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Is a porridge out of the question? Are soups a no-go? How about a simple Broth of Blinding for One Day? Does it really have to be a stew?
Of course it has to be a stew, what are you some kind of sociopath who gives blinding soup to kids?
what are you some kind of sociopath who gives blinding soup to kids?
raises hand I'm that kind of sociopath.
Broth is to weak.
I guess a soup might do.
Personally, I'd go with the blinding burrito.
CMV: Porridge is a kind of soup (and so are cereals)
I agree that porridge is a soup, since it's cooked all together. A bowl of cereal's constituent parts can also be eaten independently so I believe that makes it a salad.
But what about hot cereals?
Hot salad. Mmm
You don't have to make most of them hot. Overnight oats, grits, and quinoa are things.
Oatmeal needs to be hot, and quinoa is horrible.
Shut up!
They hated Jesus because he was telling the truth
No porridge is not a soup.
You cook porridge by boiling off water until you hit the right amount of water absorbed into the cereal, and it not being soup or gruel like. The starchiness also plays a role in consistency.
Porridge does not use or create a broth, soup does.
Porridge is always cooked until there is no or little liquid left, you can't have soup without liquid.
I am willing to entertain whether nothing that porridge can be a stew, but it is not a soup.
But cereals are soup and porridge is a stew?
Cereal grains, like oats, prepared as a porridge are a stew. Cereal and milk is soup.