8 porridge recipes
From fruity to protein-packed, quinoa to congee, these moreish sweet and savoury recipes will show you how to take porridge to the next level
Looking to spruce up your bowl of porridge? Try our range of sweet and savoury recipes for a healthy and wholesome breakfast that will make you vow to never go back to plain porridge again.
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Best porridge recipes
Berry and nut porridge
Packed with nuts, fruit and oats, this hearty bowl is perfect for a post-workout breakfast.
Savoury porridge with ginger and chilli oil
Ever thought of making your morning porridge savoury? Check out this quick and easy dish with fiery ginger, runny eggs and punchy chilli oil. Ideal for a low calorie midweek meal.
Malted milk porridge with bay-scented roasted rhubarb
Porridge need not be run of the mill – this creamy, malted milk version with orange, vanilla and bay leaf roasted rhubarb is sure to start your day right.
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Chocolate, coconut and raspberry quinoa porridge
Start your morning with this quinoa porridge packed full of guilt-free goodness. This recipe is quick with minimal ingredients. What’s more, it’s easy to make a batch for the rest of the week.
Mocha porridge
Morning porridge tastes so much more exciting when you add cocoa powder, espresso, almond milk, dates and cinnamon. The perfect vegan start to the day.
Chicken and ginger congee
Mix up your porridge with our savoury congee topped with crispy fried chicken, ginger and garlic. Traditionally a breakfast dish, but satisfying at any time of the day.
Thai rice porridge with pork meatballs (jok moo)
Try this savoury Thai porridge, made with Jasmine rice, ginger, chilli oil and spring onions. It's topped with homemade pork meatballs and is surprisingly easy to make.
Duck congee
This recipe uses chicken stock to cook the rice and serves it with duck confit. The versatile base lends itself to so many different variations; you can do what you want with it – try adding hot sauce and a runny egg.
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