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How to Make Coconut Quinoa.

The combination of coconut and quinoa is delicious. The wonderful thing about coconut quinoa is that it can be served for breakfast with berries, nuts and seeds or cooked for dinner with a range of side dishes or as part of a curry. If you have rice cooker or a slow cooker, coconut quinoa is very easy to make. It can also be cooked on the stovetop. Enjoy coconut quinoa with sweet flavors like maple syrup and honey or with spices like cinnamon.

Ingredients Basic Coconut Quinoa.
1tablespoon of coconut oil, 1 1/2cups of rinsed quinoa.
1 (13.5 ounce) can of unsweetened coconut milk, 1 teaspoon of salt.
Serves six people.

Ingredients Coconut Quinoa with Maple Syrup.
1 cup of rinsed quinoa, 15 oz. of coconut milk.
1/2 a cup of water, 1 tablespoon of maple syrup.
Serves four people.

Ingredients Coconut Quinoa Porridge with Blueberries.
1 cup (8 oz) rinsed, white quinoa, 1 1/2 cups (12 fl. oz) coconut milk.
1/2 a cup (4 fl oz) and two tablespoons of water, 1 teaspoon of vanilla powder.
1/2 a teaspoon of ground cinnamon, 3 teaspoons of honey, 1 pint (8 oz) of blueberries.
1 tablespoon of coconut chips, 1 tablespoon of roasted pistachios, 2 teaspoons of chia seeds.
2 teaspoons of coconut sugar, 2 tablespoons of almond butter, 1 peeled, sliced banana, Almond milk to serve.
Serves two or three people.

Ingredients Coconut Quinoa Curry.
1 peeled, chopped sweet potato, A large broccoli crown, 1/2 a cup of diced white onion.
15 oz. of rinsed, drained chick peas, 28 oz of diced tomatoes, 29 oz. of coconut milk.
1/4 of a cup of quinoa, Two large minced garlic cloves, 1 tablespoon of grated ginger.
1 tablespoon of grated turmeric, 2 teaspoons of tamari sauce, 1/2 a teaspoon of chili flakes, 1- 1 1/2 cups of water.
Serves six to eight people.

Method 1 Making Basic Coconut Quinoa.
1. Toast the quinoa. Start by heating the oil in a medium sized saucepan on medium heat. Then, throw in the quinoa and toast it for five minutes. You should stir it around to make sure the quinoa is coated in oil and gets brown but not burnt.
2. Cook the coconut quinoa. Add the salt, a cup and a half of water and the coconut milk. Once the mixture comes to a boil, turn it down to a simmer. Simmer it for twenty to twenty five minutes, or until the liquid is absorbed. Leave it, off the burner, to rest for ten minutes and then serve it.
3. Add maple syrup to the basic coconut quinoa. Put the ingredients in a medium sized saucepan. Once it has come to a boil, turn it down to a simmer. Let it simmer until all of the liquid is absorbed, which should take around ten minutes.
If you have a rice cooker, you can just throw all of the ingredients inside and set it to white rice setting.
This wonderful recipe can be served alongside Asian inspired, salty or spicy dishes. It can also be served on its own.

Method 2 Making Coconut Quinoa with Blueberries.
1. Cook the coconut quinoa. Put a saucepan on high heat. Throw in the quinoa, one cup of the coconut milk, half a cup of water, half a teaspoon of vanilla powder and all of the cinnamon. Bring the mixture to a boil. Once it boils, immediately turn it down to a simmer. Let it simmer for twelve minutes, which should allow the liquid to be absorbed into the quinoa. Finally, stir in two teaspoons of honey and the rest of the coconut milk.
2. Make the blueberry sauce for the porridge. Put a saucepan on medium to low heat. Put the blueberries, two tablespoons of water, the rest of the vanilla and a teaspoon of honey. Cook the mixture for six minutes.
If it is winter, you can get frozen blueberries in the freezer section of your grocery store. If it is summer, make an outing of it and go blueberry picking.
3. Mix the nuts. Stir the coconut chips, pistachios, chia seeds and coconut sugar in a little bowl. Optionally, you could throw in a few chia seeds or other seeds or nuts of your choice. It tastes great with most kinds of nuts and seeds. Consider adding the following healthy nuts to the existing recipe.
Consider adding some Brazil nuts, which are a great source of selenium.
Throw in some almonds, which are a great source of riboflavin, vitamin E, and magnesium. They also have lots of protein.
Put in some pistachios, which have lots of healthy fat.
4. Serve the porridge. Serve a few ladles of quinoa into the serving bowls. Put some almond butter on top. Pour the blueberry mixture on top. Finally, sprinkle some sliced banana and the nut mixture.

Method 3 Making Coconut Curry.
1. Get out your slow cooker. In a slow cooker, add a cup of water. Then, add all of the ingredients. Mix the ingredients around until everything looks well mixed.
If you don't have a slow cooker, consider getting one. You should look for one that distributes heat evenly and has a removable insert, since it will be easier to wash. They make cooking easier, since you can get other things done while you are making your curry.
If you have more time on your hands, you could cook the chick peas from scratch instead of using a can.
2. Turn on the slow cooker. If you cook it on low, it will take five hours. If you cook it on a higher setting, it will cook in three or four hours. You should check it after three hours.
Root vegetables take longer to cook so put them on the bottom of the pot closer to the heat source. If your slow cooker has the heat element only on the bottom or top, as opposed to all around the sides, you will need to stir it more often.
If you want a darker curry, you could cook the ginger, garlic and onion a bit before putting them in your slow cooker. If you prefer a lighter curry, put them in raw at the same time as all your ingredients.
If you prefer a spicier curry, you could add another tablespoon each of ginger and turmeric.
3. Check to see if it is done. You will know it is done when the potatoes are fully cooked and the curry looks nice and thick. If it is still somewhat watery, it needs to keep cooking. The best way to check is to taste the potatoes to see if they are done all the way through. It should be warm and spicy.

Things You'll Need : Rice cooker, Slow cooker, Medium sized saucepan.
April 09, 2020


How to Cook Sago.

Sago is an important food for the people of New Guinea, but this starchy treat is now sold throughout the world. Sago often comes in pearls that are cooked to make pastes, pancakes, or small balls. It works great in puddings and drinks. Boil normal sago to prepare it or soak big sago pearls throughout the day (for about 6 hours) so its ready in time for dinner. Mix sago with all kinds of fruits to create new variations of sago dishes.



Ingredients.

Sago.

1 cup (237 ml) uncooked sago pearls.

6 cups (1.4 L) water.

½ cup (118 ml) granulated white sugar.

Serves 5.



Big Sago.

5.3 oz (150 g) big sago pearls.

2.1 qt (2 L) water.

6.8 fl oz (200 ml) water.

Makes 1.3 lbs (600 g).



Mango-Sago Dessert.

2 cups (473 ml) of cooked sago (chilled).

¾ to 1 cup (177 to 237 ml) of pureed mangoes (chilled).

½ to ¾ cups of coconut cream (chilled).

Sugar (to taste).

Chopped fresh mangoes (optional).

Crushed ice (optional).

Serves 4 to 6..



Method 1 Boiling Sago.

1. Bring water to a boil in a large pot. Measure out 6 cups (1.4 L) of water and pour it into a large pot. Place the pot on your stove top and bring it to a boil over high heat. Once boiling, reduce the heat to medium.

2. Cook the sago over medium heat for 30 minutes. Pour 1 cup (237 ml) of sago into the boiling water. Cover the pot with a lid and set a timer for 30 minutes. Stir the pearls about once every 10 minutes.

3. Add sugar to the water and sago. Pour in a half cup (118 ml) of granulated white sugar into the pot and stir the contents thoroughly. Now you're ready to lid the pot and reset the timer for 20 minutes. Stir the pearls every 10 minutes.

If the water boils low, add more. The sago should be submerged in water at all times.

4. Turn off the heat, cool, and enjoy. After your 20 minute timer rings, turn off the heat. Rotate the pot to a cool burner. While keeping the pot lidded, allow it to cool until it reaches room temperature. Transfer the sago to serving bowls and enjoy.



Method 2 Soaking Big Sago.

1. Add sago to a large pot of boiling water. Pour 2.1 qt (2 L) of water into a large pot and place it on a burner of your stove. Set the burner to high and boil the water. Add 6.8 fl oz (200 ml) more water to the pot along with 5.3 oz (150 g) of big sago pearls.

2. Cook the sago on low heat, uncovered, for 15 minutes. Return the water to a boil after adding the sago, then reduce the heat to low. Keep the lid off the pot during this time and stir the sago occasionally with a slotted spoon.

3. Cover and soak the sago for 1 hour and 30 minutes. After the sago has cooked on low for 15 minutes, set the burner to high and return the water to a boil. Once boiling, turn off the heat, cover the pot with a lid, and let the sago soak for one and a half hours.

Whenever boiling the sago, stir it occasionally with your slotted spoon to prevent it from sticking to the bottom of the pot.

4. Return the water to a boil and soak the sago for an hour and 30 minutes. You'll end up repeating this soaking process four times total. Set the burner to high, bring the water to a boil, turn off the heat, then cover and soak the sago for 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Because the process of reheating and soaking the sago requires little attention, it helps to have other chores, errands, or activities planned.

When all is said and done, you'll have soaked the sago in this fashion for a grand total of 6 hours (or four total soaking periods each one and a half hours long).

5. Strain and rinse the sago, then serve it as desired. Place a colander in the sink and strain the water from the sago. When the water has drained, rinse the sago thoroughly under cool water to reduce starchiness. Now the sago is ready to eat.

Some kinds of sago may cook slower others. When ready to eat, the big sago will be translucent, with just a little bit of whiteness in the center.

You can keep soaking your sago as described until it is completely clear, with no white remaining, for a less chewy texture in the pearls.



Method 3 Making a Mango-Sago Dessert.

1. Combine the cooked sago and pureed mango in a mixing bowl. Pour the cooked sago and pureed mango into your mixing bowl. Use a utensil, like a wooden spoon, to mix these ingredients until they are evenly distributed.

2. Stir coconut cream into the sago and pureed mango. When the ingredients are evenly mixed, stir in the coconut cream. Mixing the coconut cream into the sago and pureed mango is the easiest way of making a big batch of this dessert.

To improve the presentation of this dessert, ladle the mixed sago and mango puree into serving bowls and drizzle coconut cream on top.

3. Add toppings, if desired, and enjoy. A few chunks of cut mango nested on top can also add a lot to the look of this dish. To accent its tropical features, you might want to add some coconut shavings. Experiment freely with toppings until you find your favorite combination.



Method 4 Trying Other Sago Dishes.

1. Whip up a sweet potato and sago dessert. This sweet, relatively healthy dessert can be made in less than 30 minutes. The pandan leaves used in this recipe will impart a flavor similar to vanilla to the dish, giving the boiled-soft sweet potatoes an almost candy like quality.

2. Try Asian style coconut sago. This version of sago is especially popular in Malaysia and Japan. If you’re a sushi fan, you may have even seen this dish before, as it’s a popular side with sushi. Sago pearls in a sweet cream served with fruit makes for a great summer treat.

3. Mix cold fruit in with chilled sago. Fresh fruit and sago go together like peas in a pod. The smooth texture of the sago complements the similar quality of most kinds of fruit. This is an excellent healthy snack for kids who are picky when it comes to fruit.

Traditionally, fruit like watermelon, honeydew, and mango are used in recipes like this, but adding other kinds, like grapes and berries, might make it even tastier.

4. Enjoy a hearty breakfast with flaked oatmeal and sago. This is a great breakfast meal that’s particularly easy if you’ve stored away some sago in simple syrup. Cook oatmeal as you would normally. When it’s done, stir as many sago pearls as you want and enjoy.

Be careful when adding sago pearls stored in simple syrup. Adding too many could result in your oatmeal becoming too sweet.

Mix in a few sliced bananas, a dash of vanilla extract, and a light sprinkling of nutmeg to create add some flavor to your sago oatmeal.



Warnings.

Whenever cooking, use caution. Improperly using kitchen tools or heat sources (like your stovetop), could result in harm or property damage.

Things You’ll Need.

Boiling Sago : Pot (medium to large sized), Timer, Wooden spoon (or similar stirring utensil).

Preparing Big Sago : Pot (large sized), Slotted spoon (or similar stirring utensil), Timer, Colander.

Mango-Sago Dessert : Mixing bowl (large sized), Serving bowls, Ladle, Wooden spoon (or similar stirring utensil).


Februari 29, 2020