½cupof organic cornmealcoarse or fine, preferably non GMO, see notes
1cupof water
3cupsof coconut milk
½teaspoonof cinnamonground
½teaspoonof nutmegfresh or ground
⅛teaspoonof himalayan pink salt
¼teaspoonof vanilla extractor 1tsp of vanilla powder
coconut condensed milksweetened to taste, see link in recipe post
Instructions
Mix the cornmeal with water and set aside.
Pour the 3 cups of coconut milk into a sauce pan and simmer for 2-3 minutes on medium heat.
Once the milk starts to heat up, add the cornmeal mixture to the pot. Do this slowly and make sure to whisk/stir consistency to omit lumps - continue to stir until all the watery cornmeal has gone.
Continue to whisk/stir until the porridge begins to form and starts to thicken.
Reduce the flame to low, cover the pot and simmer for 15-20 minutes (simmer for atleast 30 minutes if you are using the coarse grain), stirring the porridge occasionally.
Add the spices, pink salt, vanilla and condensed milk (sweeten to your desired taste).
Serve accordingly.
Notes
Mix the cornmeal mixture as you're adding it to the saucepan to avoid lumps.
Use the superfine cornmeal for a creamy/smooth texture.
Allow the cornmeal to cook for at least 15 minutes to yield optimal taste (the long the better).
Use low fat or fat free plant based milk if you're seeking a low fat option.
The cornmeal will naturally thicken as it cools however if it seems too thick during cooking simply add ¼ cup at a time of water if needed
Coarse cornmeal takes a lot longer to boil roughly 30 minutes until the texture is smooth and not grainy