Have you ever heard of sachlav? It’s an Israeli drink made of powdered orchid root, milk, and rose water. It’s typically eaten with lots of yummy toppings like cinnamon, coconut flakes, walnuts, dates, and cacao. It’s more of a thick pudding than a drink, but it’s something that reminds me of colder days in Israel, sitting in my favorite cafe in Jerusalem, reading books, and relaxing.
A couple weeks ago I had the pleasure of guest posting on the Boston Day Book, run by lovely friend Natalie. When Natalie approached me about making a breakfast bowl, I knew I wanted to make something hearty, healthy and delicious like a warming bowl of porridge. The key to this recipe though, is an ingredient that no many people know about: amaranth. This porridge is perfect for the cooler months and is filled apples, dates, carrots and beautiful warming spices like cinnamon and cardamom.
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