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Millet
Oof. This is an old one that fell through the cracks. I made this to go with the Red Lentil Dal and it worked really nicely. Millet is one of those grains that I think are under-appreciated. Okay, that and it’s also birdseed. Don’t let that stop you from trying it — why should those birds have all the fun?! It’s pretty plain on its own though, so I like to add different things to spice it up. Apparently, millet (or prosa) is fairly common in Latvia. My husband was certainly happy to see it in the bulk section at Winco; I think he missed having it! It’s pretty easy to cook – quite similar to rice, really. It’s a 2:1 ratio of liquid to millet and steamed to fluffiness. Garlic Millet [printable recipe] Serves 2 3/4 cup millet 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1 1/2 cups chicken or vegetable broth pinch of salt In a dry cast iron skillet over medium heat, toast millet until it browns nicely. Combine all in a rice cooker and press Cook. Maple Millet [printable recipe] Serves 2 1/2 cup millet 1 cup water pinch of salt maple syrup cream or milk In a dry cast iron skillet over medium heat, toast millet until it browns nicely. Combine millet and water in a rice cooker and press Cook. Fluff with a fork when cooked and stir in cream and maple syrup to taste. ©2010 The Kitchen Mouse. All Rights Reserved. .Enjoy this recipe? You might also like to read about these: Red Lentil Dal with Caramelized OnionsR?si ar tom?tu sviestu (Tomato-Butter Rice) Roasted Carrot and Avocado Salad with Citrus Dressing For more tasty and fun recipes, please visit me at The Kitchen Mouse or follow me on Twitter. Want to read this on your Kindle or Kindle.app? Click here to subscribe! Thanks for reading! related searches : Millet
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