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SIISTI Millet Porridge Recipe | Porridge with SIISTI Millet Flakes Malt Powder | Quick & Healthy Millet Porridge

SIISTI Millet Porridge Recipe | Quick & Healthy Millet Porridge


- Time - 5 mins
Serves - 1
Ingredients :
1. SIISTI Millet Flakes malt Powder -

https://foodiesstuff.blogspot.com/2018/01/millet-flakes-malt-powder-recipe.html 

2.  Palm Jaggery /Jaggery (Recommended to use Palm Jaggery which is substitute for sugar)
3 . Milk
4 . Cardamom powder
5.  Almonds

Instructions:
  • Millet flakes malt powder - 2tsp
  • Dry roast for 3 mins till it changes to golden brown
  • add 100 ml of milk
  • add palm jaggery or jaggery (as a substitute for sugar) - 1tbsp
  • add a pinch of cardamom powder
  • mix well with no lumps
  • boil till it thickens
  • add to serve
  • sprinkle almonds for taste

Millets Porridge - Healthy and Tasty


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