Can Cream-of-Wheat be used for something other than breakfast?

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You could substitute it for polenta in recipes. You could also serve it in place of grits.
 
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and from Mr.Breakfast.com ( giving credit where credit is due, lol)

Cream Of Wheat Pancakes
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(6 servings) Printable Version
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  • 3 c pancake mix
  • 3 c cream of wheat
  • 4 c milk 1% lowfat
  • 6 eggs
  • 12 tsp vegetable oil
  • vegetable cooking spray
Spray griddle with cooking spray. In bowl, combine pancake mix and cereal.

Blend milk, egg and vegetable oil; stir into cereal mixture.

Pour scant 1/4 c batter onto hot griddle for each pancake. cook until bubbly turn and cook until goldern brown.

Repeat with remaining batter.:)
 
I make dumpling for soup with it.
Beat an egg, salt and pepper and add cream of wheat (or farina) until it is the consistency a little thicker than pancake batter. Drop it by a teaspoon into bubbling broth. Turn down the heat and simmer for about 10 minutes.
It will soak up a lot of broth, especially the leftovers, so have a lot of the broth for serving. You can add chopped parsley or other herbs to the mixture before you make the dumplings.
 
Anau said:
Are there recipes that use Cream of Wheat for farina as an ingredient?

Cream of Wheat is a marketing/trade name for farina .... apparently created in the 1890's by Fred Clifford, Sr. - brother of one of the partners of the Diamond Mill of Grand Forks, North Dakota.

I Googled on Cream of Wheat and Farina recipes and found these.
 

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