Recipe: Eating on a Dime Sweet potatoes porriage

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Sweet potatoes porriage. This healthy and easy-to-make sweet potato porridge has it all. It's oil-free, sweet, a little bit crunchy, a little bit salty and oh-so filling. I just love sweet potato and adding it to my oatmeal porridge was definitely a great idea!
Sweet potatoes and yam porriage instructions.
Cut the yam and sweet potatoes but the sweet potatoes will be bigger.
Rinse in both a clean pot,put in all the ingrients crayfish,onion,salt,red oil,salt,curry,star cubes, and boil.
You can cook Sweet potatoes porriage using 8 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Sweet potatoes porriage
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Prepare of Sweet potatoes.
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It’s of Salt.
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You need cubes of Maggi.
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You need of Crayfish.
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It’s leaves of Curry.
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You need of Pepper.
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It’s of Palmoil.
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You need of Onion.
This sweet potato porridge is simple, spectacular, flavorful and mouthwatering.
It is a family favorite for brunch, lunch, or dinner.
Add the orange extract and salt and blend until smooth, using an immersion blender or by processing in a food processor, adjusting the consistency with more hot water if you like.
Sweet Potato Poha Porridge - healthy porridge recipe made with poha, sweet potatoes and raisins.
Sweet potatoes porriage step by step
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Cut the sweet potatoes,wash and put in the pot.blend the ingredients pepper and crayfish put in,cut oonion put in,salt,palmoil,water,maggi cubes set on the heat..
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Let it cook very well turn very well and cut in the curry leaves turn very well the porriage sweet potatoes is ready..
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The sweet potato adds a bit of natural flavor and sweetness to this otherwise simple millet breakfast porridge recipe.
You can definitely leave it out, and use this recipe to make a clean bowl of millet porridge.
But I always add in sweet potatoes to my millet porridge, because they add a bit of color and texture to an otherwise bland (but oh.