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Recipes For Quinoa Soup?

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I never cooked with it before...i just went shopping yesterday and picked it up. Need a gluten-free recipe. I have chicken broth and some veggies like peppers, onions, green onions, potatoes, carrots, and minced garlic. What can I do with that? LOL

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Roda Rising Star
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This might work for you. I love it and make it for myself often.

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lucia Enthusiast
lucia
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Nice recipe, Roda!

I use quinoa like rice sometimes. You could cook it in the chicken stock, roast the other veggies, then pile your roasted veggies on top. No need to include a protein source since quinoa includes protein (pretty neat), but you could sprinkle with some grated cheese or chopped toasted nuts for added nutrition and flavor. So easy. So good.

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oh i really like the grated cheese part too!!

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love2travel
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It may be too late now, but next time why not try this one? It has robust flavours from the black beans and the chipotle peppers. The canned chipotle where I shop does contain gluten so I make my own. So, double check the canned chipotles there.

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This recipe is very basic so I tweak it to suit my tastes but it is a nice option with shredded chicken. A good foundational recipe to build on.

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