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Protein baked carrot, cinnamon, and walnut porridge

Protein baked carrot, cinnamon, and walnut porridge

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A sweet single-serving baked porridge prepared with oats, whey protein, grated carrot, chia seeds, and walnuts. It is rich in fiber, lactose-free, and egg-free, ideal for a nutritious and filling breakfast.

Difficulty: Easy
Cooking: 20 min
Preparation: 10 min
Country: Italia

Ingredients

No. of servings
  • Oat flour45 g
  • Unflavored whey protein
    Unflavored whey protein20 g
  • Grated carrot70 g
  • Almond beverage120 ml
  • Baking powder3 g
  • Ground cinnamon0.5 Teaspoons
  • Chia seeds5 g
  • Shelled walnuts10 g
  • Vanillato taste

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Preparation

  1. STEP 1 OF 5

    Preheat the oven to 180°C. In a bowl, mix the oat flour, whey protein, baking powder, and cinnamon.

  2. STEP 2 OF 5

    Add the grated carrot, chia seeds, and almond beverage, then mix until obtaining a smooth mixture.

  3. STEP 3 OF 5

    Pour the mixture into an oven-safe single-serving cocotte and distribute the shelled walnuts over the surface.

  4. STEP 4 OF 5

    Bake for 18–22 minutes, until the surface is slightly golden and the center appears firm.

  5. STEP 5 OF 5

    Let the baked porridge rest for 5 minutes before serving.

Suggestions

  • Single-serving oven-safe cocotte

General information

Storage instructions

Store covered in the refrigerator for a maximum of 2 days. Reheat briefly before serving.

More information

Single-serving recipe without lactose or eggs. For a completely nut-free version, replace the almond beverage with an alternative plant-based beverage and om

Origin

Italia, Abruzzo

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