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1 cup dry quinoa, cooked
1/4 an onion
2 cloves garlic
1 medium potato
1/3 cup peas (fresh or frozen)
2 1/2 tsp coriander
2 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp turmeric (optional, for colour)
1 tsp ground mustard seed
Pinch of cayenne pepper
Sea salt, to taste
Cut potato into small chunks and coat with coconut oil, spread on a parchment lined baking sheet or in roasting pan. Roast until tender. You could also boil them if you'd prefer. Heat a frying pan to medium-low, cooks onions and garlic until onions are translucent. While you're doing this you could be cooking the quinoa. Add more oil into onion pan, add the cooked potatoes. Add in all of the spices except for turmeric. Cook spices for a minute or so. Add into the pot of cooked quinoa. Season with salt and turmeric, add in peas and put a lid over quinoa in order for the flavours to infuse. Drizzle olive oil and stir in. Serves 2 main dishes or 4 side dishes.
Another sketch free recipe I have to make! :)
ReplyDeletewow- what a great idea! i love it!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought this said "Samoa" quinoa bowl. YOu know those girl scout cookies with the chocolate and caramel?? haha That would be awesome. Although this looks delicious too ;)
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome! Simple but you can tell it's going to taste phenomenal.
ReplyDelete@Ashley: lol, that would be some crazy creativity if I actually could pull that off.
ReplyDeleteI make this exact dish quite often, only I use cubed tofu (which looks like potatoes, but has far more protein :P) instead of the potatoes.
ReplyDeleteI love quinoa -- it's got this great nutty flavor that I can't get enough of. Lately I've been experimenting with using amaranth in my tried-and-true quinoa recipes, with lovely results!
ReplyDeleteTurmeric goes in almost everything I eat -- even breakfast! It's so good for you.
I adore turmeric at the moment (and cardamom, which I think would go perfectly here)! I've actually never had to rinse quinoa, as it's never been bitter in my experience. But maybe Aussie quinoa is just magical ;)
ReplyDeleteThis looks great and I can't wait to make it. I have to tell you, your blog and the Manifest Vegan blog are BY FAR the best new blogs I've discovered in the past year. I'm obsessed! All your recipes are amazing-looking and super healthy too! And I feel like our taste in ingredients and combinations is very similar (like how I feel with Dreena Burton cookbooks that use tons of chickpeas and sweet potatoes in everything, haha). Thanks for being great. That is all. :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! I just love quinoa and indian foods..
ReplyDeletein case you want to take it one step further.... you can wrap your mixture up in rice paper and bake or fry it. yuuuummy!
ReplyDelete(unfortunately not an original idea by me.... i saw it on cake maker to the stars - kitteekake (.) blogspot (.) com
@runfoyolife: oooo that sounds awesome! like real samosas. thanks for the tip :)
ReplyDeleteI just finished making this and it is absolutely delicious! Simple to make but with complex flavors and a really lovely texture from the quinoa. My whole house smells fragrant from the spices and the coconut oil. Thanks for such a wonderful recipe. I will be making it often!
ReplyDelete@Anonymous: so glad you enjoyed it, and the scent as well!
ReplyDeleteI made this and thought it was one of the best quinoa dishes I've ever had! An easy recipe with simple flavors that came together over time to create a dish. And the peas add such a light sweet flavor at the end. So glad there are leftovers!
ReplyDeleteDelicious! I added lemon zest and juice, a little agave nectar, more peas, a diced jalapeƱo, and a half head of cauliflower cut into florettes and steamed. Would have added mint if I'd had any. :). Great inspiration...thanks!
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Just awesome. Mouth watering vegan samosa, I like very much.
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