Pumpkin millet porridge
Introduction:
"Millet porridge is the porridge I drank most after I gave birth to my baby. It's warm and tonic, and it's rich in B vitamins. It can strengthen the spleen and nourish the stomach. I often drink it at ordinary times. Now when I have a baby, I will cook it for her. It can nourish the body and digest better. This time, I also add pumpkin. The effect of Nangua is to eliminate body toxins, strengthen the spleen and nourish the stomach. Also add the donkey hide gelatin jujube and wolfberry
Production steps:
Step 1: rinse the millet.
Step 2: the leftover rice from the last meal can be put into the pot together.
Step 3: pour the washed millet into the pot.
Step 4: peel the pumpkin and cut into large pieces.
Step 5: pour the cut pumpkin into the pot.
Step 6: pour in the right amount of water.
Step 7: add appropriate amount of wolfberry and Ejiao jujube.
Step 8: cover the pot and press the congee key to cook.
Materials required:
Xiaomi: 100g
Pumpkin: 200g
Leftover rice: right amount
Ejiao jujube: right amount
Wolfberry: moderate
Note: 1. Can only use millet, I was the last meal left a little rice cooked together. 2. You can also add some glutinous rice. 3. Pumpkin and Ejiao jujube are sweet. If you like to eat them, you can put some rock sugar.
Production difficulty: simple
Process: boiling
Production time: half an hour
Taste: sweet
Pumpkin millet porridge
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