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The Quintessential Quinoa Cookbook : Eat Great, Lose Weight, Feel Healthy
by
Wendy Polisi
With over 200 pages of quinoa-inspired cuisine, The Quintessential Quinoa Cookbook
is unlike any other quinoa cookbook. Inside you’ll find Wendy’s exclusive,
hand-crafted recipes, photographs of every recipe, nutritional information for
every recipe, and alternative ingredients and preparation methods. Included are
vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free, fast &...more
is unlike any other quinoa cookbook. Inside you’ll find Wendy’s exclusive,
hand-crafted recipes, photographs of every recipe, nutritional information for
every recipe, and alternative ingredients and preparation methods. Included are
vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free, fast &...more
Hardcover, 224 pages
Published
April 2012
by Skyhorse
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So basically, you can put quinoa in, like, whatever. Or you can just put stuff in quinoa instead. Okay.
The title snookered me in. I love quinoa & have a number of most excellent recipes, several of them from one of the Moosewood cookbooks. However, they layout was too busy, the glossy finish more appropriate for a coffee table edition, the binding too tight . . . and the recipes were a disappointment. Why? Too many packaged ingredients in some of the recipes. Now wouldn't you think a Polenta Lasagna recipe would start with telling you how to make quinoa polenta, rather than calling for "2 18...more
Only a few pages of nutritional information and the different types of quinoa.
I've tried one recipe, which was delicious, and plan to try more. This is not a vegetarian/vegan cookbook, but most of the recipes can be tweaked.
I found the layout of the pages a little confusing and busy.
I would recommend to anyone interested in cooking with quinoa.
I've tried one recipe, which was delicious, and plan to try more. This is not a vegetarian/vegan cookbook, but most of the recipes can be tweaked.
I found the layout of the pages a little confusing and busy.
I would recommend to anyone interested in cooking with quinoa.
Liked this. There was even nutritional data, but somewhat uneven (for some reasons, some recipes had protein content in the nutritional info and some didn't.) Will definitely be trying a few recipes from here.
This cookbook is full of original ideas, but a lot of the recipes are simple variations on other recipes found in the book. The photography leaves a lot to be desired.
Looking forward to trying many of these recipes. Will probably have to purchase a copy!
Quinoa, how do I love thee
let me count the ways
let me count the ways
I enjoyed the one recipe that I did make (quinoa with kale pecan pesto). It was delish!
Can't wait to try these recipes when I have my new kitchen.
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