How To Use Porridge In A Sentence
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The smoothly boiled porridge, with its accompaniment of thick yellow cream; the new-laid eggs; the grilled trout, fresh from the stream; the freshly baked "baps" and "scones," the crisp rolls of oatcake; and last, but not least, the delectable, home-made marmalade, which is as much a part of the meal as the coffee itself.
Big Game A Story for Girls
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She bought bread and orange juice and cornflakes and porridge.
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She won a hamper including organic porridge, Cornish strawberry conserve and Gloucester Old Spot Bacon.
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Once the porridge has returned to the boil, it should be allowed to cook slowly for 20-30 minutes.
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The Romans were usually not big meat eaters and a lot of their normal meals involved vegetables, herbs and spices together with a wheat meal that looked like porridge.
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That was until we discovered congee, the soupy rice porridge which is to East and Southeast Asia what oatmeal is to Scotland.
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For a comfort fix, make yourself a bowl of oatmeal porridge with honey.
PCOS DIET BOOK: How you can use the nutritional approach to deal with polycystic ovary syndrome
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Most of those that remain survive on barely a bowl of sadza - mealie-meal porridge - a day.
Times, Sunday Times
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Most people, I think, may know how to make porridge; but it is useful to know that if you take 1 pint of water to each heaped-up breakfastcupful of Allinson breakfast oats, you have just the amount of water for a fairly firm porridge.
Dr. Allinson's cookery book Comprising many valuable vegetarian recipes
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He got the pail of fresh blood he had acquired that afternoon from the cooler, hauled the cookpot to the front of the range, and carefully poured in the blood, mixing it with the stiff porridge.
Dragon's Kin
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If you don't stir it, the porridge on the base of the pan will reach the high temperature of the hot plate and carbonise - ie burn!
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She clacked her spoon back onto the tray, so that a tiny glop of porridge leapt from it.
THE GOLDEN FOOL: BOOK TWO OF THE TAWNY MAN
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His porridge - made with medium oatmeal, not porridge oats - was cooked with half water, half semi-skimmed milk and a judicious dose of salt, his preference being sea-salt crystals.
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The peasant staples were rye bread, and porridge made from oats, buckwheat, or wheat.
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My first kitchen instruction was how to stir with a spurtle porridge made with water, eaten with salt and butter.
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For breakfast people may eat porridge made of cornmeal or oatmeal, cereal, or bread and tea.
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I'll pass on the fried potato crisp, but take the porridge.
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Throughout the grim tower blocks and porridge-grey council estates an implacable culture of cronyism, corruption and omertà rules.
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cried Roderick, pushing aside his half-eaten porridge with a disdainful grimace.
NOBLE BEGINNNINGS
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I start with porridge, and then mid-morning I have six egg whites on brown toast.
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Indeed doughnuts are not confined to Europe - when discussing this talk with my staff we discovered Chinese doughnuts which are not very sweet and are often floated in congee - a rice porridge.
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There is also a porridge spurtle, potato masher and an array of tart tins and baking sheets - one baking tin being specifically for the weekly batch of shortbread.
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If you had no teeth and no digestion, you were allowed a pint and a half of sowens porridge instead; and thus helped your portion of exhausted cavalry mount or your bit of tough mule-meat down.
The Dop Doctor
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Try it in your porridge - delish!
The Sun
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Make porridge or eggs.
The Sun
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These get ground up to make porridge in most of Africa, or in India the grain is used for making chapattis and rotis, those delicious flat breads.
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This is the classic method using oatmeal rather that porridge oats and is my favourite because of its rough texture and lingering flavour.
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Divide the porridge between top with the egg and remaining bacon.
The Sun
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At times I could hardly understand their porridge-thick accents, but I recognized a familiar sense of humor: a sidewise glance that spots hypocrisy head-on.
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Imagine, I've become the porridge princess- I can bewitch the oats and water into a pottage that makes the young men laugh and old men cease their laughter- me, an incomer, with not a word of Gaelic and a name that's not an island name, aye, right enough, and laundry on the line on Sunday- do you know my secret?
Hebrides
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The sailor nodded in reply, spooning some porridge into his mouth.
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Doctors tell of people drawing up rosters, with one person given "sadza", a stiff maizemeal porridge that is the national staple, while the rest eat only boiled cabbage.
The Chronicle Herald - Front Page Stories
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This same Lethlean article also refers to another kind of porridge, one made from ground corn - polenta - which was also the Italian word to describe gruels made in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance from things like spelt, chestnut flour and the aforementioned millet and acorns.
At My Table
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One of my earliest memories is of sitting at our kitchen table, talking to Gladys, my Zulu nanny, while a pot of mielie pap porridge bubbled on the stove.
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Now a rare silver porringer - a small dish for soup or porridge - inscribed with the words ‘The gift of Sir Thomas Herbert’ is coming up for sale at the London auction house on October 11.
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He halloed me back and set about making some more porridge.
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From there on in, it was an almost continual diet of porridge.
Notorious: The Maddest and Baddest Sportsmen on the Planet
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Their main meals consist of a heavy porridge made of flour from such grains as millet, sorghum, or corn.
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But porridge made from rolled oats is filling and lowers cholesterol.
The Sun
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Then Nianmi Zhu Chengyu, then porridge where salt, red pepper, garlic, ginger and adequate water.
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I used to eat my porridge (called "podge" in my family) with brown sugar, or with dried fruit and nuts (dried cranberries and almonds are nice), but then my friend introduced me to the idea of golden syrup on the porridge, and I've never looked back.
What I cooked last night.
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She bought bread and orange juice and cornflakes and porridge.
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Milk powder added to custard, porridge and white sauces also ups their protein value.
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The Home Office has rejected plans to give lags access to the internet and email while doing porridge.
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A typical breakfast might consist of corn porridge eaten with a spoon made of a small, elongated calabash split in half.
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Besides being fed anything from dog chews to porridge, he is also allowed to sleep at the foot of her bed.
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I'd also suggest you eat porridge in the morning, making it with water instead of milk.
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Keep your breath to cool your porridge.
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What about fashioning something out of porridge?
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Many long-distance runners find a bowl of porridge consumed two to three hours before a long run is ideal.
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Most of them have been immature birds, with plumage like creamy porridge.
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Millet is ground into flour and made into porridge by boiling it in water.
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Add the blueberries while the porridge cooks so that they pop and bleed their purple colour into the mixture.
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Millet is ground into flour and made into porridge by boiling it in water.
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“See Ernest Dowson, page seventy-nine, a thin book of thin verse ladled out with porridge to young women detentioned at Mills Seminary,” Forrest went on.
CHAPTER III
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She keeps dairy to a minimum, with skimmed milk on the porridge and in her tea.
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Add the blueberries while the porridge cooks so that they pop and bleed their purple colour into the mixture.
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A shepherd stirred cornmeal flour into boiling water to make the staple mamaliga porridge.
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Will you try a little porridge with some honey, Dorothy, my dear?
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It is common to have this porridge for breakfast with milk and sugar, and also to eat it with meat or boerewors (boer sausage, made of beef and pork) at a braai (barbecue).
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The food consists of buckwheat porridge, rancid fishbone soup and the occasional plate of boiled meat.
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He used to sit on my lap and his favorite food was porridge, rice pudding and bananas & custard.
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The other week, I made them honorary members of his nursing staff, because he always manages to eat that little bit more than usual when the twins play Mummy with him and spoon-feed him soups or porridge.
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A police spokesman Monday said he took with him a bible as a quantity of "sadza", Zimbabweans 'staple diet of stiff maize-meal porridge.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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So-called non-essential staff at the Carrington training ground have lost of the perk of free toast and porridge.
Times, Sunday Times
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He did ten years porridge for armed robbery.
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It would have resembled a thin porridge more than what most modern consumers would recognize as beer, but some in Egypt would recognize the ancient brew as something essentially the same as a modern folk brew called bouza.
Interactive Dig Hierakonpolis - Hierakonpolis 2007 - Field Note 1
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He is already wearing his uniform with full-sleeve painting apron on top to alleviate potential porridge spillages.
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“Very weakly, sir, since I took the electuary,” answered the patient; “it neighboured ill with the two spoonfuls of pease-porridge and the kirnmilk.”
The Abbot
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Another word, * - paga, identifies such * ugali mixers in West Ruvu and Kagulu languages, though its sound correspondence is suggestive of a word transfer from a yet-unidentified source. 118 The fact that a proto-Ruvu-era word for such distinct mixers cannot be reconstructed may reflect refinement in food preparation specific to porridges and the ways they are made that developed in recent historical periods.
Societies, Religion, and History: Central East Tanzanians and the World They Created, c. 200 BCE to 1800 CE
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A banana and yoghurt, a small bowl of porridge or a cereal bar will all do the trick.
The Sun
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As a great fan of porridge, I was looking forward to judging the offerings.
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Next up is my quick and easy porridge bites.
The Sun
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Maize made into a thick porridge, called ugali, is the national dish of Kenya.
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While on the subject of British contributions, we'd be remiss to exclude Heston Blumenthal's modern classic: his signature snail porridge, which appropriates breakfast's oaty staple.
Snails Quicken Their Culinary Pace
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dosed" porridge, Andrew again catechised his grandma concerning the casting of her vote.
Some Everyday Folk and Dawn
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Ground into cornmeal and cooked into a thick porridge known as sadza, maize and a handful of boiled vegetable leaves are all his family eats in a typical meal.
ReliefWeb - Headlines
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Divide the porridge between top with the egg and remaining bacon.
The Sun
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Here's what I can remember: akee & saltfish, breadfruit, yams cooked over an open fire, boiled bananas & dumplings, porridge, jerk chicken, pork & sausage, festivals & my all-time favorite "patties" with coco bread.
Mom’s visit to ja
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Eat plenty of wholefoods, such as wholemeal bread, rice and pasta, sugar-free cereals, porridge, nut pulses and seeds.
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As a great fan of porridge, I was looking forward to judging the offerings.
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They were sipping on pumpkin porridge that was served in actual mini-pumpkins.
Stuffed Cats, Shades Of Black at Chic Parties
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Their staple food was something we called mealie-meal, or sadza: maize porridge so thick you could cut it.
Times, Sunday Times
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Is/Are porridge oats on the breakfast menu?
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This creamy Chinese rice porridge—also known as congee—is a perfect cold-weather soup, and a fine vehicle for delicious add-ins.
The Food Matters Cookbook
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For a comfort fix, make yourself a bowl of oatmeal porridge with honey.
PCOS DIET BOOK: How you can use the nutritional approach to deal with polycystic ovary syndrome
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Not everything that swells and bubbles on the hob in the name of porridge is the real thing, though.
In praise of … porridge | Editorial
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Uses: FOOD: Grain ground into flour which is made into porridge or cooked together with vegetables in a mixture known as ngunza-kutu (Kamba).
Chapter 7
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Go for porridge, eggs, avocado and toast instead.
The Sun
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Me mam once said that burgoo (porridge) will "put a skin on your belly like velvet."
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A restaurant serving dishes including snail porridge and smoked bacon and egg ice cream has been named the second best in the world.
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Uchideshi life back then consisted of rising before the sun to pray, training, and eating two meals a day of rice porridge with sweet potato or taro.
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Another old lag is to have his spell of porridge turned into a comedy series.
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When I turned five, my mother began rubbing my face and arms with pearl creams, and mixing ground pearls into my morning jook - rice porridge - hoping the white essence would permeate my skin.
Excerpt: Shanghai Girls by Lisa See
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Is/Are porridge oats on the breakfast menu?
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Among the dishes made from barley, barley porridge is more delicate than oatmeal porridge, to the point of being rather insipid.
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If you want to top your porridge with some stewed rhubarb, wheatgerm or chopped nuts, that's fine.
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He made me porridge, had cereal himself, then said goodbye and headed off.
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This can be a bowl of porridge made with semi-skimmed milk or a large skimmed milk cappuccino with a banana and an apple.
The Sun
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Zimbabwean hosts feed 6,000 people rice and cornmeal porridge twice daily from black cooking pots lined up on the conference grounds.
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A Also known as congee or porridge and made from any cereal, legume or grain, it is eaten unseasoned, sweet or savory and is an all-day favorite of the
WN.com - Articles related to Congress moves to feed more school children, takes aim at unhealthy school lunches
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Along the deck, out onto the pulpit and then farther out along the bowsprit he fled, as far away from her as he could get, while the porridge was arguing vigorously with his stomach now, and was not laughing.
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Food supplements can help you to lose weight Add omega-3 oils as a capsule or liquid to a smoothie or porridge.
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We got rice porridge (Santa-porridge, as it's called here), Christmas ham, great bread, lucia-saffron buns, gingerbread cookies and glögg - traditional Swedish Christmas food.
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Then taking the beef out, he doth boil the rest till it is thick, which we call porridge, which, with bread, we do eat as hot as we may; and after this we have fish, and thus we have some warm thing every supper.
Famous Islands and Memorable Voyages
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Would the special offers with porridge oats or muesli be a good deal?
Times, Sunday Times
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Everything I could think of, including waffles, porridge, eggs in a slick fry-up, all on a hot plate.
THE TARTAN RINGERS
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The rise of social media has led to people seeing a picture of a beautiful cup of coffee or bowl of porridge and saying:'I want that.
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I start with porridge, and then mid-morning I have six egg whites on brown toast.
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It tastes like betel leaf, I suppose, but it goes down easily, like a glamorous form of baby porridge shipped in from the kitchens of old Ceylon.
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For two months church members fed people porridge and noodles twice a day and made up makeshift beds from the pews.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the British Royal Navy, Burgoo refers to a thick oatmeal gruel or porridge.
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If this rumour is true, I am proud because Aston Villa have been one of the big English clubs for several years," Tabanou has said, simultaneously performing a drunken celebrity can-can through the streets of Birmingham with Nigel Kennedy, Prince William and Lennie Godber from Porridge.
Football transfer rumours: Glen Johnson to Juventus?
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Another traditional dish is gruel or porridge made with the dried fruit of sago palms.
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Yum Brands Inc. has had success in China with its KFC fried-chicken chain by offering menu items familiar to Chinese consumers, such as congee, or rice porridge, and the Dragon Twister, a sandwich wrap filled with chicken, Peking duck sauce, cucumbers and scallions.
Kraft Reformulates Oreo,
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Sour milk porridge with sugar for pudding, crumbly phutu squeezed into a ball with my fingers and dipped into gravy, samp (broken maize kernels) boiled with beans, all favourites, and the gastronomic mixing of cultures didn't end there.
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Power porridge Make your own porridge with whole rolled oats and 200ml of soya or rice milk.
The Sun
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Clare's free-range hens are lucky birds; for breakfast she feeds them organic porridge with apple and sultanas, and uses suncream when it gets hot.
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Morning breakfast consisted mainly of congee (a soft rice porridge) with mochi (pounded sticky rice cake).
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Try as one might, it is hard to think of another jailbird who was allowed to publish a book while still doing porridge.
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A porridge of goat's beestings was made for her, and for meat there were dressed the hearts of every kind of beast, which could be obtained there.
The Northmen, Columbus and Cabot, 985-1503
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Corn - which is ground and eaten as a stiff porridge known as sadza - is the national staple.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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Like many Scots youngsters, she has developed a distaste for porridge and Brussel sprouts.
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Dry figs may also be ground into flour which may be stored or mixed with grain flour and used to prepare atap, a type of thick porridge (Turkana).
Chapter 7
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Breakfast consisted of porridge served with butter.
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I had for breakfast more paprika, and a sort of porridge of maize flour which they said was "mamaliga", and egg-plant stuffed with forcemeat, a very excellent dish, which they call "impletata".
Dracula
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I hate Lent; I hate different diets, and furmity and butter, and herb porridge; and sour devout faces of people who only put on religion for seven weeks.
The Journal to Stella
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It was pretty much all corn: corn fritters, corn bread, corn porridge, popcorn, cornflakes and mom's special corn surprise.
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If this rumour is true, I am proud because Aston Villa have been one of the big English clubs for several years," Tabanou has said, simultaneously performing a drunken celebrity can-can through the streets of Birmingham with Nigel Kennedy, Prince William and Lennie Godber from Porridge.
Football transfer rumours: Glen Johnson to Juventus?
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I was in the Hall, drinking klah and eating a quick breakfast of porridge when Desdra arrived on Arith.
Artichoke
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Tweed mayor Warren Polglese joined Larry Anthony doing porridge for charity.
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The barley, after threshing, is parched and ground, to form "tsampa;" the tsampa is mixed with cold or hot water as preferred, and eaten like porridge; the Tibetan eats little else except chilies.
The Mount Everest Expedition
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After the hive adventure, I now truly appreciate the effort, from bees and dedicated bee-keepers alike, that goes into the honey I slather on to toast or drizzle over porridge.
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When I taste porridge I remember my early childhood in Edinburgh.
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I don't care about what you think; save your breath to cool your porridge!
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Cooked daikon radish with rice congee or porridge; peppermint-licorice root tea; and soy beans cooked with coriander are recommended.
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Next up is my quick and easy porridge bites.
The Sun
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On a rainy winter morning in San Francisco, nothing beats a steaming hot bowl of jook, Asian-style rice porridge also known as congee, at Hing Lung in Chinatown.
Rainy day breakfast
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The following is a list of terms used to describe the shape, size, color, consistency, or other characteristics of pathological conditions. millet seed miliary tuberculosis pea-sized plum-sized orange-sized tumors melon-sized pear breast cancer porridge atherosclerotic material napkin rings colon cancers popcorn calcium of hamartoma soupy creamy cheesy discharges anchovy paste word salad schizophrenia oyster ovaries hydatid mole chicken breast rickets cauliflower tumor osteochondroma potato nodes sarcoidosis onion-peel sign Ewing's tumor hard-baked spleen Hodgkin's disease apple-jelly nodules cutaneous tuberculosis strawberry nevus cavernous angioma peau d'orange carcinoma of the breast bacon spleen sago spleen amyloidosis Swiss cheese ventricular septal defects coffee ground emesis gastic bleeding chocolate cysts ovarian endometriosis sugar icing liver chronic perihepatitis port wine urine porphyria corkscrew esophagus diffuse esophageal spasm doughnut kidney bipolar fusion of renal anlagen forkful Colles's fracture
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VIII No 1
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In the investing world, a Goldilocks economy is an economy served up just how Goldilocks likes her porridge.
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Kenya ugali na sukuma wiki, a stiff porridge made from maize meal, with collard-like greens boiled with tomatoes and onions.
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This is followed however by pitta bread, a cheese sandwich, crisps and a midnight bowl of porridge.
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Then I took down the salt-box that was on the chimney-shelf and mixed handfuls of salt in the porridge left in the pot.
The King of Ireland's Son
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What did he think of the snail porridge?
Times, Sunday Times
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The fundamental idea is that porridge, pulses, whole-grains and other hippie comestibles eliminate the hunger pangs born of sugar lows; they keep you satiated for longer, leaving you less open to the pernicious call of the fridge.
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Fried bread, potatoes, mushrooms, fancy jams, and regional frills such as porridge, black pudding, laverbread, or gammon are provided at the discretion of the proprietor.
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Each month after she received her pension, Gogo bought them a large bag of finely ground white cornmeal, called mealie meal, which was cooked into a stiff porridge called pap.
No Place Left to Bury the Dead
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Sometime before the mid-third century, wheat (triticum) had displaced emmer (far), allowing bread to replace porridge as the staple of the diet, although Greeks continued to refer to Romans as porridge eaters.
B. Economy, Society, and Culture
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Divide the porridge between top with the egg and remaining bacon.
The Sun
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It is known that when oats reached Britain, they were already being consumed as a gruel by the Teutons and Gauls and indeed the name porridge derives from the French word, potage - the strikingly similar word porage, which is still in use to this day, is another way Scots spell porridge.
At My Table
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Rather than the traditional full English breakfast, plus liquids, plus painkillers, author Milton Crawford reckoned we should be whipping up lemon and demerara sugar pancakes or cardamom porridge with spicy apple sauce.
The readers' room: What you thought of G2 this week . . .
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Scum the bubble when the porridge is boiling.
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On the minus side the porridge wasn't cooked.
Times, Sunday Times
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The foodstuffs that permeate the pages—fatsia pancakes and "dough-flake soup," wild-strawberry juice and "mung-bean porridge"—speak of a traditional woman's work in the fields, her home life in the kitchen and a connection between the two that her children, in their weightless urban lives, have lost.
Lost in a World Without Roots
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The most common staple food is a thick porridge known variously as ugali, sadza, nsima, or posho made from maize or finger millet.
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Fish formed the mainstay of the diet, along with oats made into porridge and oatcakes.
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‘Ice, névé, hard pack, wind slab, deep crud and porridge - you'll find every type of snow condition in Scotland, often within the space of a few turns,’ Jaz said, planting his pole vigorously to test the snow around him.
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Make porridge with 30g oats and skimmed milk from daily milk allowance.
The Sun
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The breakfasts are legendary, with proper pinhead-oatmeal porridge, home-baked croissants and main courses including black pudding, kippers and local smoked fish.
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What did he think of the snail porridge?
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In the south, many people start the day with rice porridge, or congee, served with shrimp, vegetables, and pickles.
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Everybody always used to eat porridge in Scotland and then we went onto the horrible sugary cereals.
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Add the cardamom pods while it's cooking and remove when the porridge is ready.
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She clacked her spoon back onto the tray, so that a tiny glop of porridge leapt from it.
THE GOLDEN FOOL: BOOK TWO OF THE TAWNY MAN
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There was a bowl of stewed apples; homemade muesli consisting mostly of porridge oats, bran and shredded apple; brown bread and margarine, and a row of boiled eggs each in its eggcup and individually named.
She Closed Her Eyes
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In the north, grains such as millet, sorghum, and corn are boiled into a porridge-like dish that forms the basis of the diet.
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Divide the porridge between top with the egg and remaining bacon.
The Sun
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In the houses, there was a smell in the air of hippens and porridge.
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At dawn Amarantha sat among the crenellations in the lee of her tower, eating porridge and berries she barely tasted.
The Urchin’s Dark Kite « A Fly in Amber
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I have porridge, cereal and fruit smoothies.
The Sun
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For you, it may be chocolate pudding or Nonna's sweet milk and rice porridge, essential to the future well-being of every bambino.
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If you are one of those frailer and more malnourished types, you should eat light nourishing soups or thin rice porridge.
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Add the milk and allow the porridge to boil for 30-35 minutes on low heat while stirring occasionally.
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So on my solo polar expeditions I have porridge, ground almonds, raisins and butter.
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Many long-distance runners find a bowl of porridge consumed two to three hours before a long run is ideal.
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Breakfast is positively Scottish - porridge (with a wee dram if you like), kippers and haddock are all available, and there's usually a chef's special surprise as well.
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But after a week's feeding on impoop, as they called the mealie-meal porridge which was their staple food at the mines, they began to pick up.
Reminiscences of a South African Pioneer
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Food supplements can help you to lose weight Add omega-3 oils as a capsule or liquid to a smoothie or porridge.
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Use large, rolled oats that hold up better to soaking than the smaller kind used for instant porridge.
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Take one celebrity chef, famous for his wacky dishes such as snail porridge and bacon and egg ice cream.
The Sun
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There was a soggy mess of porridge on the table.
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A rice porridge called ciporosayo was prepared by adding salmon roe to boiled grains.
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Traditional households eat porridge for breakfast, which is made from millet, corn, yams, or manioc.
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The main crop was oats, barley and wheat, used for the making of bread, porridge, gruel and in the case of the barley, brewing beer.
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All that snail porridge has meant sacrificing family life.
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Sometimes they are made into a thick porridge like polenta, left to set and cut into shapes, layered in a dish with cheese and baked in the oven.
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I start with porridge, and then mid-morning I have six egg whites on brown toast.
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What about fashioning something out of porridge?
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They are a pale mottled brown all over, and they look to me like flying dollops of creamy porridge.
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Nature notes A large, distinctive gull with plumage that looks just like creamy porridge has been seen this winter in many places.
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Add fruit on top of cereals or porridge.
The Sun
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This malleable food source can be baked, dried in the sun, or mashed with water to form a porridge.
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I don't care about what you think; save your breath to cool your porridge!
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There is also a peculiarly fascinating apparatus known as a vacuum-pan, peeping into which, through a little tale window, a species of brown porridge transforms itself into crystallised sugar of the sort known to housekeepers as "Demerara" under your very eyes; and another equally attractive, rapidly revolving machine in which the molasses, by centrifugal force, detaches itself from the sugar, and runs of its own accord down its appointed channels to the rum distillery, where
Here, There and Everywhere
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Take one medium-sized puffin, leave it in a vat of porridge overnight to marinate and in the morning enjoy this hearty breakfast.
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Whatever their aphrodisiac qualities, oats or porridge have real nutritional value.
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The infant spat out its porridge, and even without teeth enjoyed chewing on a piece of bread.
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I make mine the consistency of thick porridge, just thick enough so it can hold its shape on a tray and won't spread.
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At the River Café my soup was as thick as porridge.
Times, Sunday Times
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For breakfast people may eat porridge made of cornmeal or oatmeal, cereal, or bread and tea.
