Breakfast porridge with skyr and berries
Instructions
Berry compote
Porridge
Tips
It is important to stir the milk and spelt throughout the cooking process occasionally. This step not only prevents it from sticking to the bottom of the pot and burning, but it also allows the grains to cook evenly, resulting in porridge with a uniformly creamy texture with a slight crunch.
Tips
Finally, patience is key. After you have cooked the grains, remove the pot from the heat and let the porridge rest for a few minutes. This allows the grains to fully absorb any remaining liquid and become plump and flavourful.
Questions about breakfast porridge
If you are looking for an easy and quick meal in the morning, you cannot go wrong with breakfast porridge with delicious toppings. Read on to learn more about it!
Ingredients
Berry compote
Frozen forest berries
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100 g |
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Water
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½ tbsp |
Liquid honey
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1 tbsp |
Porridge
Milk
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400 ml |
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Parboiled spelt (approx. 50 g)
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75 ml |
Spelt flakes (approx. 50 g)
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150 |
Of coarse salt
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1 pinch |
Natural Arla® Skyr
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100 ml |
Toasted coarsely chopped almonds
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15 g |
A bit of crushed raw liquorices
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Easy and quick breakfast porridge with skyr and other delicious toppings
There is an understated charm in starting your day with a bowl of warm, creamy porridge. Our breakfast porridge recipe with skyr and delicious toppings is not only incredibly tasty, but it is also quick and easy to prepare, a perfect go-to for your busy mornings. The primary delight of this dish lies in its simplicity – a blend of milk and spelt grains creates the base. The grains slowly simmer until they achieve a beautifully creamy consistency yet retain a slight crunch. What truly elevates this humble breakfast is the delicious toppings. The bowl is crowned with a dollop of cold, tangy skyr that adds an interesting depth of flavour to the warm porridge alongside the other toppings. If you need more breakfast inspiration, have a look at our recipes for a skyr smoothie with oats, a mango smoothie with green juice, or a smoothie with ginger and skyr.They are all very easy to make and taste wonderful, ensuring you get a good start to the day.
Bursts of forest berries, flavourful toasted almonds, and a light sprinkle of raw liquorice
Sometimes, all you need are good toppings. Our recipe boasts a wonderful mix of toppings with flavours that will truly enliven your palate. At the heart of it is a homemade berry compote. Prepared with forest berries and a hint of honey, it delivers a delightful mix of sweet and tart notes, beautifully balancing the creaminess of the porridge and skyr. Meanwhile, the toasted almonds offer a warm, nutty dimension. The slight crunch of these toasted nuts contrasts superbly with the smooth texture of the porridge, keeping each bite interesting. Lastly, a light sprinkle of raw liquorice may seem unconventional, but its inimitable sweetness provides an intriguing finish to this multi-layered breakfast dish.
Cold, creamy skyr and warm spelt porridge with a slight crunch
Skyr introduces a cool, refreshing contrast to the warm porridge. Its thick, creamy texture and slightly sour taste pair perfectly with the delicate sweetness of the cooked spelt, creating a satisfying and enticing balance. Cold skyr on top of warm porridge is simply delicious, adding a sensory contrast that is just irresistible even before you add the rest of the toppings. The spelt porridge is prepared using a blend of parboiled spelt and spelt flakes. Each brings a different characteristic to the dish – the parboiled spelt is easy to cook and adds a rich, nutty flavour, while the spelt flakes contribute to the creamy texture. Interestingly, it is the parboiled spelt that adds a pleasing crunch to the dish. This contrast between tangy skyr and the slight crunch from the parboiled spelt grains in an otherwise smooth and cream porridge creates a breakfast experience that keeps you coming back for more.