- 90% food magazine (Donna Hay & Gourmet Traveler are my favourites)
- 5% Women's Health (I used to read my dad's Men's Health when it came, I like the small facts and tidbits)
- 3% house magazine (Trends, Luxury Homes etc)
- 2% fashion magazine (normally InStyle)
After spotting a few blog recipes containing it as well I thought I'd give my 'best hope' supermarket, Leos, a try. After looking on every shelf for 4 aisles I thought I was out of luck, when lo and behold, there it was, amongst some cracked wheat, bulghur and other 'specialty' grains, seeds etc. I was overly ecstatic - now I could finally try some of this healthy stuff.
ease: 4/5. A little more time consuming than most brekky recipes.
prep time: 2mins to rinse quinoa (important step as it removes saponins which give it a bitter taste) and prep other ingredients.
cooking time: 20mins.
total: 22mins. Only around 3mins actively cooking.
taste: 3.5/5. The quinoa was like a a cross between oats and cous cous in texture, but still quite soft. It had a mildly nutty taste which I liked. I didn't mind this recipe, my partner didn't really like it although he ate most of his bowl. I used a selection of frozen berries instead of fresh blackberries (cost factor) and honey instead of agave nectar (couldn't find it) I will definitely try some savoury recipes but I will also try it as a breakfast option again.
would I make it again: No - not this recipe but will definitely try some more quinoa recipes.
recipe: http://www.101cookbooks.com/archives/warm-and-nutty-cinnamon-quinoa-recipe.html
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