Fat Duck" is also the name of the celebrity chef's three Michelin-starred restaurant in Berkshire, England, which is known for experimental dishes such as snail porridge and bacon and egg ice cream.
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Parishioners at St Mary's church, which is sandwiched between an 800-year-old mosque and a Shiva temple, break their Good Friday fast by sharing rice porridge and mango chutney with neighbours and strangers.
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I'd normally have a healthy porridge or cereal at my desk in the office, but the top recommendation on Uber Eats is pancakes or a fried breakfast from a nearby café called Cinnamon Village.
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"We fed school-going children for six months with porridge made from crickets, and we collected stools over the period, and there is clear shift of microbial diversity from when they started," Kinyuru said.
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White Collar Watch Sometimes the Supreme Court is a bit like Goldilocks, looking for a ruling that will be like a perfect bowl of porridge — not too hot, not too cold, but just right.
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"I like to explore harsh sounds and dance-y EBM rhythms and pile tons of melody in the midst of it to make a porridge of sound," He wrote in an email to THUMP.
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The contrasts — bitter and buttery, sweet and salty — make it much more complex and sophisticated than the average bowl of porridge, even if it sounds like the kind of thing you'd serve to children.
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Inside, a buffet was arranged on a long wooden table: loaves of Danish rye studded with raisins and apricots, an array of cheeses and yogurt, homemade granola and a warm pot of sprouted porridge.
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In the end, he sold the porridge for only about six months, after which the stability and income he had gained gave him the confidence to transition into a job as a security guard.
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She recommends the blinis, thin European-style crepes, which at Pushkin are served with Beluga caviar, and when she's in Moscow enjoys porridge, a popular dish in Russia made with a variety of grains.
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Almost half of all the managers now expect above-trend growth and below-trend inflation, what is dubbed the Goldilocks economy (she wanted porridge that was not too hot, or too cold, but just right).
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They have access to One Championship belt-holder Shinya Aoki, for example, who made an appearance on the first Rizin card, smashing Kazushi Sakuraba into porridge in a fight that probably never should have happened.
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I never thought I'd find solace in a bowl of shrimpy porridge, but I never thought in a million years that I'd wake up alone in a Thai hospital with a serious head wound, either.
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Standing on a drawbridge one night early this month, a man and a woman stood close and kissed, blind to everything around them, even the motionless toxic porridge of the Gowanus Canal below their feet.
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On my recent visit, the kallaloo (also spelled callaloo), laced with seared pork belly, came ladled over fungi (pronounced FOON-jee), a soft porridge of cornmeal and okra that has its roots in slave traditions.
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Or you could make Francis Lam's recipe for a Haitian cornmeal porridge of remarkable deliciousness, especially when paired with the velvety black-bean sauce known as sos pwa nwa and a few slices of avocado.
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Of particular concern is the rising price of white maize that poor and lower-income households use to make the calorie-rich porridge known as "pap" and of sunflower oil that they use for cooking.
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"Ooh, everyone was so mad that I called it 'porridge,' " Phan said, using a knife to split open a bright orange heirloom squash, filling the space between us with a scent like freshly cut flowers.
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In the cozy breakfast room, the property's owners, Shaz and Ali Morton, serve organic porridge drizzled with Highland Perthshire honey, Inverawe Smokehouse's peat-smoked mackerel pâté on toast and eggs from the property's own hens.
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This one's like Goldilocks' perfect porridge; it's just big enough that weather updates, video chats, and recipes show up clearly, but just small enough that it doesn't take up too much valuable countertop real estate.
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Chewy, smoked, and air-dried beef, the flavorful Wa equivalent of jerky, appears both shredded in a salad and in moik, the ubiquitous brown rice dish with a consistency hovering between a porridge and risotto.
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Yet in this story it is hard not to fear that rather than eating porridge Goldilocks is eating her seed corn, consuming asset price gains from far in the future rather than discounting future strong growth.
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A RESTAURANT critic for the New York Times informs us that, on returning to London after a ten-year absence, he was astonished to discover that the local restaurants have moved beyond "porridge and boiled mutton".
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The fairy tale character who preferred her porridge neither too hot nor too cold had become synonymous with the benign monetary and economic conditions that fuelled the boom in world stocks over the past two years.
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Just as America's bases in Iraq had KFC franchises, Russia has tried to make the desert home: Slavic women serve kasha (porridge) in the mess tent; a container unit holds a library of 2,000 Russian books.
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Before dessert, there was kitta fer-fer , a supremely comforting, savory-sweet Ethiopian breakfast food made from shredded flatbread seasoned with berbere spice and moistened with clarified butter and honey until it's fluffy and porridge-like.
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Ms. Sutipayakul learned to make porridge from her parents, who fled China for Thailand in the 1940s and relied on the dish to turn small amounts of rice into enough food to feed a large family.
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Or to downtown Los Angeles and Koreatown, where Here's Looking at You recently opened in what had been a sandwich shop, serving such non-Korean dishes as sturgeon with aged rice porridge, chicken skin and buttermilk.
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The victims, who were all students at Mengmeng kindergarten in Jiaozuo city, fell ill after eating porridge supplied by the school on Wednesday morning, according to a statement posted to social media Monday by local authorities.
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In "Witness," he says the break began when his daughter was eating porridge in her high chair, and he came to the realization that she—and, more specifically, her ear—had been created by some design.
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A bowl of nicely thick porridge — sized in Baby Bear, Mama Bear and Papa Bear, of course — may be thatched with Cheddar under a crumble of bacon, with apples below, roasted in cinnamon until they leak sugar.
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You can prepare the meal the night before, right before bed: Steel-cut oats placed in a rice cooker overnight yield a breakfast porridge out of 19th-century Ireland, silky and hot, fuel for a morning's labor.
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The Hadza mixed the chalky bits with water and whisked it vigorously for two to three minutes with a stick until it was a thick, milky porridge that was filtered -- somewhat -- into a mug for my breakfast.
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At a fairground converted to a shelter in the nearby city of Petaluma, about 250 cots were full by Friday, and people slept in tents in the parking lot as volunteers served porridge and eggs for breakfast.
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A new recording of selected tales from the Brothers Grimm produced by Listening Library uses the 1884 English translation by Margaret Hunt, which, rather like Baby Bear's porridge, falls somewhere between the unexpurgated and the totally neutered.
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As the weather cools , Ms. Gerson will widen her scope of Mexican sweets to offer champurrado, a warm, slightly grainy porridge of chocolate and corn, made with masa and sweetened with the pressed, unrefined cane sugar piloncillo.
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As for those who come to this dispatch on Wednesdays looking for the vague instructions we call no-recipe recipes, we're thinking of another porridge-like riff: polenta seasoned with olive oil and then paired with crab.
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Although just around the corner from the ticket booths, the space — configured as a constellation of stands and counters, each with a specialty: porridge, baked goods, sandwiches, salads and smoothies — seems eerily removed from the city's crush.
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DSM, a Netherlands-based multinational company that makes nutritional products, opened a $60 million factory in Rwanda last May that is buying soy and corn from nearly 10,000 local farmers and using it to produce instant porridge.
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Exhibited in P.T. Barnum's circus, he was known for extreme humility; for his prodigious appetite for crowdie, a Scots oat porridge; and for lifting enormous objects and 300-pound men, whom, when asked, he would hurl. Gently.
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And champorado — a chocolate rice porridge that Mr. Reña returns to its Mexican roots with a mole-like sauce of cinnamon, cloves and smoky chiles — tasted irresolute, not fully committing to the entanglement of bitter and sweet.
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But at Noods n' Chill, a Thai restaurant that opened in December in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, the bottomless vessel in question is not a pitcher of booze but rather a generous caldron of khao tom, a rice porridge.
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"It's possible to live, but it's not a real New Year," said Qiu Dongjun, 38, a construction worker from rural Hubei Province who was carrying a bagful of shopping, mostly instant noodles and tins of precooked porridge.
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A message of someone who likes his porridge neither too hot nor too cold has already flopped for several candidates (Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper) and hardly fits with the disruptive mood driving politics in both parties.
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If your flatmates are inhaling Frosties while you savour a steaming bowl of oaty porridge, you're allowed to feel smug over the fact that come 11 AM, you won't be the one reaching for the biscuit tin.
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Their families were being kept at a distance because of fears of infection and some of the emaciated-looking boys were eating a rice-based porridge because they were still too weak to take regular food, authorities said.
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Shenyang Journal SHENYANG, China — Not long past the break of dawn, after downing a bowl of hot porridge and dropping off his son at school, Zhang Yuzeng made his way to a street corner near the Nanyun River.
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After startling a puppy dog eating porridge, Monty catapults into the sugar bowl on a table laid for tea and loads up a roller skate with doughnuts and iced buns before narrowly evading a woman wielding a broom.
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Some of the cooking has a homey simplicity, like the arroz caldo, chicken in a ginger-laced rice porridge that can be cranked up with a dab of red chile paste or left to its own, soothing charms.
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The Rosselkhodnadzor watchdog used the traditional Russian word "krupy" in its order, which is sometimes translated as "cereals", but two sources at the service told Reuters that it was meant only for processed grains, used mainly for porridge.
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In the village of KwaMusi and others nearby, drought-hardy beans and amaranth - grown in fields snaked through with water-sipping drip irrigation hoses - are showing up on plates once filled mainly with maize porridge, the region's old staple.
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If our generation is Goldilocks — and, hey, maybe we are — hanging out at a friend's apartment making blender drinks and eating expensive cheese over a rousing game of Apples to Apples is the "just right" social porridge we crave.
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Sawah means 'rice field' in Indonesian, and the dish is based around a risotto-like mound of rice, redolent with the aroma of a great homemade bubur, the Balinese rice porridge found in every breakfast warung around the island.
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Whether you want to dollop it on some spiced porridge with seedy granola or just silently devour spoonfuls of the stuff as you stand in front of your fridge in your underwear, Wagner's homemade applesauce has got your back.
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One of the most comforting dishes I've eaten all year is a near-risotto, a textural collage of pearl and black barley, freekeh, sprouted wheat and rye, that tastes profoundly of roast chicken drippings — chicken soup revamped as porridge.
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A Good Appetite No matter how much cream and honey you pour into your bowl, no matter the raisins or raspberries that dot the top, there will always be something gray and Dickensian about a bowl of morning porridge.
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In its musical interpretation of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears," the heroine, Ricitos, still has that yellow hair, but she speaks two languages, and when she enters the animals' home, she doesn't taste their porridge but their sancocho (stew).
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Unlike Greek or Cypriot tahini, which I find to be claggy and bitter, tahini from the Middle East is creamy enough to pour over porridge, nutty enough to spread on toast, and smooth enough to eat by the spoon.
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The mushroom porridge known as juk, based on an umami-rich vegetable stock, could almost pass for an Italian dish, given its texture (akin to risotto) and its reinforcements (shaved pecorino and cherry tomatoes in addition to chile oil).
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Pant said that the spin-off of the China unit would not, however, mark a shift away from Yum's American roots any further than it has done already - its brands offer durian pizzas and popular Asian breakfast porridge congee.
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According to a recent Times article, the word expresses the "constant pursuit of homespun pleasures involving candlelight, fires, fuzzy knitted socks, porridge, coffee, cake and other people" that helps people in Denmark stay happy through the long cold winters.
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When she and her seven siblings lived together in this sleepy part of Old Town, they subsisted mostly on what her parents made by selling jook (rice porridge) and rad na (broad rice noodles in gravy) from a cart.
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Cohen—who also runs the label Memorials of Distinction, which has released music by rising acts like Porridge Radio and JPEGMAFIA—has a knack for taking genres you know and making them feel like they've been possessed by a malevolent force.
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The boy&aposs families were being kept at a distance at a hospital because of fears of infection and the emaciated-looking boys were eating a rice-based porridge because they were still too weak to take regular food, authorities said.
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The boys' families were being kept at a distance at a hospital because of fears of infection and the emaciated-looking boys were eating a rice-based porridge because they were still too weak to take regular food, authorities said.
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She arrived frazzled—as one might be, flying across the world alone, with three small children, to an unknown place—and sought out comfort in a bowl of jok, a Thai rice porridge that's equally thick as it is comforting.
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"My mom [Vilailuck] is Thai and she would always make this hearty, slow-cooked porridge for us," she tells PEOPLE in our exclusive video series, My Food Story, where stars and chefs share a recipe that evokes a meaningful memory.
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And while the phrase "soured grains" does not make the heart go pitter-pat, I could work up some affection for the thing it described, a tart, almost refreshing porridge served under fat slices of duck breast with especially flavorful skin.
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Alongside the pie, he prepares an "appetiser" of an enormous parcel of raw carpaccio-style beef containing herbs, tomato, wild garlic pesto, rocket, Parmigiano, lumpfish roe mayonnaise, and mountainous crackers made from dehydrated and deep-fried sheets of rye porridge.
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There are two ways to eat it—either pick out the bones and eat them one by one, dipping them in salt; or debone the entire thing, mix it in with the rice, and eat it like a porridge or congee.
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For hot meals, the lobby's Gourmet Monville offers fluffy frittatas and rich porridge at breakfast, burgers and sandwiches later on; locally sourced provisions include Lester's smoked meat and Quebec eggs, along with Champêtre cheese from Repentigny, Quebec, on a classic poutine.
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We may have been eating savory porridge out of our hands, but it was easy to forget that the stew was meant to stand in for a period in a cow's life when they are fattened up for their eventual slaughter.
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Complementing the performances will be food prepared by Kwang Uh and Mina Park (Baroo), Minh Phan (Porridge + Puffs), Ray Anthony Barrett (Cinqué), Leif Hedendal (Chez Panisse, Noma), Lisa Giffen (Audrey at the Hammer Museum), and Roxana Jullapat (Friends and Family).
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Before he knew it, in June, came Ramadan, when, in deference to local regulation and custom, he would pass 14-hour days without food or drink, only gulping down porridge and instant noodles in his apartment after 9 at night.
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What's more, the menu was filled with comfort food from across the pond: a slow-roasted Berkshire pork shoulder ($22), a braised oxtail French dip ($14) and grilled porridge bread with a bacon jam that was far better than Marmite ($4033).
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The day can start with avocado toast, a hemp protein shake, assorted dosas (southern Indian pancakes), steamed tofu with roasted cauliflower and harissa, fried eggs with smoked potatoes and vegetables, and congee, the Cantonese porridge, made with forbidden rice and millet.
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As in traditional Nordic kitchens, that bread is repurposed in multiple ways: thinly sliced and fried into crisp crackers, crumbled and simmered into the traditional morning porridge called ollebrod, and used as a starter for rye ale, at Brooklyn Brewery.
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In a post on Facebook, UK-based Ratcliffe said he received a call from his wife from Evin prison Saturday morning, who said he had broken her strike with a banana and an apple, as well as a small amount of porridge.
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In the endearing children's story "Goldilocks and the Three Bears," written by British writer Robert Southey in 1837, and since translated into over twenty languages, readers are transported to a magical world where bears live in their own houses, eat porridge, and speak.
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You can toggle between medium, low, and extra low heat (the range goes from 90 to 445 degrees Fahrenheit) and rice mode, which allows you choose between white, brown, and mixed rice and how you want to cook it—normal, scorched, or porridge.
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As well as the 20-percent rye, they make five-seed sourdough with flax, pumpkin, sunflower, sesame, and poppy seed; a sourdough with oat porridge cooked into the dough, giving it a glossy texture and nutty flavour; and a 100-percent rye.
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He loves the ease of use and the many recipes available in cookbooks and on the internet, from which he has made many delicious meals: chicken tikka masala, Chinese porridge, sweet corn chowder, Hainanese chicken rice, and the best potato salad ever.
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Chapman trudged his way through the wet grass of the outfield while the grounds crew worked furiously to sprinkle bags of infield conditioner along the dirt, trying to absorb excess moisture on a surface with a consistency that had begun to resemble porridge.
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But they were extremely interested in making sure we were well fed, stuffing us full of blinys (pancakes stuffed with cheese and/or meat), hard-boiled eggs, muesli, kashka (porridge), yogurt, cakes, tea, coffee, milk, and triangular pieces of foil-wrapped processed cheese.
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The set, which included a porridge bowl and egg cup, among other gummable things, was based on a 17th-century fluted goblet in the Louvre that was said to have belonged to Anne of Austria, the mother of King Louis XIV of France.
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One of the best ways to experience the weekly shifts in Los Angeles seasonality, from persimmons and sweet potatoes to pears and radishes, is her porridge with pickles and jam, a warm bowl of rice absolutely covered with fresh herbs, greens and vegetables.
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In 2009-15 the number of biogas plants in the EU grew from 6,000 to 17,700—heating houses with old banana skins and uneaten porridge Fans of the "circular economy" relish epiphanies such as that which led Messrs Kurzrock and Schwartz to their idea.
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Morgenstern mentions Carlos Ruiz Zafon's "The Shadow of the Wind," Sarah Waters's "The Little Stranger" and Raymond Chandler's "The Long Goodbye," to name a few, but imitation doesn't stop there, and we wind up with a porridge made of every ingredient in the cottage.
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Likened to an action-movie hero ahead of Britain's latest bout of brinkmanship, Prime Minister Theresa May went to war with fellow lawmakers who refused to eat a perfectly good bowl of porridge that a bunch of chefs in Europe had rustled up for them.
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Servings: 6Prep: 15 minutesTotal: 1 hour for the porridge:2 cups coconut milk10 medjool dates, pitted403 cups steel cut oats1/4 cup chia seeds2 teaspoons ground turmeric1 teaspoons ground cinnamon1 teaspoons ground ginger1 teaspoons ground nutmeg1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom for serving:homemade applesaucehomemade granola 1.
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Throw in a side of deep-fried breakfast potatoes, doused in spicy maple syrup—or, for the health conscious, a bowl of warm multigrain porridge finished with a dollop of creamy chia pudding and nibs of caramelized pineapple—and brunch is made great again.
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I received 6 jars (compliments of Yumi) filled with the following: minestrone soup, cran squash soup, kabocha buckwheat, a peach-sweet potato blend with coconut milk, a kale-pear-white bean blend, and porridge made with pitaya, sweet potato, and quinoa, among other ingredients.
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Despite being told it's impossible in Hong Kong's humidity to bake loaves comparable to the sourdough that was a signature at Bones, the chef has answered criticism with ingenuity, using flour from a Japanese mill, and oat and red miso porridge as a natural leavener.
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But at Meet Fresh, the first New York outpost of a dessert cafe chain based in Taiwan, you can also delve into Taiwanese favorites like spongy taro balls, glossy herbal jellies, green tea, fruit drinks and warm, deep purple porridge, among the scores of choices.
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She's brought us an elegant porridge of arroz caldo with collards and soy-cured egg yolks as well as bistek, the beef raised high with soy sauce, citrus and browned butter, and sinigang, a sour-fantastic soup of tamarind broth with pork and vegetables.
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If Mr. Meyer can persuade us, the secret may be ollebrod, a medieval porridge of rye bread soaked in beer and simmered into mush, which I spied him stirring one morning at the Grain Bar as if he had nothing more important to do.
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Wang (who currently keeps three Instant Pots running at all times at his family's home in Ottawa, cooking anything from ribs to porridge and beans), cooked meals in the prototype for several months in 733 and Addie would decide if the food was up to snuff.
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Parsippany, New Jersey-based B&G, which sells Pirate's Booty popcorn and Cream of Wheat breakfast porridge mixes, last year bought the Green Giant frozen foods and Le Sueur canned vegetable brands for about $765 million, to expand its distribution network and enter the frozen foods market.
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"There will always be work issues, but it will never be like earlier, when I was paid for my hard work with just a little paddy, some porridge and never allowed to quit," said Krishnan, whose family was rescued from forced farm labor in the 1980s.
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Others like red dates are niche, low in volume and unique to China - dates are one of the nation's favorite fruits, a staple in tea and porridge and considered crucial for health while cashmere, apples and silk point to China's role as the world's top producer.
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To make resume writing easier and to boost your chances of landing that job, career experts gave their top resume tips — some of which might even surprise you: Stating your objective could get you into a Goldilocks situation where the porridge is either too hot or too cold.
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Minh Phan's Thursday-night dinners in Historic Filipinotown are a deal — $49993 for a three-course meal — but they also remind you that Ms. Phan is running a fine-dining kitchen with finesse and virtuosity, even though Porridge and Puffs disguises itself as a casual grain-bowl restaurant.
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Every year since the 16th century, to mark the birth of Prophet Mohammed, the city's residents offer the hyenas porridge mixed with butter and goat meat on the "Hakim Mountain", outside the city, believed to be a holy site because the ancient Muslim leaders of the city are buried there.
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From the menu of two dozen or so small dishes (all under 245 kroner), create your ideal smorgasbord: maybe Danish porridge with sea buckthorn jam, tart apple slices with lime and sea salt, fried eggs with herbs, crushed potatoes with yogurt and parsley, and waffles with marmalade and crème anglaise.
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Some people may detest this, but I like to let the milk soak for a bit so that it almost turns into a porridge, and the blueberries become slightly reconstituted and a little more flavorful, and I can pretend that the field that they came from is just beyond the ridge.
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Fried chickpeas1 filet Cooked salmon, flaked1 pot Japanese green tea, preferably sencha or good quality teaSoy sauce and salt, to taste ToppingsFurikake or kizami nori (shredded seaweed)Sliced scallions For the Okayu (Rice Porridge)This is often a breakfast dish/comfort food, like how Americans think of chicken noodle soup.
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Try one of the buttery, berry-filled sweet buns and a fruity Costa Rican roast, or splurge on the Lyxfrukost (262 kronor), which includes fresh-pressed juice, coffee, yogurt or warm porridge with granola and berries, and a bread buffet of fresh sourdough loaves with butter, marmalades and Swedish cheeses.
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Michael Ziatyk, the 73-year-old head of the household, dipped his spoon into the large bowl of wheat porridge at the center of the table and twice swept it from side to side in the sign of the cross, then ate a spoonful mixed with nuts, poppy seeds and honey.
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" Yung agreed and explained that congee is "comfort food that we all enjoy immensely," but also a porridge that "exists in so many parts of the world in slightly different forms—so it's a universal food that historically was made from very humble ingredients, and often as a way to avoid waste.
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Ms. Mori recommended the Tokyo Station Hotel breakfast (3,800 yen), where they could enjoy standard Western fare (eggs made to order, coffee, pastries) or regional Japanese staples, where the Tokyo Station really excels: Ishikari-nabe (hot pot from the northern Hokkaido region), traditional rice porridge, soybean milk skin, and boiled rape blossoms.
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She's signed on for the full catastrophe, the calling in of loans he can't pay, the angry unpaid workers beating on the door at dawn, the disappearance of the furniture, the penny-pinching at the market, mutton stew for dinner again, then nothing but porridge, the midnight flight from creditors and the law.
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There's the classist, sexist paternalism of early-Victorian-era London; the gall of certain handsome young sorcerer types; and the fact that even though she can't control her powers and has chosen to name her wand Porridge, everyone seems convinced that she alone can defeat the horrifying beings known as the Ancients.
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Camilla works in explosive ordinance disposal (eh?) and is one of the most well-mannered, timid and moral individuals you'll ever meet, so while all the others are swapping bodily fluids and catching feelings, Camilla is quietly straightening her hair to within an inch of its life or crying into her porridge in the pantry.
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Quinoa Porridge Breakfast Chocolate pear smoothieBanana whole wheat wafflesCacao buckwheat pancakesQuinoa porridgeBlueberry-ginger smoothie Snacks Chocolate, almond butter, and jam cracker sandwiches recipeOmega-3 maple almond butterHoney almond popcorn balls Lunch and dinner Raw carrot pad thaiGluten-free spring rolls Dessert Paleo fudgeChocolate paleo scotcheroosRaw thumbprint cookies Bottom line: which nut butter is best?
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Cafes like Two Hands, Ruby's, Flinders Lane, Banter and Five Leaves serve plates of organic porridge with raw honey and grass-fed cream, free-range poached eggs with local bacon and roasted broccoli, and all manner of avocado toast, garnished with everything from pickled onions and hoja santa to sesame seeds and shiso leaves.
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Evan Kleiman, the host of the radio show Good Food on KCRW, stirred rice porridge for lunch; the social justice advocate Alice Y. Hom carried paper bags full of freshly cut kumquat branches; and Monique Truong, a novelist who had traveled for the event from New York, snipped the branches to decorate the tables.
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It helps that he spends time with teammates who also eat three regular meals each day (porridge, cheese and meat sandwiches, quinoa, tuna, chicken, vegetables) plus six small meals including one before bedtime (high-protein yogurt, banana, eggs, cheese sandwiches.) "It's breakfast, training, lunch, rest, eating, training, eating and rest and eating," Rickardsson said.
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The devil on one shoulder suggested the $29 buffet; the angel on the other the Raw Vegan Oats and Nutty Cluster Porridge with Chia Seeds and Fresh Berries ($7) but in the end I ordered black coffee and rye toast with peanut butter, which came in little packets (around $13 total) and with no attitude.
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Crime Scene The person who entered the apartment was not the one who was expected there, and as of that moment in February, a modern, Brooklyn version of "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" played out over a night and a day, the cold porridge and broken chair replaced by fast Wi-Fi and weed.
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Now the restaurant has scrapped its first two menus, and is trying out a third bowl of porridge — this time a small but eclectic gastro pub menu that retains the burgers and the wings while adding numerous other dishes, including house-made salmon pastrami, fettuccine with oyster mushrooms and a carne-asada-style grilled skirt steak with salsa verde.
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When capriciousness becomes the standard bearer of politicking, as it has in this election cycle, anything resembling policy proposals or ideas—like, say, the Johnson-Weld plan to balance the budget in the first 100 days of their administration—has the rhetorical ripple effect of a single Cheerio landing in a swimming pool filled with porridge.
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One woman who did not want to be identified publicly, along with her husband, who was released from jail in 2011 and struggled to find employment, were the recipients last year of a small business loan and training to open a stall selling "bubur ayam" — chicken porridge — in the suburb where they live with their children.
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I've been at dinner parties where people have said things like, 'If I go for this new job I would miss my bonus but I'm not about to be petty about 10k,' and at the other end of the spectrum I've made porridge for dinner (actually quite comforting) with a friend trying to live in London on 23k.
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Our gang descended upon them, ordering bowls of noodles — yen ta fo, pink rice noodles in broth with wontons and fishballs, and bamee moodaeng, ribbony egg noodles with roast pork — and watery rice porridge studded with bits of duck or nuggets of coagulated blood, and sweet braised pig's foot, and bags of all kinds of fried things.
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Although well-informed critics have said that Putin is worth tens of billions of dollars and has twenty residences at his disposal, the program portrayed him as a near-ascetic, who wakes at eight-thirty, lifts weights, swims long distances, eats a modest breakfast (beet juice, porridge, raw quail eggs), and works deep into the night.
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She was vulgar and unsophisticated, and at night she was too busy sleeping to pay any attention to Oghi as he moaned in pain, and at mealtimes she fed him cold, watery rice porridge, but she often leaned over him with wet hair, so he could smell her shampoo, and, when her shirt gaped open, he could see her breasts.
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As in Australia, where the tech sector and gig economies are also growing, this frees up time to breakfast on kale polenta with a fried egg and linger over pancakes and porridge — and to post a photo of the latte art atop your perfect flat white (an Australian espresso-and-steamed-milk drink that is neither a cappuccino nor a latte).
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"If I did the same concept in Korea, I don't think I'd have had the same support," said Mr. Uh, who is 37 and came to the United States from Seoul in 2007 to attend the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, N.Y. Baroo served fresh noodles with oxtail ragù and gochujang, right alongside a grainy, beet-stained porridge with koji.
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While campaigning for the Republican nomination, which is now officially his, he mocked women over their menstrual cycle and looks; performed a gurning impression of a disabled journalist; implied that one of his opponents had something to do with child molestation; slandered the wife and father of another; said he wanted to beat up a protester; and many times recommended porridge for Mrs Clinton.
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The last time I walked up Croagh Patrick (OK, the only time I walked up Croagh Patrick), I lined my stomach—if not actually girded my loins—with two slices of soda bread and a bowl of porridge cooked on a wood-burning range, all washed down with so much tea that I genuinely feared having to bob down for a wee in front of some nuns.
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My brothers and sisters and I came home from school to giant pots of sinigang, a soup that's sour enough only if you gasp a little at the first spoonful, and arroz caldo, an earthy rice porridge brightened by a squeeze of calamansi — a native citrus that looks like a mini orange but tastes closer to a lime — plucked from the tree in our backyard.
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It's been only two hours since breakfast up on the deck at Can Decreix—porridge, plums, nuts—but one of them is seated at a bench, noise-canceling headphones on, bopping to the beat, and oblivious to the world as he tears into a whole wheel of Camembert with rye crisps and a family-size packet of Bolognese sauce-flavored chips by his side.
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