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Can You Make Porridge With Just A Kettle. Porridge with milk will come out creamier and thicker. Just boil your kettle and pour about 120 ml over the contents of one of the sachets that have been emptied into your bowl. In terms of carbs, noodles and couscous can both be cooked just with a kettle as you just add boiling water to them. Preparing the porridge is really simple. I just use the hot water left in the kettle from making my morning cup of tea. I am looking for a recipe for making my own 'instant' porridge. I want to be able to make porridge with just hot water (no. I struggled for while but now i finally have the right measurements to make soft (not watery or hard) porridge and i can finally share it with you. It will look like thin gruel, but stick with me. Water will be lighter, but perhaps not as rich in taste.

Water will be lighter, but perhaps not as rich in taste. In terms of carbs, noodles and couscous can both be cooked just with a kettle as you just add boiling water to them. I just use the hot water left in the kettle from making my morning cup of tea. Porridge with milk will come out creamier and thicker. Preparing the porridge is really simple. I want to be able to make porridge with just hot water (no. Just boil your kettle and pour about 120 ml over the contents of one of the sachets that have been emptied into your bowl. It will look like thin gruel, but stick with me. I struggled for while but now i finally have the right measurements to make soft (not watery or hard) porridge and i can finally share it with you. I am looking for a recipe for making my own 'instant' porridge.

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Can You Make Porridge With Just A Kettle I want to be able to make porridge with just hot water (no. In terms of carbs, noodles and couscous can both be cooked just with a kettle as you just add boiling water to them. Water will be lighter, but perhaps not as rich in taste. Preparing the porridge is really simple. I want to be able to make porridge with just hot water (no. Porridge with milk will come out creamier and thicker. Just boil your kettle and pour about 120 ml over the contents of one of the sachets that have been emptied into your bowl. It will look like thin gruel, but stick with me. I am looking for a recipe for making my own 'instant' porridge. I just use the hot water left in the kettle from making my morning cup of tea. I struggled for while but now i finally have the right measurements to make soft (not watery or hard) porridge and i can finally share it with you.