Hot Quinoa Cereal
To make this hot quinoa cereal, you'll simply boil your quinoa according to Maria's instructions; add it to a sauce pan along with two cups of nut milk, a cinnamon stick, and dried fruits; and bring it to a simmer until thickened. Once it's thickened, you'll stir in a sweetener and spices, divide it between bowls (or save some for later), and top it with a variety of goodness. I chose dried currants, dried cranberries, pomegranate seeds, pepitas, and fresh raspberries for the toppings, but the options are endless.
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Hot Quinoa Cereal
To make this hot quinoa cereal, you'll simply boil your quinoa according to Maria's instructions; add it to a sauce pan along with two cups of nut milk, a cinnamon stick, and dried fruits; and bring it to a simmer until thickened. Once it's thickened, you'll stir in a sweetener and spices, divide it between bowls (or save some for later), and top it with a variety of goodness. I chose dried currants, dried cranberries, pomegranate seeds, pepitas, and fresh raspberries for the toppings, but the options are endless.
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Hot Quinoa Cereal
To make this hot quinoa cereal, you'll simply boil your quinoa according to Maria's instructions; add it to a sauce pan along with two cups of nut milk, a cinnamon stick, and dried fruits; and bring it to a simmer until thickened. Once it's thickened, you'll stir in a sweetener and spices, divide it between bowls (or save some for later), and top it with a variety of goodness. I chose dried currants, dried cranberries, pomegranate seeds, pepitas, and fresh raspberries for the toppings, but the options are endless.
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No-Fuss Garlicky Farro with Sautéed Mushrooms
This farro is fuss-free with minimal chopping, cookware, and ingredients required, and it's the kind of meal I love at the end of a busy day. To make it, you'll cook the farro by simmering it in water for 30 minutes. While the farro is simmering, you'll sauté baby bella + shiitake mushrooms and lots of minced garlic in olive oil until everything is tender and golden. Once the farro is ready, you'll add it to the pan and stir in a handful of chopped parsley for brightness and color, a drizzle of olive oil, pinch of sea salt, and a few grinds of black pepper.
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