Hot Chili Quinoa

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Hot Chili Quinoa

Submitted by: Scott P

Recipe Ingredients:
1	cup <a href="/cookingbaking/grains/quinoa/white.html">organic quinoa</a>
1	tsp canola oil
1	cup chopped onion
1	garlic clove minced
1	green pepper chopped
1/2	cup <a href="/driedfruit/sundriedtomatoes/premium.html">sundried tomatoes</a> chopped
1	tbsp finely diced hot chili pepper
3	tbsp balsamic vinegar
2	tbsp honey
1/4	tsp pepper
1/4	cup toasted <a href="/nuts/pinenuts/pine.html">pine nuts</a>
1 1/2	cups prepared vegetable broth
Cooking Directions:
1.	Measure broth into medium saucepan. Bring to a boil. Add <a href="/cookingbaking/grains/quinoa/white.html">quinoa</a>. Stir. Reduce heat to medium-low. Simmer, uncovered, for about 20 min. without stirring, until <a href="/cookingbaking/grains/quinoa/white.html">quinoa</a> is tender and liquid is absorbed. Fluff with fork. Cover to keep warm. Meanwhile, heat canola oil in large pan on medium. Add onion and garlic. Cook for 5-10 min., stirring often, until onion is softened. Add next 3 ingredients. Stir. Cook for about 2 min., stirring occasionally, until green pepper starts to soften. Add Quinoa. Combine next 3 ingredients in small cup. Drizzle over Quinoa mixture. Stir until coated. Sprinkle pine nuts over top. Makes about 4 C
2.	1 serving: 319 calories; 9.1 Total fat (3.3 grams Mono, 3.6 Poly, 1.2 g Sat.) 0 mg Cholesterol; 52 g Carbohydrate; 7 g Fiber; 10 g Protein; 329 mg Sodium

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