Cooked millet is a simple and nutritious basic food with a mild taste, suitable as a side dish, a base for porridges, salads or various salty and sweet meals. Proper soaking and cooking results in a soft, loose texture and easier digestibility.
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Soaking time: 6–12 h.
Preparation time: 10 minutes.
Cooking time: 25 minutes.
Idle time: 10 minutes.
Total preparation time: 6 h 45 minutes - 12 h 45 minutes.
Ingredients (for about 300 g of cooked millet): 100 g of millet, 300 ml of water, a pinch of salt (optional).
Preparation:
Soaking millet
1. Pour cold water over the millet, twice as much water as the millet. Leave in the refrigerator for 6 to 12 hours. Change the water after 6 hours. Throw the water away. Pour new water, mix, drain and repeat several times, until the water becomes almost clear.
Cooking millet
2. Put the millet and water in a pot and add salt and let it boil on a high temperature (6 out of 6).
