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Quinoa 101



It has been quite a while since I quit eating white rice.Quinoa curbs my rice cravings because of the texture/taste .It is a healthy substitute because it's protein packed  (contains all the essential amino acids) and way less amount of carbs.Qualifies for a perfect dinner option!

  Quinoa Thai spicy red chicken curry

  Quinoa Kung Pao chicken

  Quinoa Meatball "Spaghetti"

  Quinoa Hawaiian chicken 

  Quinoa chicken Fajita bowl

    Quinoa Egg Fried "rice"
                            

    Quinoa chicken Pulao

   

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