Night and day porridge

This is what happens when you play with your food 🙂 Was looking for inspiration last night and I saw this lovely display form for a porridge bowl. It brought me right back to my childhood when I was preparing cakes with my mum.

The recipe is inspired by the idea of mixing peanut butter in the porridge and consuming it with bananas. Enjoy!

Prep Time20 minutes
Fridge time8 hours
Course: Breakfast
Servings: 1
Calories: 500kcal

Ingredients

Dark composition

  • 30 g rolled oats
  • 90 ml low fat milk 1.5% fat
  • 1 tbsp low fat greek yogurt 2% fat
  • 1 tbsp maple syrup
  • 2 tsp low fat cocoa powder 11% fat
  • 2 tsp peanut butter

Light composition

  • 20 g rolled oats
  • 70 ml low fat milk 1.5% fat
  • 1.5 tbsp low fat greek yogurt 2% fat
  • 1 ripe banana
  • 1 tsp vanilla paste or essence

Instructions

  • Prepare 2 bowls/ containers where you will prepare the two porridge compositions (dark and light).
  • For the dark composition: mix together the rolled oats, the milk, the yogurt, the maple syrup, the cocoa powder and the peanut butter.
  • For the light composition: mix together the rolled oats, the milk, the yogurt and the vanilla paste (or essence).
  • Cover the bowls with cling film or put on the lids if you use containers which have a lid to them.
  • Put both bowls/ containers in the fridge overnight.
  • In the morning, mash the ripe banana with a fork until a smooth piure is obtained and then mix it with the light oats composition.
  • Put the dark composition in a serving bowl by holding the bowl inclined and adding the porridge with a spoon one by one.
  • Do the same with the light porridge on the other half of the bowl.
  • Garnish with dark chocolate chips and largely ground hazelnuts.

Notes

If you think the porridge compositions are too thick, add a few spoons of milk in the morning and mix thoroughly.

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