Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee

by Cooking woman snacks

4.8 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

3

Ginkgo osmanthus porridge, both cold and hot, eat one porridge and two.
I put the rest of the porridge cooked for breakfast in the refrigerator,
Take it out while eating,
Mix with candied cherries,
Take a bite, and let the coolness into your heart and spleen,
That refreshing, that delicious, I really didn't expect the iced porridge to be so delicious.

Ingredients

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee

1. Instant White Nuts

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee recipe

2. Dried Osmanthus

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee recipe

3. Sorghum Rice

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee recipe

4. Rice,
The amount of rice is added according to the number of people eaten, the ratio of rice to sorghum rice is 2:1

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee recipe

5. Wash the rice and sorghum rice, pour an appropriate amount of water into the pot,

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee recipe

6. Bring to a high heat, turn to low heat and simmer until the rice is crispy.

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee recipe

7. Add the white nuts and sweet-scented osmanthus and cook for a while. You can add rock sugar while it's hot according to your preference, and eat it after the rock sugar melts. You can also add rock sugar and put it in the refrigerator before eating. The candied cherries I cooked before, mixed with iced porridge, tasted very good.

Osmanthus and Ginkgo Congee recipe

Tips:

This porridge is simple and convenient, nourishes the stomach and invigorates the spleen, and cools and relieves the heat. Recommend!
It can be eaten hot or drink cold.
Candied cherries can be left alone, just add rock sugar, or add other rock sugar fruits.

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