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Mahnomin Porridge Serves 4 with leftovers. This porridge is the most decadent and delicious breakfast, perfect for being spoiled on Mother's Day! The only difference between this version and the OG one I swooned over at Hell's Kitchen restaurant in Minneapolis is a lone cinnamon stick and golden raisins, which, let's face it, are optional.

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2 tablespoons slivered dried apricots. In a medium skillet, heat rice with heavy cream over medium heat 4 to 5 minutes. Add maple syrup. Reduce heat to medium-low; simmer 2 more minutes, stirring.

Mahnomin Porridge

Hell's Kitchen Porridge is a delicious and satisfying recipe that can be prepared step-by-step. To start, gather all the required ingredients, including oats, milk, water, and a pinch of salt. Begin by heating the water and milk in a saucepan over medium heat. Once it starts simmering, gradually add the oats while stirring constantly.

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It's fitting that the sinfully delicious Mahnomin Porridge was created in Hell's Kitchen, the Minneapolis restaurant where author and Roadfood.com editor Michael Stern declared he would spend his last $20 to stave off starvation. Among co-owner and chef Mitch Omer's standout offerings are hearty bison sausage bread, delicate lemon-ricotta.

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Mahnomin Porridge. The late Mitch Omer -- a Roadfood hero who created Minneapolis's Hell's Kitchen -- was inspired to invent Mahnomin Porridge by reading journals of 19th century fur traders who described a meal eaten by Cree Indians. It is hearty and healthful, but also extremely luxurious, thanks to the cream that Mitch added..

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directions. In a heavy non-stick sauté pan, add the cooked wild rice, heavy cream, and maple syrup, and warm through. Add the blueberries, craisins, and hazelnuts, and stir to mix well. Serve in a bowl with sides of warm heavy cream and maple syrup.

What America Eats Mahnomin Porridge

The mahnomin wild rice porridge, simmered with cream, maple syrup, toasted hazelnuts, and dried berries -- is the ultimate comfort food with a local twist. The lemon-ricotta hotcakes are the best in the business, but don't overlook the thick, crispy cornmeal waffles or pancakes, both served with fresh fruit, including the fattest, ripest.

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This is as close as I can get to the porridge served at Hell's Kitchen, Minneapolis, MN. Delicious, perfect for cold mornings. - Mahnomin Porridge

Hell's Kitchen Inspired Mahnomin Porridge Recipe & Hell's Kitchen

Mahnomin Porridge. In-Season Fall Recipes Breakfast & Brunch Rice. The nutty flavor and chewy texture of wild rice lends itself to a delicious breakfast dish known as Mahnomin porridge. The name is derived from the Native American word "manommin," which translates as good berry or harvesting berry. For a Wisconsin twist add dried Door.

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Bloody Mary Kit. Our Mahnomen Porridge Kit includes hand-parched, native-harvested wild rice—and if you're not familiar with wild rice, the quality truly makes a difference. Recipe included for 4 servings. just add cream! Adapted from 1800's trapper journals, Mahnomen (mah-NO-men) porridge is one of our top-selling, most talked-about menu.

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Put in a medium saucepan and add the 3 cups water. Stir and bring up to a boil. Turn the heat way down, cover, and cook for 10 minutes. Strain off excess liquid. Put the wild rice back in the sauce pan and add the milk or cream and maple syrup. Bring back to a simmer and gently cook for another minute or so.

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Add wild rice, honey, nutmeg and cinnamon. Boil for 5 minutes and lower heat to low. Cover. Allow wild rice mixture to cook for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. At 30 minutes stir- as the rice begins to soften the porridge will thicken. Add the dried berries and re-cover. Check the porridge and wild rice every 15 minutes for desired texture.

Hot Eats and Cool Reads Hell's Kitchen Inspired Mahnomin Porridge

Probably the most unusual and perhaps the most delicious dish on the breakfast menu is Mahnomin Porridge, a recipe that the late Chef Mitch Omer came up with from reading accounts of native Cree Indian meals that featured wild rice. His version includes nuts and berries and is sopped with a warm slurry of maple syrup and heavy cream.

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Ingredients. 4 cups Wild Rice, Cooked. ½ cups Dried Blueberries. ¼ cups Craisins (dried, Sweetened Cranberries) ⅓ cups Maple Syrup. 1 cup Heavy Cream. ½ cups Roasted Hazelnuts, Roughly Chopped.

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The idea for wild rice (a.k.a. manoomin or mahnomin) porridge originated with Chef Mitch Omer at Hell's Kitchen in Minneapolis. The original involves wild rice, cream, maple syrup, dried blueberries, dried cranberries and toasted hazelnuts. The version below retains only the wild rice from the original. The rest came about after a quick rifle.

Hell's Kitchen Inspired Mahnomin Porridge Recipe & Hell's Kitchen

1⁄2 cup roasted cracked hazelnuts or other nuts. 1 cup heavy cream (plus more, warmed, for serving) In a heavy nonstick pot or sauté pan, add the cooked wild rice, heavy cream and maple syrup, and warm through. Add the blueberries, craisins and hazelnuts, and stir to mix well. Serve in a bowl with sides of warm heavy cream and maple syrup.