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This month's WCW has an interview with Dr. Fiona Crawford at the Roskamp Institute. Other features: Embracing Our Differences, Chorals Artists, The Ringling's latest exhibit, quinoa recipes, Good News, an exhibit in Washington, DC on Dorothea Lange, You're News, a feature of safe swimming, news about the Set The Bar event and another feature on investing for women.
This month's WCW has an interview with Dr. Fiona Crawford at the Roskamp Institute. Other features: Embracing Our Differences, Chorals Artists, The Ringling's latest exhibit, quinoa recipes, Good News, an exhibit in Washington, DC on Dorothea Lange, You're News, a feature of safe swimming, news about the Set The Bar event and another feature on investing for women.
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dining in<br />
Quinoa is the seed of a plant known scientifically as Chenopodium quinoa.<br />
It is higher in nutrients than most grains and is often marketed as a “superfood.”Although<br />
quinoa (pronounced KEEN-wah) is prepared and consumed<br />
like a cereal grain, it’s categorized as a pseudocereal, as it doesn’t grow on grass<br />
like wheat, oats, and rice.<br />
Quinoa has a crunchy texture and nutty flavor. It’s also gluten-free and can therefore<br />
be enjoyed by people who are sensitive to gluten or wheat. Quinoa seeds are<br />
flat, oval, and usually pale yellow, though the color can range from pink to black.<br />
Its taste can vary from bitter to sweet.<br />
This refreshing salad is simple, flavorful,<br />
filling and the perfect introduction<br />
to quinoa. The nutritious<br />
super grain is elevated with fresh<br />
flavors of lemon, mint, garlic and<br />
green onion, with a handful of almonds<br />
thrown in for an additional<br />
protein boost. Serves 2<br />
What’s your quinoa quotient?<br />
How much do you know about the high protein grain?