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Crazy For Quinoa!

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niese Explorer
niese
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I never heard of quinoa until diagnose with Celiac.  I am in love with this stuff!  Thought it would be fun to see how everyone loves to make theirs and even share recipes.  So far I had mine in a toss salad, added to scrambles eggs and veggies, and for breakfast with fresh fruit......

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I didn't toss mine in a salad, I tossed mine in the garbage can. :lol: I can't stand the stuff!

 

I'm glad you like it though because it's supposed to be really good for you. :)

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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I do love quinoa!  I cook mine in water flavored with chicken boullion, with butter.  ^_^

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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For breakfast with cocoa, honey, soymilk, vanilla, and smashed bananas!

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love2travel
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I am more fond of the flakes than the grain. I use the flour in all sorts of baking.

niese Explorer
niese
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For breakfast with cocoa, honey, soymilk, vanilla, and smashed bananas!

sounds yummy

cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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sounds yummy

Here's the recipe link:

 

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My daughter loves it too!

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I must try that!

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I've also found a Quinoa breakfast cake recipe which I'm going to make this weekend on the glutenfreegoddess website .

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