REAL GOOD FOOD | TO COOK QUINOA

2/3 cup dry quinoa* + 1 1/3 cup water, with a pinch of salt

Boil water | Add quinoa | Reduce heat to simmer | Cook 15 minutes | Fluff

Yield: 2 whole cups

We eat quinoa pretty often over here. Versatile, tasty, and a complete-protein grain, it’s naturally an all-around meal (aka, it’s nice to the budget + busy schedule). After making up a batch of simple quinoa, I toss it with veggies, fruit, herbs, and a dressing (like this). Mm! Quinoa is good.

Next Friday’s post will deliver a how-to for one of the many quinoa salads that we have for dinner, so stay tuned.

Happy weekend!

*Soak the dry quinoa for 5 minutes before cooking it – if not, the quinoa will have a waxy taste. Cover the 2/3 cup with water in a bowl, drain it, and then add it to the boiling water. 

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  1. lex
    August 2, 2013 / 1:46 pm

    I tried quinoa for the first time recently and it's so good! i will have to make some soon! 🙂

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