Home-cooked Cereals Porridge
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Weigh all kinds of grains and put them in a container, optimistic about the volume. Red beans and mung beans are leftovers from my boiled water. If they are not boiled, they must be soaked overnight in advance. I like to cook the beans first, so that they don’t have a beany taste. Barley is not soaked, so porridge is always good. The soaked ones are easy to disperse, and I didn't look at the picture.
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All kinds of grains such as rice cooker, add wolfberry, or other small ingredients.
3.
Add 9 volumes of cold water. The ingredients are a half cup of my teacup, and 4 cups of cold water are added. power ups. My pot takes just one and a half hours. I usually cook porridge after dinner and keep it warm until morning. Automatic things are good.