Kosher / Organic / Gluten Free / Sugar Free / Dairy Free / Parve / Egg Free / Vegan
Red and White Quinoa with black soy beans, yellow and red cherry tomatoes, green sweet peas, parsley and scallion. This delicious salad is very colorful. It has as many nutritional benefits and colors. It will brighten your day, gives you energy, satiates you.
It takes 5 – 10 minutes to compose this salad. Excellent choice for “take to work” lunch or a light dinner.
Ingredients for Quinoa:
¾ cup organic white quinoa
¼ cup red quinoa
2 TS olive oil
2 cups of water ( I use natural Spring water in all my cooking )
Pinch of Sea salt
Cooking Instructions:
In a stainless steel pot pour olive oil and turn hit on. Slowly add white and red quinoa, cold water, and sea salt. When the water starts boiling, lower the flame and cook for 20 minutes. Do not stir the pot.
When it is ready, water should be completely absorbed by the quinoa.
Ingredients for Black Soy Beans:
½ cup of organic black soy beans
1 inch Kombu
1 pinch of sea salt
1.5 cups of water
Cooking Instructions:
Put beans in a glass or stainless steel bowl and add cold water. Let it soak for 6 – 10 hours. Discard this water, rinse well. Put kombu in the cooking pot; add soaked beans and water. When beans start boiling remove foam with skimmer , cover with lid and let them cook for 60 minutes. After beans are cooked they still should be covered with water.
Spring Quinoa Salad
Ingredients:
Cooked quinoa (2/4 parts)
Cooked beans (1/4 part)
¼ part the rest of ingredients
Blanched (20 seconds in hot water) green peas,
Cut in half organic cherry tomatoes,
Fresh minced scallions
Fresh minced parsley
Dressing:
Mix of freshly squeezed lemon juice, a few drops brown rice vinegar, ½ ts umeboshi paste, 1 TS olive oil.
Enjoy!

It is very delicious salad. I will definitely make it.
LikeLiked by 2 people
I made this salad. It was delicious. Easy to make and very satisfying. The only ingredient hard to get was umeboshi. We got pickled plums in the korean market and used a blender to make a paste. I will add this salad to my repertoire. Thank you!
LikeLiked by 1 person
Very creative solution! Bravo! Umeboshi is a Japanese pickled plum. You can get them also in some Whole Foods or online http://naturalimport.com/shop_for_umeboshi_paste
LikeLike