Guest guest Posted December 14, 2005 Report Posted December 14, 2005 http://healthylazy.tribe.net/thread/72e29f60-b7f5-4db6-affc-b0fe50412c7e#13e10b8\ 6-ca19-4f09-8f80-aa92a75edafe a few threads on tribe.net have listed recipes! Lobo Marisa Lima <zizalimamarizinha wrote: do you have any ideas how to make quinoa an interesting but fantastic dish , I usua.lly only add some mushrooms and onion , but I wanted to make it a good food for non vegans and allow them to see what they have been missing Marisa **************************** el Lobo vegetarian & philosopher 8428 Bellchase Dr., #710 Ft. Worth, TX 76120 (817)504-4951 (817)303-9964 " ...have drum, will travel " Shopping Find Great Deals on Holiday Gifts at Shopping Quote
Guest guest Posted December 14, 2005 Report Posted December 14, 2005 > do you have any ideas how to make quinoa an interesting but > fantastic dish , I usua.lly only add some mushrooms and onion , but > I wanted to make it a good food for non vegans and allow them to see > what they have been missing Here's a link to my very favorite quinoa recipe. It's a salad, but it fits the theme of this list, because of the jalapeno. http://veganconnection.com/recipes/quinoa_salpicon.htm (sort of a South American version of tabouli!) Susan Quote
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2010 Report Posted January 5, 2010 Plant some -- put some on damp vermiculite, or on damp paper -- and see if it sprouts. It's generally GROUND grains, pulses or spices that go bad or lose their potency. jrfm Patricia wrote: > > > Hi Everyone, > Does quinoa get rancid if it's kept for a long time? I have an > unopened bag that I have had for years, literally, will it still be good? > > Patricia > > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2010 Report Posted January 5, 2010 Good idea. Patricia --- On Mon, 1/4/10, jrfm <alcesalcesalces wrote: jrfm <alcesalcesalces Re: Quinoa Monday, January 4, 2010, 5:10 PM Plant some -- put some on damp vermiculite, or on damp paper -- and see if it sprouts. It's generally GROUND grains, pulses or spices that go bad or lose their potency. jrfm Patricia wrote: > > > Hi Everyone, > Does quinoa get rancid if it's kept for a long time? I have an > unopened bag that I have had for years, literally, will it still be good? > > Patricia > > Quote
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