How do YOU make porridge?

Soldato
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I make it regularly with 50g from a 1kg bag of supermarket own Scottish rolled oats which tastes exactly the same as Quakers. As per the instructions on the bag, I add 300ml of milk per 50g of oats. In my case it's semi skimmed. I add a largish pinch of salt and a dessert spoon or so of sugar and microwave it for about 2 and a half minutes. I add sliced banana or dried apricots. The apricots work particularly nicely.

Recipes are varied. Some say milk and water half and half, one says add 350ml of milk and/or water to 50g of oats, and Jamie Oliver adds only water. I'm thinking of doing 50/50 with water next time. My porridge is nice but always comes out a bit thick and stodgy. Probably because I over microwave it and it probably needs that extra 50ml of milk or water.
 
Half a cup of oats (Flahavan organic Jumbo oats) with 1 cup of milk* and half a cup of water. I've always done a 3-1 ratio since i was a kid.
Done in 10-12 minutes on low gas.
Add a good sized spoon of peanut butter, a scoop of flavoured whey and half a tin of pineapple chunks.

*I make my own cashew milk. Dunno why. I just do. 50g cashews soaked in water for a couple of hours and then blended with 750ml of water.

Eww, peanut butter porridge. Yuck. :p
 
New porridge to try. Only bought it because I like the packaging.
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