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I love quinoa And eat it a lot
But pancakes i make with pancake flour
Tortilla's i eat tortillas
i just make room for it in my diary lol
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Idk the difference but at least I got an arm workout grinding quinoa0
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19marialyn wrote: »Quinoa just is a healthy grain. This recipe tastes surprisingly good
are there unhealthy grains then?
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There are no replacements for corn tortillas. There are inferior alternatives, but there are no replacements.0
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19marialyn wrote: »try grinding quinoa into a flour and add water! Add a pinch of sugar for pancakes. Pour onto a skillet with coconut oil and cook. Had this for lunch. SO GOOD! I put on spinach and baby bell cheese. I would highly recommend it!
That could be useful to change things up or to help meet daily macro needs, as quinoa is very high in protein. I wouldn't go so far as to replace everything with it, but nice tip!0 -
TheOwlhouseDesigns wrote: »19marialyn wrote: »Quinoa just is a healthy grain. This recipe tastes surprisingly good
are there unhealthy grains then?0 -
Seems like a whole lot of effort.
I like my bread, helgas 5 seed, smells good out of the toaster. I used to eat this other helgas bread like soy and something I think, tasted good.0 -
Very true0
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I mean it sounds pretty legit, but if I want pancakes or tortillas, Imma have 'em!0
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My home milled flour is pretty healthy all things considered. Quinoa has a very distinct flavor that is not easy to mask, and I can't say I would want in my pancakes. :noway:0
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lol right!
Well like i said i eat quinoa because i love quinoa
not going to replace my bread or tortilla's because they should be bad.
There is no bad or good food....only TOO MUCH food0 -
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I like making chickpea pancakes. Chickpea/gram/besan flour, water, salt, a little cumin. Cook in a hot nonstick pan on either side (takes maybe 2 minutes total.) They're a fun change of pace for a quick breakfast, or to have with an Indian-style meal.0
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TheOwlhouseDesigns wrote: »19marialyn wrote: »Quinoa just is a healthy grain. This recipe tastes surprisingly good
are there unhealthy grains then?
Here's a comparison between brown rice and quinoa. Both healthy, the difference being that for 100g each, you're getting more of pretty much everything with the quinoa: more calories, potassium, protein (good amount of protein for a grain is a big selling point for quinoa), etc.:
https://google.com/search?site=&source=hp&q=quinoa+compared+to+rice&oq=quinoa+compar&gs_l=hp.1.0.0l9.3564.22080.0.25119.14.14.0.0.0.0.114.1267.8j5.13.0.ckpsrh...0...1.1.64.hp..2.12.1177.0.0y12nt6CWnI
So, as always, depends what you're looking for.
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19marialyn wrote: »try grinding quinoa into a flour and add water! Add a pinch of sugar for pancakes. Pour onto a skillet with coconut oil and cook. Had this for lunch. SO GOOD! I put on spinach and baby bell cheese. I would highly recommend it!
You know they make quinoa flour right?
Honestly, this sounds gross but I hate quinoa anyway0 -
Great ideas!
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like i said there are no bad or good foods, no white or browns
Everything in balance and moderation.
My reaction was meant to be funny!0 -
TheOwlhouseDesigns wrote: »like i said there are no bad or good foods, no white or browns
Everything in balance and moderation.
My reaction was meant to be funny!
What about food well past its used by date?
Checkmate
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King me
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DeguelloTex wrote: »There are no replacements for corn tortillas. There are inferior alternatives, but there are no replacements.
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