Children's Nutrition, Stomach and Digestion Porridge
1.
Soak the millet, rice, and corn dregs in a bowl of clear water one night in advance. The rice that has been soaked in advance will cook more rotten and thicker. It is not recommended to soak for so long in hot summer, as it will easily change its flavor.
2.
Wash and drain the rice that has been soaked overnight, put it in a rice cooker, add an appropriate amount of water, 1-2 times more than the water used for cooking. If you want to eat thinner, add more water, if you want to eat thicker, add less water. Turn the rice cooker to the porridge cooking button to turn on the porridge cooking mode. Cooks who don’t have a rice cooker with the porridge function can cook in a pot, cook slowly on a low heat, and keep stirring in the middle to prevent sticking to the pot.
3.
The consistency of the rice is just right.
4.
The rice is blooming, not thin or thick, and the baby can eat it by himself with a spoon.