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Sliced porridge?

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  • ceridwen
    ceridwen Posts: 11,547 Forumite
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    aliasojo wrote: »
    Does it not just kinda crumble when you cut into it once it's set? Sounds like another good alternative, thanks.

    Not that I've found:D

    Cooked couscous goes very clidgy if left to itself - and thats just what you want in those circumstances. Just give it a bit of a helping hand by pushing it down firmly into whatever you are using as a mould and it will harden up nicely.

    (To me these days - said mould is likely to consist of one of those flexible silicon baking thingies. You could always make individual little cake-ettes by using silicon cupcake thingies as moulds.)
  • purplerose
    purplerose Posts: 476 Forumite
    My granny used to take a slice of porridge on her way to work too, never tried it myself.
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  • cooking-mama
    cooking-mama Posts: 2,069 Forumite
    :rotfl:im pretty sure the porridge drawer was an urban myth(a bit like the wild hairy mountain haggis),i remember a story in the Broons book one year(Scottish cartoon book) where Paw Broon made the porridge too thick,poured it into a drawer,let it set and they ate it in slices.:rotfl:
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  • aliasojo
    aliasojo Posts: 23,053 Forumite
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    cooking-mama wrote: »
    :rotfl:im pretty sure the porridge drawer was an urban myth...

    http://news.scotsman.com/opinion/A-slice-of-porridge-has.2746336.jp

    You telling me there's no hairy haggis?! :eek:
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  • cooking-mama
    cooking-mama Posts: 2,069 Forumite
    aliasojo wrote: »
    http://news.scotsman.com/opinion/A-slice-of-porridge-has.2746336.jp

    You telling me there's no hairy haggis?! :eek:
    Oh thanks,maybe the porridge drawer was true then...couldny get porridge in drawers where i grew up...the youngest weans slept in them:rotfl:

    PS,Nessie ate all the wild hairy haggis's.;)
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  • indebtinsussex
    indebtinsussex Posts: 447 Forumite
    ive seen it mentioned on here and whilst watching hugh last night talking about breakfast, I thought porridge in a drawer could be an ideal solution for dh, as he leaves for work at 6.30 each morning.

    also is it really kept in a drawer?
  • custardy
    custardy Posts: 38,365 Forumite
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    why is getting porridge ready for a 0630 start hard?
    takes a few minutes in the microwave
    I make up my lunch,coffee and breakfast for leaving as early as 0230
  • indebtinsussex
    indebtinsussex Posts: 447 Forumite
    sorry was trying to sort out a baby at the same time, meant to say hes not normally in the mood for breakfast at that time, however about 8ish is when he gets hungry and working on a building site the whole day theres not many facilities for them to use, as he loves porridge I thought this would have been a good alternative for him
  • mummyroysof3
    mummyroysof3 Posts: 4,566 Forumite
    would it keep in a food flask?
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  • indebtinsussex
    indebtinsussex Posts: 447 Forumite
    mummyroysof3 wrote: »
    would it keep in a food flask?

    didnt even think of that!!! will see if we have small flasks now!
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