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I've tried numerous different brands and it all tastes the same to me (I like quinoa, just to be clear). It's such a generally bland taste that I can't imagine big differences anyway.
I know I've tried a few brands & some taste a little different or are a tad more starchy, so far, I like that organic, tri-color one at Trader Joe's the best, I think.
I've bought it in bulk. I doubt that it's organic. But, I dont think I like it anymore.
I cant bring much flavor into it. I mix it w/roasted veggies, oil, red wine vinegar, s&p. Doesnt help.
I've switched over to barley, and mix it up...it tastes much better.
I've bought it in bulk. I doubt that it's organic. But, I dont think I like it anymore.
I cant bring much flavor into it. I mix it w/roasted veggies, oil, red wine vinegar, s&p. Doesnt help.
I've switched over to barley, and mix it up...it tastes much better.
imo
If you want a new idea to do w/ quinoa, here's a recipe for fried rice from a pro Japanese chef that I replicated plrecisely. I just substitute the rice for quinoa & it's great! For the meat, I mostly use low-sodium SPAM, which really gives a nice flavor to this dish. I've made this probably about 10xs since COVID started:
Near East, but it's been out since pandemic started. There's none on the shelves. Couscous yes, but not their normal quinoa varieties. I've been getting a quick heat up one, cooked, you just warm up in microwave.
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