#QuinoaConjee #QuinoaKanji #QuinoaSoup :
#Quinoa is a pseudocereal as the edible seeds are obtained from a flowering plant and not from grass. The scientific name is Chenopodium quinoa. It is a flowering plant belongs to Amaranth family.
Quinoa is gluten free and high in Protein.
The edible seeds are rich in protein, dietary fiber, B Vitamins and dietary minerals in amount greater than other cereals.
A cup of Quinoa gives twice the amount of Protein and 5 g more fiber than the same amount of Rice.
100 gms of uncooked Quinoa contains 14.1 gms of protein [ 20% of daily value DV ], folate 184 ug [ 46 % of DV and higher amount of dietary minerals like Magnesium 197 mg [ 55% ], Manganese 2 mg [ 95 % ], Zinc 3.1 mg [ 33 % ], and Phosphorus 457 mg [ 65 % ].
100 gms of cooked Quinoa is rich source of Manganese and Phosphorus [ 30 % and 22 % respectively ], moderate source of dietary fiber [10 - 19 %],
folate, Iron and Zinc [ 11% of DV each ].
To know more on Quinoa
Cooking Time : 20 - 25 minutes
Quantity prepared : 2 Cups Approx.
Method :
Take 2 cups of water in a wide mouthed big vessel.
Heat on a stove over high flame.
Now wash quinoa twice and drain water completely.
Put into the hot water in the vessel on the stove.
When it starts boiling reduce the flame and allow to simmer.
It takes around 15 to 20 minutes to cook quinoa soft and fluffy.
Stir once in a while at regular intervals
When quinoa becomes soft and fluffy, add chopped onion, garlic and carrot.
Stir well and allow to simmer for 2 minutes.
Then add chopped tender yellow pumpkin and banana stem.
Add salt also and mix well.
Let it simmer for two more minutes.
Turn off the stove and transfer prepared Conjee into a serving bowl.
Top it with crushed pepper and coriander leaves.
Serve hot with any pickle
or pudina chutney.
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Edible seeds Recipes
#Quinoa is a pseudocereal as the edible seeds are obtained from a flowering plant and not from grass. The scientific name is Chenopodium quinoa. It is a flowering plant belongs to Amaranth family.
Quinoa is gluten free and high in Protein.
The edible seeds are rich in protein, dietary fiber, B Vitamins and dietary minerals in amount greater than other cereals.
A cup of Quinoa gives twice the amount of Protein and 5 g more fiber than the same amount of Rice.
100 gms of uncooked Quinoa contains 14.1 gms of protein [ 20% of daily value DV ], folate 184 ug [ 46 % of DV and higher amount of dietary minerals like Magnesium 197 mg [ 55% ], Manganese 2 mg [ 95 % ], Zinc 3.1 mg [ 33 % ], and Phosphorus 457 mg [ 65 % ].
100 gms of cooked Quinoa is rich source of Manganese and Phosphorus [ 30 % and 22 % respectively ], moderate source of dietary fiber [10 - 19 %],
folate, Iron and Zinc [ 11% of DV each ].
To know more on Quinoa
Cooking Time : 20 - 25 minutes
Quantity prepared : 2 Cups Approx.
Ingredients : | |
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1/4 Cup | Quinoa |
1 Tbsp | Small onion chopped |
2 pods | Garlic chopped |
1 Tbsp | Carrot chopped |
2 Tbsp | Banana stem chopped |
1 Tbsp | Tender Yellow pumpkin chopped |
1/ Tsp | Coriander leaves chopped |
1/2 Tsp | crushed Black pepper |
1/2 Tsp | Salt [ adjust ] |
Method :
Take 2 cups of water in a wide mouthed big vessel.
Heat on a stove over high flame.
Now wash quinoa twice and drain water completely.
Put into the hot water in the vessel on the stove.
When it starts boiling reduce the flame and allow to simmer.
It takes around 15 to 20 minutes to cook quinoa soft and fluffy.
Stir once in a while at regular intervals
When quinoa becomes soft and fluffy, add chopped onion, garlic and carrot.
Stir well and allow to simmer for 2 minutes.
Then add chopped tender yellow pumpkin and banana stem.
Add salt also and mix well.
Let it simmer for two more minutes.
Turn off the stove and transfer prepared Conjee into a serving bowl.
Top it with crushed pepper and coriander leaves.
Serve hot with any pickle
or pudina chutney.
Other recipes you may like to try
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For mouthwatering Pickles
Preserves
For spicy accompaniments
Chutney Recipes
Ideas for dishes from Edible seeds
Edible seeds Recipes
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