Quinoa Salad- Example

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Quinoa Salad: Serves 8 Nutrition Facts KCAL CARB (g) PROTEIN (g) FAT (g) 135 36 143 1970 27 % 7 % 65 % Ingredients: 2 cups of quinoa 4 cups of water 1 bunch of parsley 1 green onion chopped 1 cup of boiled chickpeas 1 cup of pomegranate seeds 1 chopped tomato 1/4 cup of roasted pine nuts Dressing: 1/2 cup of olive oil 1/4 cup of lemon juice 1/4 cup of balsamic vinegar Salt and pepper Method: Mix all dressing ingredients and place aside. Boil the water in a pot and add the quinoa and cover. stir occasionally until cooked. let cool. Place parsley in Philips onion chef and chop. Place the cooked and cooled quinoa in a bowl. Add the parsley, tomatoes, green onions, chickpeas, pine nuts and pomegranate seeds. Add dressing and mix well. Keep in fridge until serving. KEY FEATURE Pomegranate: Named as “Seeded Apple” & “Jewel of Winter” Valuable fruit including: - Antioxidants - High content of Vitamin C - Anti Cancer Properties - Joint health supporters - And is great for your heart health This Recipe can be done by Quinoa OR Bulgur Calories per cup Cup for cup Protein per cup Gluten Conclusion Quinoa Bulgur 222 kcal 112 kcal Has more of nearly every macro- and micronutrient except dietary fiber. Contains slightly more vitamins and minerals than Bulgur 8 grams complete protein; that is, it contains all nine of the amino acids that humans must get from food Free of gluten, a protein that causes allergic reactions or digestive problems in susceptible individuals Bulgur, with its greater volume per calorie, may promote satiety more effectively than quinoa 4 grams not complete protein Bulgur, like all wheat products, contains gluten If you are watching calories and looking for weight loss; bulgur might be a better option for you, but if you are looking protein, vitamins and minerals intake; you should go for Quinoa

<strong>Quinoa</strong> <strong>Salad</strong>: Serves 8<br />

Nutrition Facts<br />

KCAL CARB (g) PROTEIN (g) FAT (g)<br />

135 36 143<br />

1970<br />

27 % 7 % 65 %<br />

Ingredients:<br />

2 cups of quinoa<br />

4 cups of water<br />

1 bunch of parsley<br />

1 green onion chopped<br />

1 cup of boiled chickpeas<br />

1 cup of pomegranate seeds<br />

1 chopped tomato<br />

1/4 cup of roasted pine nuts<br />

Dressing:<br />

1/2 cup of olive oil<br />

1/4 cup of lemon juice<br />

1/4 cup of balsamic vinegar<br />

Salt and pepper<br />

Method:<br />

Mix all dressing ingredients and place aside.<br />

Boil the water in a pot and add the quinoa and cover.<br />

stir occasionally until cooked. let cool.<br />

Place parsley in Philips onion chef and chop.<br />

Place the cooked and cooled quinoa in a bowl. Add the<br />

parsley, tomatoes, green onions, chickpeas, pine nuts<br />

and pomegranate seeds.<br />

Add dressing and mix well.<br />

Keep in fridge until serving.<br />

KEY FEATURE<br />

Pomegranate:<br />

Named as “Seeded Apple” & “Jewel of Winter”<br />

Valuable fruit including:<br />

- Antioxidants<br />

- High content of Vitamin C<br />

- Anti Cancer Properties<br />

- Joint health supporters<br />

- And is great for your heart health<br />

This Recipe can be done by <strong>Quinoa</strong> OR Bulgur<br />

Calories<br />

per cup<br />

Cup for<br />

cup<br />

Protein per<br />

cup<br />

Gluten<br />

Conclusion<br />

<strong>Quinoa</strong><br />

Bulgur<br />

222 kcal 112 kcal<br />

Has more of nearly every<br />

macro- and micronutrient<br />

except dietary fiber. Contains<br />

slightly more vitamins and<br />

minerals than Bulgur<br />

8 grams complete protein;<br />

that is, it contains all nine of<br />

the amino acids that humans<br />

must get from food<br />

Free of gluten, a protein that<br />

causes allergic reactions or<br />

digestive problems in<br />

susceptible individuals<br />

Bulgur, with its greater volume<br />

per calorie, may promote<br />

satiety more effectively than<br />

quinoa<br />

4 grams not complete<br />

protein<br />

Bulgur, like all wheat<br />

products, contains gluten<br />

If you are watching calories and looking for weight loss; bulgur<br />

might be a better option for you, but if you are looking protein,<br />

vitamins and minerals intake; you should go for <strong>Quinoa</strong>


<strong>Quinoa</strong> <strong>Salad</strong>: Serves 8<br />

Nutrition Facts / Serving<br />

KCAL CARB (g) PROTEIN (g) FAT<br />

17 4.5 18<br />

264<br />

27 % 7 % 65 %<br />

Ingredients:<br />

2 cups of quinoa<br />

4 cups of water<br />

1 bunch of parsley<br />

1 green onion chopped<br />

1 cup of boiled chickpeas<br />

1 cup of pomegranate seeds<br />

1 chopped tomato<br />

1/4 cup of roasted pine nuts<br />

Dressing:<br />

1/2 cup of olive oil<br />

1/4 cup of lemon juice<br />

1/4 cup of balsamic vinegar<br />

Salt and pepper<br />

Method:<br />

Mix all dressing ingredients and place aside.<br />

Boil the water in a pot and add the quinoa and cover.<br />

stir occasionally until cooked. let cool.<br />

Place parsley in Philips onion chef and chop.<br />

Place the cooked and cooled quinoa in a bowl. Add the<br />

parsley, tomatoes, green onions, chickpeas, pine nuts<br />

and pomegranate seeds.<br />

Add dressing and mix well.<br />

Keep in fridge until serving.<br />

KEY FEATURE<br />

Pomegranate:<br />

Named as “Seeded Apple” & “Jewel of Winter”<br />

Valuable fruit including:<br />

- Antioxidants<br />

- High content of Vitamin C<br />

- Anti Cancer Properties<br />

- Joint health supporters<br />

- And is great for your heart health<br />

This Recipe can be done by <strong>Quinoa</strong> OR Bulgur<br />

Calories<br />

per cup<br />

Cup for<br />

cup<br />

Protein per<br />

cup<br />

Gluten<br />

Conclusion<br />

<strong>Quinoa</strong><br />

Bulgur<br />

222 kcal 112 kcal<br />

Has more of nearly every<br />

macro- and micronutrient<br />

except dietary fiber. Contains<br />

slightly more vitamins and<br />

minerals than Bulgur<br />

8 grams complete protein;<br />

that is, it contains all nine of<br />

the amino acids that humans<br />

must get from food<br />

Free of gluten, a protein that<br />

causes allergic reactions or<br />

digestive problems in<br />

susceptible individuals<br />

Bulgur, with its greater volume<br />

per calorie, may promote<br />

satiety more effectively than<br />

quinoa<br />

4 grams not complete<br />

protein<br />

Bulgur, like all wheat<br />

products, contains gluten<br />

If you are watching calories and looking for weight loss; bulgur<br />

might be a better option for you, but if you are looking protein,<br />

vitamins and minerals intake; you should go for <strong>Quinoa</strong>

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