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The lifestyle magazine for Surrey - Inspirational Interiors, Fabulous Fashion, Delicious Dishes

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Quinoa Power<br />

Porridge<br />

Melissa Hemsley is on a mission to prove that it’s possible for<br />

everyone to eat well on busy nights, using store-cupboard<br />

staples and speedy, fuss-free recipes that really deliver on taste.<br />

Before seeing Melissa on the Open House Live Stage, try<br />

out her flexible take on a breakfast classic which can easily<br />

convert to larger quantities to serve family and friends<br />

Serves 2<br />

Choose from three different quinoa<br />

options and play around with<br />

flavours. There are seven here, one<br />

for every day of the week! I’m a fan<br />

of porridge in a flask for an easy<br />

warming breakfast on the go. If I have<br />

people over, I make a huge pan of<br />

porridge and put small bowls out with<br />

a selection of flavours and toppings<br />

to let everyone help themselves.<br />

• 400-500ml any milk<br />

• 500ml hot water<br />

• 2 tsp coconut oil or butter<br />

• 1 tsp vanilla extract<br />

• 2 tsp maple syrup or raw<br />

honey (optional)<br />

Quinoa options<br />

• 200g quinoa flakes<br />

• 250g cooked quinoa<br />

• 100g uncooked quinoa, rinsed<br />

well (ideally soaked first)<br />

Topping Suggestion:<br />

• 1 sliced large ripe fig<br />

• 1 tbsp of pistachios<br />

• 1 tbsp of pomegranate seeds<br />

• drizzle of raw honey<br />

Quinoa flakes: Toast the quinoa flakes<br />

in a dry pan on a medium heat<br />

for 1 minute, stirring frequently to<br />

prevent them from burning. This<br />

reduces any bitterness and gives a<br />

nice nutty flavour. Add 400ml of<br />

milk and all the other ingredients,<br />

give everything a stir and bring to a<br />

medium simmer. Cook for 4 minutes,<br />

then add your choice of flavourings.<br />

Cooked quinoa: Place the cooked<br />

quinoa in a saucepan, add 400ml of<br />

milk and all the other ingredients.<br />

Bring to a medium simmer and<br />

cook for 4 minutes, then add<br />

your choice of flavourings.<br />

Uncooked quinoa: Place the uncooked<br />

quinoa in a saucepan, add 500ml of<br />

milk and all the other ingredients.<br />

Bring to a medium simmer and cook,<br />

covered, until the liquid has been<br />

absorbed and the quinoa is tender,<br />

about 15 minutes (or 12 minutes if<br />

the quinoa has been soaked), then<br />

add your choice of flavourings.<br />

Extracted from Eat Happy: 30-minute<br />

Feelgood Food by Melissa Hemsley<br />

is published by Ebury Press, £20.<br />

Photography by Issy Crocker<br />

Book your tickets at<br />

surrey-homes.co.uk/open-house

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