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Our quinoa pilaf recipe is low fat, delicious, high in protein, quick and easy to cook. Quinoa can easily be used in any pilaf recipe instead of any other whole grain.
This quinoa recipe is perfect with baked tofu, and a green salad or cream of broccoli soup, for a completely satisfying meal.
Although classed as a grain, quinoa (keen-wah) is technically an herb, originating with the Incas, in Peru. It is perishable because of its oil content, and should be stored in the fridge up to a month, or in the freezer for 2 months. More Quinoa Info and Tips
Serves Four: Prep time approx. 30 minutes
Making this recipe for a party where there's vegetarians and vegans attending. Tip: Quinoa is so small & fine that it's difficult to drain with a regular colander. Solution: I have a wire metal Splatter Cover (one used to prevent food splattering) and after soaking the Quinoa for 15 minutes, I simply poured the soaked Quinoa on top of the Splatter Cover, the water drained and no lost Quinoa fell thru the wholes. I mixed chopped spinach and a little diced cooked zucchini to the mix. I'm thinking Sun Dried Tomatoes would be yummy too! - Mercy A.