Modern day porridge
January 22, 2011 at 5:19 pm Leave a comment
When we moved to Vancouver, I dragged along a variety of products from Highwood Crossing in Alberta. They make awesome organic flours, canola oil and breakfast foods that I doubt are available here. I’ve written before about how much I love their granola and I’m also a big fan of their steel cut oats.
I always admired my grandfather’s unbreakable routine of beginning each day with a steaming bowl of porridge topped with brown sugar and milk. Is there anything more comforting than that? This is my modern-day version – steel cut oats topped with fresh fruit, soy milk, maple syrup, sunflower seeds and ground flax.
Steel cut oats
1 cup of steel cut oats
3 cups water
pinch of salt
Add oats to boiling salted water. Cook for 15-20 minutes over medium heat, stirring often. Add toppings of your choice and enjoy for breakfast, lunch or whenever the mood strikes.
Entry filed under: Cooking, Eco, Family, Home, Life, Local food. Tags: breakfast, Calgary, comfort food, family, flax seeds, local food in Calgary, local organic food, maple syrup, porridge, steel cut oats, Vancouver, vegan, vegetarian, well-being.
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