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Sweet potato and hazelnut porridge with dates

Target: Energy-rich, filling breakfast for mild intestinal regulation

Cultural style & diet type: European-Oriental / vegetarian

Region: Central Europe & Middle East

Diet: gluten-free, vegetarian, dairy-free, cinnamon-free, high in fiber

Suitability: for morning lack of energy, sluggish digestion, constipation


🧬 Biochemical effect

Goal: Satiety & intestinal regulation through soluble fiber & natural sweetness

Mechanism: Sweet potato provides complex carbohydrates, dates have a mild bowel-regulating effect, chia seeds promote peristalsis, and vanilla/tonka bean has a calming effect.

Active ingredients: beta-carotene, potassium, soluble fiber, mucopolysaccharides, magnesium


🥣 Ingredients (for 1 serving)

ingredient

Crowd

Effect

Boiled sweet potato

150g

long-chain carbohydrates, rich in fiber

Hazelnut butter or almond butter

1 tsp

healthy fats, satiating, anti-inflammatory

Dates (finely chopped)

2 pieces

mild laxative, sweet, rich in potassium

Chia seeds

1 tsp

swelling, promotes peristalsis

Vanilla powder or tonka bean

prize

calming, aromatic

Hot water

100–150 ml

creamy consistency, activation of the chia seeds


👩🍳 Preparation – step by step

  1. Peel and cook sweet potatoes until soft (prepared or fresh)

  2. Place in a bowl with the puree, dates, chia seeds & vanilla/tonka bean

  3. Add hot water gradually

  4. Roughly mash with a fork or puree (depending on the desired consistency)

  5. Serve warm – for maximum intestinal tolerance

⏱️ Preparation time: approx. 10 minutes for cooked sweet potato

🥣 Servings: 1

🥶 Storage: 1 day in the refrigerator possible, better enjoyed fresh


🧪 Macro- & micronutrients (approx. per serving)

macro

Crowd

Carbohydrates

approx. 30 g

protein

approx. 3 g

Fat

approx. 6 g

Micronutrient / active ingredient

Effect

Beta-carotene (sweet potato)

antioxidant, skin care

Potassium (dates, sweet potatoes)

cell-activating, muscle-relaxing

Fiber (total)

satiating, intestinal caring

Mucopolysaccharides (chia)

mucous membrane protective, transit-promoting


⏰ Recommended intake & coaching integration

Time of day: morning – ideal for constipation and energy needs

Combination tips: afterwards 1 glass of still water to support the effect

Reset phase: ✅ Yes

Coaching assignment: Cluster 4 – Intestinal healing / Module: Energy building & intestinal relief


🛒 Shopping list

  • 150 g cooked sweet potato

  • 1 tsp hazelnut butter or almond butter

  • 2 dates (pitted)

  • 1 tsp chia seeds

  • Vanilla powder or tonka bean

  • 100–150 ml hot water


🔄 Variants & Options

  • Vegan: ✅ Standard version

  • Low histamine: Replace dates with 1 teaspoon of rice syrup

  • Gourmet: sprinkle with roasted chopped hazelnuts

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