Sprouting quinoa

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Discover how to sprout quinoa and use it to replace grains like rice and couscous in your raw salads, wraps, with vegetables and more.

Are you looking for more healthy no-cook recipes? Did you know you can sprout quinoa and some other foods and enjoy them in salads, wraps and more without always having to cook? Click here to view the recipe and follow these 3 simple steps for sprouting quinoa at home plus other great raw food ideas. Pin this recipe for later or print it out.

Here's an easy way to sprout quinoa the right way and great vegan recipes!

Quinoa is a grain producing plant in the amaranth family. Quinoa grains are high in protein, so they've become a popular health food. Sprouted quinoa is one way to consume this nutritious food, which you can eat raw on salads, wraps, or in...

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Not too long ago, the trick of pre-ferments was not widely used. Now it is common knowledge among bakers. Sprouted grain is a nothing new, but it is not a common bread-making approach. Try to think about it, sprouted grains are pre-ferment of sorts. You’re pre-fermenting the grains that would later incorporate into the dough as a flavoring agent, a way to up the anti on whole-grain flavor to a loaf, and without sacrificing the open texture of the finished loaf. It’ll be a matter of time…

If you are looking for a crispy, high-protein, easy and delicious addition to your meals, let me introduce you to crispy quinoa. It's easy to make, it's toasty and delicious, and it's so versatile. Here is how to make it, and a few of my favorite variations!

This versatile seed is a great way to add extra protein to breakfasts, salads, or desserts.

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