
Oriental quinoa taboule with raisins
With the summery temperatures we are already having, nothing is more appealing than fresh dishes and flavors. That’s why, and because we love the burst of summer flavor it delivers, we bring you this oriental quinoa tabbouleh with raisins.
Not only does it require little time in the kitchen, but the only thing we need to cook is the quinoa, since all the other ingredients are added raw. This way, we not only avoid overheating in the kitchen, but the nutritional properties of the ingredients also stay intact, so we make the most of their nutrients.
With the ingredients in this tabbouleh, we get nutrients such as complete proteins (quinoa contains all the essential amino acids), complex carbohydrates (with a low glycemic index, which provide a long-lasting feeling of fullness), omega-3, vitamin A, B-group vitamins (B1, B2, B3 and B9 or folic acid), vitamin C, vitamin E, calcium, iron, magnesium, potassium, zinc, manganese, copper, boron, lycopene (detoxifying), beta-carotene (with great antioxidant power), tryptophan (combats the symptoms of depression), fiber and apiol (stimulates diuresis).
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- Step 1We put the quinoa in a colander and wash it under the tap until the water comes out clean. Once we have it thoroughly washed, we put it in a saucepan with the amount of water specified and a little salt and let it cook for 12 or 14 minutes. Remove from heat, we go through cold water in a colander, drain and reserve.
- Step 2Cut the peppers, the onion and the tomato into small pieces (eliminating the pips of this one) and also reserve.
- Step 3Chop the parsley and mint and make a sauce with these, oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper, mixing everything well with a fork.
- Step 4Put the quinoa in a bowl, add the pepper, onion and tomato, raisins and, finally, toss the sauce stirring well to mix everything.
- Step 5Finally, we introduce it in the fridge so that when serving it it has the settled flavor and the fresh touch that characterizes it.