Red what? Red Quinoa (keen-wa). It's a grain. And a really good one too, according to the ancient Incas who believed the crop to be sacred and termed it,"Mother of all grains". Yep, we looked it up on Wikipedia. We like research, what can we say.
We have been using Quinoa for quite some time now. In our opinion, it's a good rice replacement, and goes perfectly with tofu and veggies.
This recipe is a recent creation and went over real well with the little ones. In addition to it's excellent taste, Quinoa is loaded with protein for all of you vegan/veggies out there who worry about getting enough in your diet.
So get your bowls ready....here comes a yummy meal!
What you'll need:
Red Quinoa
What you'll need:
Red Quinoa
Black Beans
1-2 Tsp cumin
1-2 Onions
Cilantro: as much you like (we love it, so use a ton)use at least 1/2 cup
3 cloves of garlic
1 pound firm Tofu pan fried til golden brown in a tsp of sesame oil (or whatever you like)
Lots of Atulfo Mangos - say one for each person eating
Bunch Spinach
Half a Tomato for each person
Avocados
Lots of Atulfo Mangos - say one for each person eating
Bunch Spinach
Half a Tomato for each person
Avocados
Salsa to taste
Lime to taste
Tortilla Chips as needed to scoop up yummy stuff
Cook Quinoa according to package directions, only, add a vegetable bouillon cube to the water.
Lime to taste
Tortilla Chips as needed to scoop up yummy stuff
Cook Quinoa according to package directions, only, add a vegetable bouillon cube to the water.
Make your own 'refried' black beans, or use canned, put black bean in a large frying pan with some of the liquid, add add onions, cumin, garlic and cilantro and mash. Cook until a nice thick consistency mashing and stirring often.
Put a layer of chopped fresh spinach in the bowl, add quinoa, beans and other toppings to taste. Enjoy!
No comments:
Post a Comment