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Ingredients

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Quinoa Porridge

  • 140 grams quinoa
  • 60 grams brown rice
  • 35 grams almonds
  • 3 --- bananas, Quartered
  • 2 --- apples, Quartered, cored
  • 2 teaspoons cinnamon
  • 410 grams Milk
  • 640 heaped tablespoon water
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    21min
    Preparation 5min
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Recipe's preparation

  1. 1 Grind speed 8 / 5 seconds


    -Quinoa, rice & almonds 

  2. 2 Add & chop speed 5 / 8 seconds


    -bananas, apples & cinnamon

  3. 3 Add & cook 100 degrees / counter-clockwise operation, speed 3 / 16 minutes


    -Milk & water 

  4. 4 Pour in bowls / containers.


    It freezes really well, so you can have a week of breakfast ready to go.


    My son LOVES this - he's requested it for his birthday dinner...

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  • Can you please confirm the

    Submitted by Bndrlq on 22. June 2014 - 09:29.

    Can you please confirm the amount of water. 640 heaped tablespoons doesn't sound correct. 

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  • Hi lillybet if I was to

    Submitted by Michelle14 on 14. June 2014 - 20:26.

    Hi lillybet if I was to freeze do I stop before adding milk - sounds like a great alternative to rolled oats.

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