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24-02-2018, 07:39 PM
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How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

I just soak and scrape it off around 8 hours later, it seems to have softened sufficiently by then but I wonder if there is a quicker method.
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24-02-2018, 07:41 PM
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

I make it in the microwave it doesn't stick to the bowl
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

Likewise, Susan - why give yourself extra hassle?
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24-02-2018, 07:47 PM
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

Sadly, I don't have a microwave - it was never something I wanted despite its utility.
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

I use Instant Oatmeal in a bowl with hot water and microwave...
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24-02-2018, 07:52 PM
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

Raw oats are far cheaper. I'm not buying into a microwave at this point in my life having done perfectly well without one.
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24-02-2018, 07:56 PM
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

Cook on a lower heat and stir until it reaches the consistency you like. 2oz of porridge with 1/2 pint of liquid does for me.
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24-02-2018, 08:02 PM
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

Non stick pan, cook at a lower heat, use a silicon spatula to stir right across the bottom.
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24-02-2018, 08:14 PM
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

Thanks, perhaps I've been cooking it at too high a temperature.
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Re: How can you prevent porridge from sticking to the bottom of the pan?

Originally Posted by Ffosse ->
Thanks, perhaps I've been cooking it at too high a temperature.
The secret is to keep the temperature low...takes longer but much nicer and doesnt stick.
 
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