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Lectin-Free Semolina Pudding – The Digestible Alternative to the Classic

By Karin Stumpfl

Lektinfreier Grießkoch

Lectin-Free Semolina Porridge – the digestible alternative to the classic


A lectin-free semolina porridge is the ideal alternative to the classic recipe with wheat semolina. By using millet instead of wheat, you get a gluten-free, more easily digestible, and modern semolina porridge that fits perfectly into a conscious diet.


With sheep's milk, sheep's butter, and allulose, this semolina porridge not only becomes particularly creamy but also sugar-free and easily digestible.



Recipe: Lectin-Free Semolina Porridge with Millet

Ingredients (for 4 servings)

  • 1 tbsp sheep's butter
  • 500 ml sheep's milk or A2 milk
  • 1 pinch of salt
  • 2 tbsp allulose*
  • 1 pinch of vanilla or cinnamon (optional)
  • 90 g millet semolina
  • 2 tbsp ORGANIC MCT oil


Preparation

  1. Slowly heat sheep's butter, MCT oil, and milk until the milk just begins to simmer.
  2. Stir in salt, allulose, and optional vanilla/cinnamon.
  3. Slowly sprinkle in millet semolina while stirring constantly.
  4. Gently simmer for 3–4 minutes until a creamy consistency is achieved.

Make your own millet semolina or use fonio

For a particularly high-quality lectin-free semolina porridge, you can make your own millet semolina:
Simply coarsely grind golden millet in a grain mill to create a semolina-like texture.

Alternatively, fonio millet is excellent. It is naturally very fine, quick to prepare, and particularly easy to digest – ideal for a lectin-free diet.

Why a lectin-free semolina porridge makes sense


Many people are sensitive to wheat or consciously want to avoid lectins. A lectin-free semolina porridge with millet offers several advantages:




Tips for the perfect lectin-free semolina porridge

  • For extra creaminess: stir in a little extra sheep's butter
  • Adjust consistency: more milk = creamier; simmer longer = firmer
  • Toppings: berries, nut butter, or cocoa
  • Also suitable for meal prep (can be easily reheated or enjoyed cold)

Dairy-free option

Instead of butter, you can also use beef tallow, and instead of milk, simply use water. Tastes almost even creamier ;)

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