Pshennik

Porridge in the oven Millet has ceased to be a popular cereal, and very few people use it, but I want to share one amazing dish that my grandmother was cooking in a Russian oven. It's about the foie gras - a steep millet porridge that can not be cooked in any other way, except in a stove or oven. In hot form, this porridge has a dense creamy consistency with a stunning smell of melted milk and tasty ruddy foams. You can cut a cold penny as a pie. Actually, in the old days, the hen was often cooked to have breakfast or dinner, and to take the leftovers with him to the field or to another job for a snack.

Porridge in the oven Millet has ceased to be a popular cereal, and very few people use it, but I want to share one amazing dish that my grandmother was cooking in a Russian oven. It's about the foie gras - a steep millet porridge that can not be cooked in any other way, except in a stove or oven. In hot form, this porridge has a dense creamy consistency with a stunning smell of melted milk and tasty ruddy foams. You can cut a cold penny as a pie. Actually, in the old days, the hen was often cooked to have breakfast or dinner, and to take the leftovers with him to the field or to another job for a snack.

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