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Cardamom Infused Porridge for Slow Mornings

Not really a proper recipe with measured ingredients, more a little guide to flavour and how to elevate your everyday porridge with something different.

Make your porridge as you normally do, using a mix of water and milk: whatever ratio gives you the consistency you like. I prefer mine somewhere in between, not too thick or too runny.

As the milk warms, crush a few cardamom pods and add them in to infuse for a bit. Stir in your oats and some jaggery for sweetness, and cook until the porridge reaches the texture you love.

Serve in a bowl and top with a crumble of jaggery, crushed pistachios, lightly toasted coconut flakes, fresh strawberries and a drizzle of honey.

Warm, spiced and sweet, perfect for a slow autumnal morning!

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9 Comments

  1. I would love to try this, seems so elegant for porridge but I mean elevating a simple dish to a masterchef level is always something to applaud. I might go with dried berries instead of fresh strawberry to keep the consistency of texture, maybe cranberries or dried blueberries. Love it!

  2. Your porridge looks on a whole different level. The series I just finished there was lots of porridge because the people were travelling. I doubt it was this well made. ❤

  3. This looks delicious! I love porridge! I’m from the US so I make mine with brown sugar and I stir in frozen raspberries or blueberries. Or I’ll stir in some homemade raspberry chia jam and top with toasted slivered almonds. I’d say that’s probably my favorite, when I get a bite with the ribbons of jam and crunch of almond. 🙌🏼♥️

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