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as a breakfast .Medium
By Ken Hom
Published 1981
This dish is one of those childhood favorites that lingers fondly in one’s memory. It is eaten as often at breakfast as it is for a midnight snack, rather like a Chinese “cream of wheat.” A variety of ingredients can be added (such as fish, meats, vegetables, thousand-year-old eggs), depending on one’s mood. The starch from the rice gradually thickens the porridge as it slowly simmers. It is a great way to use up leftovers and also reheats well.