Ingredients:
100% Organic Quinoa
Suggestion of Use:
Quinoa has a natural coating, called saponin, that can make the cooked grain taste bitter or soapy. It’s easy to get rid of this coating just by rinsing the quinoa just before cooking.
Use quinoa just as you would with any other grain, like rice or barley! It makes a fantastic side dish for almost any meal, especially when we cook it with broth instead of water and add a bay leaf to the pot. Quinoa can also be used in casseroles, breakfast porridges, and salads.
Basic Quinoa Facts :
- How much cooked quinoa does 1 cup dry quinoa yield?
1 cup dry quinoa yields about 3 cups cooked quinoa.
- How much liquid do I need to cook quinoa?
To cook 1 cup quinoa, you need about 2 cups liquid.
- How long does it take to cook quinoa?
1 cup quinoa will cook in about 20 minutes.
- How do I make quinoa less bitter?
Nearly, if not all, of the natural bitterness of quinoa’s outer coating can be removed by a vigorous rinsing in a mesh strainer.
- How do I make better-tasting quinoa?
Quinoa is really excellent when cooked in vegetable or chicken broth. Also, add about 1/4 teaspoon salt to each cup dried quinoa when cooking. Try adding other spices and aromatics during cooking as well, like a clove of smashed garlic, a sprig of fresh rosemary, or a dash of black pepper.
- Can I use my rice cooker to make quinoa?
Yes! Just use the 2:1 liquid-to-quinoa ratio and follow the instructions on your rice cooker.
Origin:
Bolivia
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