5 minutes and less than a dollar? Perfect.

Have you ever had a craving for some food which you have never liked before? 

OK, I know the ladies who have been pregnant before might have experienced this but what about us guys?

Well, I have never enjoyed porridge much. 

So, being on a low carbohydrate diet, it is one thing I do not miss. 





However, whenever I am feeling unwell, I seem to crave porridge. 

I don't know why it is so.

When I told a friend I have been having porridge recently, he asked what about my low carb diet? 

When I told him I have been preparing porridge without using rice, he was dumbfounded.

His expression was priceless and I thought my porridge recipe might be blog worthy.

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Heat up some frozen fried chicken, frozen cooked vegetables (carrots, broccoli and cauliflower) in a microwave oven. 800 watts, 3 minutes. 

Then, put them in a blender with some hot water.

Blend and we get this. Porridge.

I added some black pepper for taste and also a spoonful of olive oil so that the meal keeps me full longer.

Sedap!





Time taken to prepare the meal? 

5 minutes or so.

Cost? 

Probably less than a dollar.

Add an egg if you like.

Cost?

Probably still less than a dollar.





What did you say? 

Spend 5 hours preparing the perfect bowl of porridge?

Hey, do you think I am really mental? 

OK, don't answer that.





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A reader asked on Facebook what was the point of the blog which I posted last evening?

Alamak. AK is a mental blogger lah.

Most of the time, he is just talking nonsense. Crazy fellow.

I like to think that everyone's life can be better and it should be better if we have been prudent with money and if we have not been too unlucky in life.

I also like to get things I need and want for free. If I can get someone else to pay for things I need or want in life (legally and ethically), I would.



Regular readers might remember that I said I invested in QAF because I want free bread. Old Chang Kee? I want free curry puffs.

So, what about investing in NTUC Income for income? I want to have some life insurance coverage for free.

Of course, don't take what I say literally but you get the idea.

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