Coconut Flour Porridge Breakfast Cereal

Low Carb Coconut Flour Porridge Breakfast Cereal by Kim (Low Carb Maven)

A simple warming coconut flour porridge for quiet mornings. This low carb breakfast cereal comes together in minutes providing a fast ketogenic, grain-free breakfast option.

A quick low-carb coconut flour porridge breakfast cereal for lazy mornings.

Low Carb Coconut Flour Porridge Breakfast Cereal by Kim (Low Carb Maven)

A simple warming coconut flour porridge for quiet mornings. This low carb breakfast cereal comes together in minutes providing a fast ketogenic, grain-free breakfast option.

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As part of my diabetes management plan, I try to keep my blood glucose (BG) no higher than 140 mg/dL. A few months ago I noticed that doing so was becoming more challenging. My trend toward high BG. In an attempt to combat this I've been experimenting with various low-carbohydrate recipes.

Coconut Flour Porridge Breakfast Cereal

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  • Difficulty: Easy
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A quick low-carb coconut flour porridge breakfast cereal for lazy mornings.


This recipe is a variation on a recipe I found on Low Carb Maven. I used the ingredients I had on hand. Based on the information I compiled from FatSecret this Coconut Flour Porridge had about 345 calories, 15.5g of carbohydrate, 11.6g of protein, and 25.98g of fat.

Ingredients

  • 2 tablespoons organic coconut flour
  • 2 tablespoons Trader Joe’s organic flax seeds
  • 34 cup water
  • pinch of salt
  • 1 large Farmers Hen House free range egg
  • 2 teaspoons ShopRite butter
  • 1 tablespoon ShopRite heavy cream
  • 2 packets Splenda

Directions

  1. Beat the egg in a small bowl.
  2. Grind the flax seeds in a small kitchen grinder.
  3. In a small pot, heat the coconut flour, ground flax seeds, salt and water. When the porridge begins to simmer, turn the heat down to medium-low and whisk until the porridge begins to thicken.
  4. Remove the coconut flour porridge from heat and add the beaten egg, a half at a time, while whisking continuously. Place pot back on the heat and continue to whisk until the porridge thickens.
  5. Remove pot from the heat and continue to whisk for about 30 seconds before adding the butter, cream and sweetener.

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Manually adding microfomats markup.

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Because Post Kinds doesn’t (yet?) support percentage finished or number of pages read, I generally do read posts for books by hand as notes with the relevant data. So I decided to add some better mark up to my book-specific read posts and added microformats classes of h-cite, u-url, u-read-of, p-name, p-author, h-card and dt-published. I’m far from an expert on microformats, but hopefully the way I’m nesting them makes sense to parsers off in the future. (Suggestions for improvement are more than welcome.)

Manually marking up posts with microformat? No! It’s hurts too much. It isn’t worth that effort. #indieweb

An update to read posts for physical books by Chris AldrichChris Aldrich (Chris Aldrich | BoffoSocko)

Because Post Kinds doesn’t (yet?) support percentage finished or number of pages read, I generally do read posts for books by hand as notes with the relevant data. So I decided to add some better mark up to my book-specific read posts and added microformats classes of h-cite, u-url, u-read-of, p-name, p-author, h-card and dt-published. I’m far from an expert on microformats, but hopefully the way I’m nesting them makes sense to parsers off in the future. (Suggestions for improvement are more than welcome.)

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SNAP Pro was a complete disappointment. I've removed it, finding myself back at square one. I continue to post on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Flipboard. At least now, I can use the Syndication Links plugin to add syndicated links. For Instagram, this means recreating my posts there. After publishing a post, I spend an extra 10 minutes just copy-pasting links. The technical side is overshadowing the content creation. I wonder if journalists would embrace this method of post-construction.

This process is more of a hindrance than a help. It's consuming far more time and effort than the value it returns.

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Getting Semantic With Microformats, Part 2: XFN (ablognotlimited.com)

Microformats

In Part 1 of this series, I explained various implementations of the rel microformat on A Blog Not Limited. While explaining rel-me, I briefly touched on the XFN microformat.

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