Oat Meal Pancholy (standard:non fiction, 421 words)
Author: Juggernaut	Added: Mar 23 2012	Views/Reads: 2815/1871	Story vote: 0.00 (0 votes)
Oatmeal is boring for breakfast, but add five whole foods it turns into a nutritious and tasty breakfast with a fascinating name "Oat Meal Pancholy."

Oat Meal Pancholy 

Subba Rao 

“What you have for breakfast?” asked Dan looking at Juggernaut 

about to settle into his seat. 

“As usual, oatmeal.” 

“That is boring.” 

“True, it was boring eating just oat meal with milk and sugar 

on every morning, then I started eating two or three crunchy deep fried 

strips of bacon for flavor and mouth feel in between oat meal servings, 

and that was good.” 

“Bacon? It is full of fat.” 

“I know, fat was good then in seventies.” 

“Then what happened?” 

“I got fed up with bacon and in eighties I started eating two 

or three sausages patties with oatmeal.” 

“Sausages have more saturated fat than Bacon.” 

“Well, I didn't care, I need protein in the morning with my oat 

meal; after all I cannot have beans early in the morning for proteins.” 

“True.” 

“In nineties, I started having one or two hard boiled eggs with 

oatmeal.” 

“Well, what you eat now with your oatmeal?” 

“I still eat hard- boiled eggs with oatmeal but after watching 

Dr. Oz shows lately I came out with oatmeal preparation I call 

it ‘Oatmeal Pancholy.' 

“Pancholy sounds fascinating, how you come up with name 

Pancholy?” 

“Well, I made it up; Panch in Indian language means five when 

connected to word whole  became Pancholy ; I add five ingredients 

namely; ground Flax seeds, crushed almonds and walnuts, raisins and few 

spoons of coconut oil while boiling oats in water. These ingredients 

provide good fats, proteins and minerals; coconut oil is made up of 

short-chain saturated fat that releases energy quickly for early 

morning start; Oatmeal Pancholy eaten with almond or soya milk or 

buttermilk with pinch of salt tastes so good.” 

“I get it.” 

“So what you have for breakfast today?” inquired Juggernaut. 

“I never had a breakfast.” 


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