1 cup red rice
2 cups gotukola leaves or mukunuwenna chopped
3 cups water
1 3/4 cups coconut milk
1 tsp salt
jaggery optional to serve
Wash and drain the rice. Cook the rice in generous amounts of water until the rice is very soft.
Puree the gotukola leaves in a blender with 3 cups of water and strain through a sieve. Use about 1 cup water strain, then puree again with another 2 cups strain until the leaves are dry and the juices are extracted.
Add the strained herbal water to the rice with the coconut milk, salt and boil for 3 minutes.
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yummy n healthy rice..lov d color!
ReplyDeleteI tried porridge when I lived in ireland and it was done with oats and milk. I think I prefer yours. Can i change gotukola leaves for something else. I'm afraid it is going to be impossible to find them.
ReplyDeleteYou can use any type of herbal leaves, try in small quantity first.
DeleteI sometimes use a combination of different herbs curry leaves, mukkunuwenna and other tropical green leaves.
This porridge is healthy filling and comforting hope you get to try
The color of this rice is just beautiful...sounds like a delicious, rib-sticking meal!
ReplyDeleteAwesome recipe. very healthy too.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of these herbs..
ReplyDeleteBut it definitely looks very healthy.
Beautiful color of rice & interesting leaves,hearing it the first time..Nice recipe!!
ReplyDeleteOngoing Events of Erivum Puliyum @ Palakkad Chamayal-Fenugreek Leaves OR Green Chillies
This sounds delicious and healthy. Never tried this and the colour looks gorgeous. :-)
ReplyDeleteEl color del arroz es muy bonito, me encantaria probarlo, me llevo la receta, besos
ReplyDeleteBet this one is very tasty!
ReplyDeletenew to me...sounds deliciou
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for following me through facebook...I am following back of course! This sounds like a healthy and unique dish to try! Blessings to you my dear, your friend, Catherine xo
ReplyDeletethis looks lovely. I have to try different rice dishes.
ReplyDeletelooks like a great and healthy snack
ReplyDeleteVery healthy!
ReplyDeleteHeathly one and love the vibrant green color
ReplyDeleteHearing this for the first time but Looks Very healthy!
ReplyDeletegreeny and healthy!!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of this before. Where can I find gotukola leaves and red rice here in the GTA ? I would like to try this. BTW, is it a Sri Lankan recipe ?
ReplyDeleteIt is a well enjoyed Sri Lankan recipe one of my favourite
DeleteYou will be able to find the ingredients at Sri Lankan grocery stores, gotu kola is known as vallarai and red rice that we use for milk rice comes in packets. You can substitute your favourite well cooked rice.
Porridge and herbs, strange but I bet it's yummy!
ReplyDeleteoh healthy recipe!!! so good!!!
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very healthy porridge !
ReplyDeleteBetween the herbs and the coconut milk, I know I would love this!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and super filling porridge.
ReplyDeleteHi Akheela, your rice porridge look interesting. Very delicious.
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This looks so nourishing :-)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and interesting recipe...Herb is new to me...love the color..
ReplyDeleteIt looks like this is a very healthy and hearty porridge!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I meant to tell you (and keep forgetting) that I used your vanilla bean! My recipe will be up... probably in 2 weeks or so. :-) Thank you so much!
Thank you everyone for the lovely comments hope you get to try this delicious and healthy porridge
DeleteThank you for letting me know Nami looking forward to see how you used the vanilla
Looks very healthy and interesting porridge recipe!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy porridge..
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I have never had this... but I recognize the ingredients. :) I am sure it's a very healthy breakfast. :)
ReplyDeleteesalaamu aleikoum machalah what a beautiful colourful rice! enchallah ramadan moubarek
ReplyDeleteSomething unique for a porridge recipe. We normally have plain porridge with condiments like fried salted fish and peanuts. A lovely recipe which will be a good change for us and its really gorgeous looking.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so amazingly healthy! Your blog is beautiful! Angie xo
ReplyDeleteWow this is looking amazing ! Loved the porridge with a twist and that too green leaves, lovely ! I am surely gng to make it ! luv, sonia
ReplyDeleteI've never seen such healthy porridge...this is just too good ya! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy and hearty.
ReplyDeleteyep truly healthy and comforting!
ReplyDeleteSuperb meal...
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy porridge..
ReplyDeleteDelicious and healthy! I love it.
ReplyDeleteHai I'm Nirosha from sri lanka.usually I read ur blog.I hsd made some recipes also.I saw u are making lot of sri lankan foods.I'm very happy about it and thank u.Do u have connection with sri lanka?I wish u all the best.
ReplyDeleteThank yo Nirosha happy to hear from you and to know you have tried the recipes and liked it. Do keep in touch my email address is torviewtoronto@gmail.com
DeleteI love the colour of this! I don't know how I can get hold of this herb, but will probablyr epalce with some othe rherbs of my choice anyhow :/ I eat rice porridge for breakfast most days, it's so warm and comforting and heathy at that (:
ReplyDeletenever heard of red rice, but this look great
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