Am I the only one who thinks quinoa is vulgar?
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Anonymous
| I love quinoa. Whole grain pasta, however, is just horrid. |
Anonymous
WTH is wrong with your toenail clippings? Agree - not vulgar, vile. And the taste of prosciutto is vulgar. |
Anonymous
| Eating a puppy is vulgar. Eating quinoa is just trendy. |
Anonymous
| It's mush. |
Anonymous
My guess is pasta salad. |
Anonymous
Or traditional, depending on where you're from. |
Anonymous
Whether you like a food or not is a matter of personal palate. Slurring other people's palates with words like "vulgar" is just bitchy. |
Anonymous
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I'd rather eat quinoa than oatmeal. This recipe is pretty good:
http://allears.net/din/rec_qui.htm |
Anonymous
| Not a fan. |
Anonymous
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1) Vulgar connotes without manners or class. Vulgar doesn't quite fit quinoa, which is pretty far from cheap and classless.
2) You may not like the bitterness from inadequate rinsing. I buy pre-washed quinoa, and then rinse it again in a fine-meshed strainer. 3) Quinoa is really tasty if you treat it as part of a salad--with an acid (lime or lemon) and olive oil, finely chopped veggies (red peppers, scallions), something sweet (dried apricots), and something crunch (toasted almonds). |
Anonymous
| I prepare quinoa in the pressure cooker with chicken broth. It is a whole different dish prepared this way. I won't eat quinoa any other way. |
Anonymous
haha! |
Anonymous
Huh? |
Anonymous
It is what you prepare around it. All grains are boring when standing alone. This recipe is fool proof. I have sent this to people more times than I can count. http://iowagirleats.com/recipes/superfood-salad-with-lemon-vinaigrette/ Vulgar though? Strange choice of words. |
Anonymous
How old are you? And are you a little boy? |