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Re:14,400-year-old flatbread remains that predate known agri... by mirimir on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @12:20AM (#17547288)
Oatmeal fried with lots of butter, plus fruit and honey or maple syrup, is very tasty.
Re:14,400-year-old flatbread remains that predate known agri... by yesiamyourdad on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @02:46AM (#17547801)
My recipe for oatmeal: take water, raisins, and nuts if I have them, nuts, bring to a boil, then turn off the heat and let cool. Irish oats are awesome this way done overnight. Do it in a crockpot with a large amount and you'll eat for a week (peas porridge hot, peas porridge cold, peas porridge in the pot, nine days old). I'm hungry in the morning. Easy and a little bit sweet works well.
Re:14,400-year-old flatbread remains that predate known agri... by pbhjpbhj on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @04:41AM (#17548237)
I've only ever seen that rhyme as "pease pudding hot, ...". Pease, AIUI, is mixed legumes.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pease_pudding

Re:14,400-year-old flatbread remains that predate known agri... by Ensorceled on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @05:35AM (#17548449)
This is literally the first time I’ve heard the rhyme as “pudding”... it’s always been “pease porridge hot,” in our family for at least five generations now.
Re:14,400-year-old flatbread remains that predate known agri... by arethuza on Tuesday July 17, 2018 @04:13AM (#17548131)
Deep fried battered oatmeal sausages (white puddings) are pretty common in Scotland.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_pudding