Porridge.
It's one cup oatflakes
to three cups of milk
and NOT the other way around.
I knew something wasn't right.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Wake up cooking lesson
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Porridge.
It's one cup oatflakes
to three cups of milk
and NOT the other way around.
I knew something wasn't right.
Ah! You used the recipe for Boarding School Porridge. Yuck!
ReplyDeleteYou could cement bricks with that ratio of milk to oats :)
ReplyDeleteI'd actually love some porridge now. Yumm!
ReplyDeleteLOL!! Funny that :)
ReplyDeleteBeen on a porridge buzz here lately. Kids hate me but there's no denying it really does keep you filled up til lunch...which is why I'm typing this with one hand and cradling a bowol of cheerios with the other!
I once ate a handful of dry muesli. Shits and giggles, like. Took a long time to swallow that bad boy, let me tell you.
ReplyDelete*bowl*
ReplyDelete...The alternative imagery is just shuddersome :/
@Grannymar - good morning :) Indeed, it tasted something like what Mar showed below. Cemented the inside of my mouth anyhow.
ReplyDelete@Mar - hiya, great image :)
@Darren - learn the lesson, learn it!
@Nay - "Funny" - yeah ;-) I'm jealous of you with the cheerios. I couldn't use all the milk. Someone would have murdered me dead, like.
@Emordino - thanks for the comment :) I'd actually try the muesli, of course depends what it is and how big a handful!
@Nay - we knew what you meant ;o)
I think I'll be sticking with my cereal thanks...
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what happened to the packet of porridge :roll:
ReplyDeleteThere are instructions on the side of the bag for people like you!
My own porridge was delicious by the way *smug*
ReplyDeleteLmao.
ReplyDeleteI just put in oats and pour til it looks right.
ReplyDeleteA little butter and honey is just the best for flavour and never forget a pinch of salt thrown in when cooking the porridge (not after its cooked)
ReplyDeletedon't forget the nutella, raisins and honey!
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