Red Quinoa Pressure Cooker Breakfast Cereal
*Note: If you don't have a pressure cooker, you can make it on the stove or in your rice cooker - just cook it like you would brown rice.
*Serves: 6-8
INGREDIENTS:
2 Cups brown rice1 Cup red quinoa
5-1/2 Cups of water
1 tsp. salt
DIRECTIONS:
Add brown rice, red quinoa, water, and salt to your electric pressure cooker. Cook on high pressure for 12 minutes. Let pressure drop naturally or use the quick release method. When pressure has dropped, open and add coconut oil and Xagave. Taste and add more coconut oil and/or Xagave to taste, if needed. Serve with fresh fruit (I like it plain or with cut up peaches or berries) and your choice of cream, half-n-half or milk (cream or half-n-half is delicious, but I usually just eat it with milk).
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Linked to: Tasty Tuesday and Whole Foods Wednesday
1/3 Cup coconut oil
1/4 Cup Xagave
1/4 Cup Xagave
Berries or cut up fruit, optional
Cream, milk or half-n-half, optional
DIRECTIONS:
Add brown rice, red quinoa, water, and salt to your electric pressure cooker. Cook on high pressure for 12 minutes. Let pressure drop naturally or use the quick release method. When pressure has dropped, open and add coconut oil and Xagave. Taste and add more coconut oil and/or Xagave to taste, if needed. Serve with fresh fruit (I like it plain or with cut up peaches or berries) and your choice of cream, half-n-half or milk (cream or half-n-half is delicious, but I usually just eat it with milk).
Recipe Source: Adapted Slightly from Chef Brad Website
For more pressure cooker recipes see my pressure cooker recipe page. Or follow my pressure cooker board on pinterest.
Linked to: Tasty Tuesday and Whole Foods Wednesday
2 comments:
What a nice breakfast idea. I bet this is great with nuts and dried fruit too! Oooh and a little cinnamon!
I'm hosting Whole Food Wednesdays at beyond the peel. I hope you'll come join us!
http://www.beyondthepeel.net/2012/01/roasted-spiced-chickpeas-and-fennel-salad.html
Mmmm...that does sound good France! And thanks for the invite!
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