Health, Healthy Eating
Millet porridge - caloric content and benefits
Porridge of Boyar, porridge of amber, kulesh, piknik is just a few of the most famous dishes, which you can not cook without millet or, as it is called, millet - once the most popular and very tasty grain.
The most high-calorie dish from the wheat will be the kulesh (447-500 kcal per 100 grams), as it is cooked on the basis of pork, rather fatty meat. The boyar porridge has a caloric value of 221.7 kcal, millet porridge is friable - 135 kcal, puskin - 158 kcal. And these data can not be considered unambiguously correct because they depend on the amount of oil, milk, sugar, dried fruits, and meat included in the recipe. But, in spite of the caloric content, nothing can match the pumpkin porridge. Here are a couple of recipes for cooking it.
There are many options and recipes, which use croup and pumpkin, but the most common is millet porridge. Caloric content of this dish is left aside, but it is better to note that thanks to the pumpkin it turns out sweet, fragrant and crumbly. Depending on how you are used to cooking porridge, you can use milk or water. To prepare two portions of the prepared dish, use 100 g of pumpkin, 100 g of millet, 250 ml of milk, 10 g of butter, salt and sugar to taste. Before cooking, rinse the rump. Peel the pumpkin, cut it into small cubes. Put the ingredients in a steamer and fill them with 100 ml of milk and 100 ml of water. Prepare for a couple they should within 30 min. Now top up the remaining milk, salt and sweeten. In five minutes the porridge is ready. If desired, you can butter her with oil and decorate with cherries or any other berries.
So, in advance, cook a small pumpkin for a couple, take the boiled millet and any berries (to your taste).
Then follow these steps:
1. Cut the pumpkin into two pieces so that the lid and bowl are made from it.
2. Take a spoonful of pumpkin seeds.
3. Fill a pumpkin bowl with millet and berries, you can add your favorite spices.
4. Put the "cap" on the "cup" and wrap everything in parchment. Put in the microwave oven. Make sure that the pumpkin is well wrapped - otherwise it will become dry after cooking in the microwave oven.
5. Cook in the microwave for 4 minutes at maximum power. If this time is not enough, then extend it until the pumpkin is soft.
That's all, millet porridge, the caloric content of which is low enough, ready.
And still you can experiment a little, include imagination and prepare other dishes based on millet porridge.
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