What are these you ask?
They are baked shells made with leftover quinoa, cornmeal and quinoa flour. Essentially they are healthy little cups to be served as an appetizer with the stuffing of your choosing. In this case, I went with a Mexican theme and stuffed them with my classic vegetarian refried beans. Other options you may wish to consider are dips, quacamole or salsas, cheese (think of your favorite nacho toppings or cracker spreads), or anything else that strikes your fancy. You may even wish to go with something sweet. They make for a cute presentation too should you have your mind on entertaining.
Savory Quinoa Corn Cups |
Recipe by Lisa Turner Adapted from Cooking with Quinoa For Dummies Published on March 5, 2013 Simple, savory and crunchy baked quinoa and corn cups — perfect for filling with dips, cheeses or salsas for an attractive and unique appetizer Print this recipe Ingredients:
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More little bites from Lisa's Vegetarian Kitchen you are sure to enjoy:
Fiery Deviled Eggs
Eggplant Quinoa Bites with Pesto
Olive Cheese Balls
Indian-Style Poppy Seed Wafers
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Cute! Nice to see creative ideas in the cookbook, even if not vegan. ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it would be easy enough to make them vegan friendly.
ReplyDeleteThey do make for a fantastic presentation Lisa. As a matter of interest I have signed up for an all day Indian cooking class here in town.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you will have fun Val. Wish we lived nearby so we could cook up a fabulous Indian meal together.
ReplyDeleteQuinoa corn cups looks stunning.... Great job....:-)
ReplyDeleteLisa this looks wonderful snack idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! These could be used for so many things. You have me thinking now... Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThey look a treat!
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