Today I'm excited to share a recipe for homemade pasta
using sprouted quinoa flour.
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Food For Life was the first to manufacture gluten free breads and Genesis 1:29 products
using organic
sprouted quinoa.
I
used the Tru Roots
Sprouted Rice &
Quinoa Medley since I was unable to find the germinated brown rice at my grocery store.
Used (organic,
sprouted)
quinoa.
Ingredients: 1/2 cup
quinoa 1/2 cup organic frozen edamame (I
used SeaPoint Farms brand from
Sprouts) 1 cup filtered water
Prepare each ingrdient (KALE,
QUINOA, BLOOD ORANGE, POMEGRANATE, AVOCADO,
SPROUTS, and WALNUTS); store separately until ready to
use.
3 cups dried
sprouted sunflower seeds (or just raw sunflower seeds) 3/4 cup cocoa nibs 1/2 cup raw buckwheat groats — soaked in water for a minimum of 1 hour, rinsed and dried completely, or
quinoa puffs 1/2 cup pumpkin seeds 1/4 cup mini dark chocolate chips (I
use vegan Enjoy Life)-- optional 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon honey or maple syrup 2 tablespoons brown rice syrup 6 tablespoons coconut oil large pinch of sea salt 1 teaspoon vanilla extract — optional
I settled for a roasted parsnip soup (I will post that recipe another time), a roasted brussel
sprout,
quinoa, cranberry and almond salad (I
used this recipe as a guide) AND a mushroom bourguignon... oh it was good, a rich, smooth and silky «gravy» just like the photos imply!
This recipe is on the heels of the Cinammon
Quinoa recipe and I've just been wondering if anyone ever sprouts quinoa before usi
Quinoa recipe and I've just been wondering if anyone ever
sprouts quinoa before usi
quinoa before
using it?
We love it on a mixed green salad with chopped veggies, toasted almonds, and fresh
sprouts, but you could
use it on a
quinoa or rice salad, in a veggie rice bowl, or straight up as a veggie dip.
Use cooked
quinoa or
sprouted brown rice instead.
A few of the most popular ways to do this are making and
using parsnip rice (I will show you this in an upcoming post),
sprouted quinoa or by
using sprouts.
Delicious and healthful,
sprouted quinoa can be
used to complement your dog's meals, and yours too!