Strawberry-Banana Breakfast Quinoa

Strawberry-Banana Breakfast Quinoa

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I’m always looking for a healthy breakfast that’s easy to cook and doesn’t bore my taste buds.

On top of that, I happen to be car-less for the month of June, so I need all the protein I can get in the morning for the long bike commute to work!

This breakfast was exactly what I needed.  Quinoa is filled with protein, but it’s much healthier than eating a couple of eggs because you don’t get all that saturated fat and cholesterol.

On top of everything else, I like to call it straw-na-wa, so that’s fun

Try this Strawberry Banana Breakfast Quinoa next time you wake up and really need to conquer the day.

Pouring quinoa

It’s easy to make this for any amount of people.  The recipe listed below is for two.

Strawberries and banana

It’s finally strawberry season up here in New England, and these farmers market strawberries were fantastic.

Fruit mixed in toward the end of cooking

Most people would just put the fruit on top, but I like to mix a little in towards the end of cooking to really get the flavor throughout.

Thick and ready to serve

Nice and thick and ready to serve.

Close up of Strawberry Banana Breakfast Quinoa

I’ve been making this all week and I think it will be come a breakfast staple for me.

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Dan Whalen repeats straw-wa-na in his head while eating this dish.  He has been blogging for over 4 years at The Food in my Beard; check Dan’s Tablespoon profile often to try his recipes with creative international spins!

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Anonymous said:

Also, some quinoa can get bitter, make sure you rinse well before cooking!


6/07/2012 7:05 PM
Anonymous said:

If you soak the milk (or almond milk) and quinoa overnight you won’t have to cook the quinoa it as long and it increases the phytonutrients and vitamins accessible to the body from the grain. @tweetJenifer


6/07/2012 2:01 PM
MegaManR said:

I think this will become a breakfast staple for me, too. Looks amazing.


6/07/2012 10:04 AM
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