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Tasty Tuesday - Quinoa Risotto

Posted by Claudia Moser on 6:36 AM in

I discover quinoa this year and to be honest I love it! In risottos it is simply wonderful and what I like to cook quite often is a quinoa risotto with shrimps and salmon and a bit of zucchini.

What I used?

200 gr quinoa
500 ml stock
1 zucchini
1 large onion
100 gr smoked salmon
100 gr shrimps
olive oil
salt, pepper, oregano
some parmezan cheese

The zucchini I prepared on the side with a bit of stock and some onion. As spices I used only salt, pepper and oregano.

The risotto takes a bit longer, around 20 minutes, just all ingredients and don't forget to stir!

Enjoy!

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4 Comments

Green Tea and Cupcakes says:
12:39 PM

Looks like a great hearty meal for winter.

Carole Poirot says:
9:15 PM

That looks good! Love sea food in pretty much anything ;-)

Thanks so very much for your lovely comment today, to know that people enjoy my blog really does make me so happy :-)

Have a lovely evening xo

PS: I hope you don't mind (please tell me to f*** off otherwise): Zucchini in English is Courgette ;-)

Sofia says:
9:50 PM

Looks fantastic Claudia! And looks healthy!

Claudia Moser says:
7:53 PM

@Luan - yes, for summer too with more veggies and less quinoa
@Karen - it is!
@Mlle Poirot - I don't mind no worries :)
@Sofia - yes, very healthy indeed

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