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Explore ancient grains
So-called “ancient grains” such as millet, quinoa, amaranth, spelt, and teff are experiencing a comeback these days. Some people like ancient grains for their rich flavors. Others like them because they offer great nutritional value: quinoa is high in protein; amaranth, while technically not a grain, has twice as much iron as wheat; And still others appreciate them for the variety they offer: spelt, for example, is often used as a substitute for wheat. Challenge yourself to explore one of the ancient grains that’s new to you: learn how to cook it and pair it with other dishes you currently enjoy. Look for ideas in your favorite vegetarian cookbooks or online.
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make it taste good n i’ll eat it
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At a nearby spa/resort they make quinoa with chicken stock and a few juniper berries. Simple and yummy. Low fat and easy.Even my kids will eat it.


