Quinoa Casserole

"I've been trying to find different ways to use quinoa, since it is so good for you. This recipe is from Eden Organic Foods."
 
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Ready In:
55mins
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
5
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 350°F Roast rinsed quinoa in a skillet until it pops.
  • Place in casserole dish and add water.
  • Heat oil and saute onions, garlic, and curry in skillet until onions are translucent.
  • Add celery, broccoli, and tomato; saute briefly and add to quinoa.
  • Add soy sauce and vinegar.
  • Cover casserole dish and bake for 45 minutes.

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Reviews

  1. This worked out well for our family. My 2yr old nephew would not eat it but everyone else liked it and there were no leftovers. It was a bit spicier than I expected it to be with the curry spice I used as I just used plain sesame oil. This may be why my nephew didn't want to eat it. Not sure if I will make this again, but it worked for a quick dinner last night! Thanks!
     
  2. This was edible but I think that flavour combination is terrible. I like the technique of baking and will try it again but the combination of the celery, broccoli and then the soy and vinegar and the curry didn't go very well. Next time I'd definately omit the celery, the soy and the vinegar and probably add peas and nuts or something.
     
  3. Good recipe. Cooked well in time given. Used it at vegetarian potluck. Liked that the quinoa came out light and fluffy - not soggy or crunchy. I did make 1 change that I thought was wise. After chopping the broccoli, I separated out the small florets and tops. I reserved those and added them 15 minutes into the cooking time. Thus the broccoli tops came out less mushy. Next time I might wait 20 minutes into cooking. I will use this recipe again.
     
  4. Very good! I love quinoa and this was just what I was looking for. I left out the celery because I hate it, and added a little bit of mozarella cheese on top to make this appeal more to picky eaters. I didn't know what hot pepper oil was, so I used an asian hot pepper sauce and it worked great. Thanks!
     
  5. Turned out to be a great way to get rid of all of the left over fresh veggies I had in the fridge. I diced it all in addition to the recipe ingredients. I used ALOT more curry powder and a bit of cayenne as well with vegan worcestershire sauce instead of soy sauce. Perfect! Thanks!!
     
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Tweaks

  1. Turned out to be a great way to get rid of all of the left over fresh veggies I had in the fridge. I diced it all in addition to the recipe ingredients. I used ALOT more curry powder and a bit of cayenne as well with vegan worcestershire sauce instead of soy sauce. Perfect! Thanks!!
     
  2. Good stuff! I substituted canola oil and garlic chili sauce for the sesame oil, and added a tablespoon of tomato paste to the veggies. I also made sure to chop the broccoli very fine. I found that I wanted to add salt to it at the table, but it was very tasty in general. Thanks!
     

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