This recipe was devised by a working mother who needed to feed her histamine-intolerant child nutrient-rich, comforting meals. Quinoa, with its low histamine levels and high nutritional value, seemed a natural choice and inspired this simple, versatile porridge that her family continues to enjoy.
Quinoa is known for its low histamine content, making it an effective grain substitute in a low-histamine diet, and blueberries are one of the few fruits that are also low in histamine. Coconut milk and agave nectar are both mild, natural sweeteners with low histamine, making this porridge a safe, nourishing option for a low-histamine breakfast.
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Quinoa can have a bitter coating called saponin, so it's critical to rinse it before cooking. Use a fine-mesh sieve and run cold water over the quinoa until the water is clear.
You can adjust the sweetness of the porridge based on your preference. Add more or less agave nectar, or try other low-histamine sweeteners like coconut sugar or rice syrup.
While blueberries are used in this recipe, you can try other low-histamine fruits such as peaches or apples for a twist.
Leftover quinoa porridge can be stored in the fridge in an airtight container and reheated in the microwave. If the consistency thickens too much, add a bit of coconut milk to loosen it up while reheating.
Remember that everyone's tolerance to histamine can be different, so it's important to pay attention to your body and adjust your diet accordingly. Always discuss dietary changes with a healthcare professional.