How to Make Job's Tears and Cornmeal Porridge

    Ordinary pots are used for cooking normally.Coix seed requires soaking overnight, but this trial run with the SOBIO electric pressure cooker allowed cooking without prior soaking, yielding soft and delicious porridge.Porridge is cooked easily without needing to soak the coix seeds beforehand, resulting in a similarly soft and tasty outcome. Cornmeal was added, further enhancing the appearance of the porridge. This wasn't my first experience with SOBIO; their products are favored by me and my family.
The electric pressure cooker has an impressive exterior, with comprehensive functions including meat braising and stewing, as well as cooking porridge and rice. It's user-friendly and quick to operate.Millet is the main ingredient,with 100 grams of cornmeal and 30 grams of coix seeds. Additional ingredients include:3 grams of toasted black sesame seeds

    and an appropriate amount of water.

    The recipe for SOBIO Coix Cornmeal Porridge prepares as follows: gather all necessary ingredients;

    place sufficient water in the pressure cooker, rinse coix seeds, and add them to the pot;

    add cornmeal,select in the ingredient options, choose the cooking mode,and start cooking. Once it reaches a warm state, press the exhaust button until all steam is released, open the lid and sprinkle toasted black sesame seeds on top.

    #SOBIO# Coix Cornmeal Porridge

    Prepare all necessary ingredients beforehand;ingredients are ready for use;；

    place water in the pressure cooker, clean coix seeds, and add them to the pot;

    Add the cornmeal, cover the pot with the lid, select miscellaneous grains for ingredients, and choose porridge as the cooking method; press the start button.

    Wait until it enters the keep-warm state, then press the exhaust button on the lid. Wait for all the steam to escape before opening the pot and sprinkling in the roasted sesame seeds.

    Cooking Tips

    1 Corn is known as corn or maize. Cornmeal comes in large and small grains; here, we use the smaller grain size.2 Use roasted sesame seeds; add them after cooking.3 When cooking Job's tears with a pressure cooker, there is no need to soak it beforehand as it will become soft and tender.