Breakfast “N’oatmeal” Porridge
I love this warm spaghetti squash Breakfast “N’oatmeal” Porridge. It reminds me a lot of starchy “rice pudding”. You can flavor this just like you would regular oatmeal. I like my “n’oatmeal” with cinnamon, raisin, walnuts, and apples. I love the versatility of this dish, as it can easily be made nut-free, coconut-free, or sugar-free. You can sweeten it with apple juice or add a little maple syrup. You can add in a grated apple, diced pear, or any of your favorite dried or fresh fruits. I have laid out a base recipe below, but I hope you will get creative here and try it a few different ways until you find one you really like!
Ingredients
spaghetti squash, precooked, packed tight | 1 cup | |
coconut milk (or other nut/seed milk) | ¾ cup | |
maple syrup (or a few drops stevia) | 2 tsp | |
cinnamon | ½ tsp | |
nutmeg | 1 pinch | |
sea salt | 1 pinch |
Optional Ingredients (choose based on personal dietary restrictions)
raisins or dates, chopped | 2 tbsp | |
walnuts or pumpkin seeds, chopped | 2 tbsp | |
apple or pear, grated (*see note) | 1 cup | |
coconut flakes | ⅓ cup |
Directions:
- Pre-cook the spaghetti squash (see steps 1, 2, and 3 in the link for instructions), ideally the night before.
- Dice pre-cooked spaghetti squash into small bits.
- Add all ingredients to a saucepan and heat up over medium heat. I start by adding ½ cup of coconut milk or apple juice, then slowly add more liquid until I have the right consistency.
- Stir over medium heat for 8 to 10 minutes, until thoroughly heated, season to taste, and then serve.
- If you’d prefer a less chunky Breakfast “N’oatmeal” Porridge you can use an immersion blender to blend it all together a bit more.
NOTES
This recipe can be made in a large batch and frozen in individual portions to enjoy throughout the week.
• Low Carb: Use stevia instead of maple syrup
• Vegan/AIP/SCD/GAPS: Substitute maple syrup with honey
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