Add the sorghum to a blender and blend or pulse until the texture resembles very coarse flour.
⅓ cup sorghum
Add the blended sorghum grains together with all of the other ingredients to a small saucepan.
1 cup milk of choice, ¾ cup water, 2-3 tablespoon maple syrup, 1 tablespoon yogurt (optional)
Reduce the heat and let simmer on low covered with a lid for about 25 minutes. Stir every couple of minutes.
Take the porridge off the heat and let sit for another 5 minutes to further thicken.
Taste and adjust texture and sweetness. If some of the sourghum grains still feels hard and uncooked, add a splash of water or milk and continue to simmer until soft. For a sweeter porridge add more maple syrup.
Type of sorghum: I used hulled sorghum but feel free to use whole grain sorghum instead. It might need a little more water and cooking time though.
Cook low and slow: to avoid burning the base of the porridge, cook on a low, not medium heat.
Stir constantly: this is key to preventing burning and getting a nice even texture to your porridge.
Adjust sweetness: everyone’s sweet tooth is different so taste as you go and add more or less sweetener until it’s just right.
Add inextra water if the porridge seems too thick. A splash of extra milk will work great, too.
Texture: cooking time may vary depending on if you're using whole grain or hulled sorghum. If the porridge seems too thick or not soft, add a splash of extra milk will work great, too and continue too cook.
All nutritional information is based on third-party calculations and should be considered estimates.
Tried this recipe?Leave a rating and comment telling us how you liked it! Or tag @wholefoodsoulfood__kitchen on Instagram so we can admire your creations!