Some links are affiliated. This means I may earn a small commission from purchases made at no extra cost to you. Content is based off personal experience and not to be taken as or replace medical advice.Last Updated on July 17, 2024 by Tiffany This Jamaican inspired quinoa porridge is almost alkaline, incredibly simple to make, is packed with protein, and one of the healthiest and tastiest breakfast recipes you can think of! Growing up in a Jamaican household, porridge was such a staple in my childhood. Oats and cornmeal porridge were my two favorite ones and always kept me full for such a long time. Now that I’m an adult, I love to experiment with different foods, textures, and flavours, and this alkaline and protein packed grain from South America surely did not disappoint! Disclaimer: content is not to be taken as or replace medical advice. What you’ll need White Quinoa Water Vanilla Plant Milk- I used Hempseed for extra protein Cinnamon Powder- or stick Agave- Or date Paste or sweetener of choice Bay Leaf- Optional How to make quinoa porridge Step One: Wash your quinoa until the water runs clear (please do not skip this step, okay?). Boil water with your optional bay leaf and cinnamon stick. Once the water reached boiling point, add in your washed quinoa and allow to cook down for the next 10-15 minutes. Step Two: Once your grain has cooked, add in your plant milk of choice along with the other ingredients. Sweeten to taste and serve with optional fruits, nuts, and seeds and enjoy! How to store Quinoa Porridge Good news, this quinoa porridge recipe is great for meal prep and can store in the fridge for up to 5 days! Simply store in a regular Tupperware container and when you’re ready to eat, reheat in the microwave or on the stove with a splash of plant milk and enjoy. Did you enjoy this recipe? Sharing is caring! Be sure to share with family and friends and save to your Pinterest board for later. Check out these other Porridge recipes you’ll also love Jamaican Oats Porridge Cornmeal Porridge Bulgar Wheat Porridge FacebookTweetPin