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Description
Quinoa Flour is a must for your pantry! It’s a fantastic ingredient for making all manner your gluten-free goodies, from pancakes to muffins to donuts to dinner rolls. Quinoa Flour can be used to enhance the texture, flavour, and nutritional content of so many of your recipes.
Quinoa flour is made up of finely grounded quinoa. Quinoa is also known as “vegetable caviar” is an ancient pseudo-cereal that originated in South America 5,000 years ago, mainly in Bolivia, Peru, and Chile. Our Quinoa Flour is from Bolivia
The inhabitants of this region, the Quechua (today known as Inca) and the Aymara (pre-Inca) used this grain as an everyday staple. The region where Quinoa is from is known as the Southern Altiplano (high plateau) and it is characterized for its extreme dry conditions and thus poor nutrient soils. Apart from being a The Quechua and the Aymara used Quinoa to trade.
Due to the harsh climate of the geographical zone, Quinoa grew in, it was one of the only staples that were not introduced to the Hacienda system set up by Spanish colonizers. Pizarro, a Spanish colonizer, made the decision to burn down all the quinoa fields in order to defeat the Incan empire. However, he missed some Quinoa fields that were deep in the Andean mountains, and Quinoa was re-discovered hundreds of years later in the 1970s. It was after the latest discovery that by the 1980s quinoa was popularized in the United States and North America.
There are more than 100 types of quinoa. It can grow in different colours such as white, red, black, yellow, pink, and purple. Quinoa is often mistaken for grain but it is actually a pseudo-cereal like Amaranth and Buckwheat.
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Ingredients
Organic whole quinoa grain.
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Directions
- Use Quinoa Flour to coat the baking pan for added nutrition.
- Use Quinoa Flour as a thickener for soups.
- Combine Quinoa Flour and butter to make a nutritious, gluten-free gravy.
- When using Quinoa Flour , add 1/2 tsp of Xanthan Gum per cup of Quinoa Flour .
- When replacing wheat flour with Quinoa Flour in a recipe, use 1/3 less liquid. Instead, use a puree, or applesauce to improve texture and consistency. -
Uses
- Quinoa flour is often used in gluten-free cooking as it does not contain any wheat. It can replace any recipe with flour, from pizza crust to baked goods to bread loaves.
- This flour is often mixed in different ratios with another type of gluten-free flour such as rice flour, coconut flour, or cornmeal. Some people may also prefer mixing it to remove the subtle bitter taste that quinoa has.
- It is recommended to add an extra egg or two extra egg whites to the recipe, in order to improve texture and binding.
- Add ¼ tsp of xanthan gum per cup of quinoa flour. -
Storage
Product should be stored in a clean, dry place at a temperature not exceeding 60˚F and 60% relative humidity. Optimum shelf life is 8-10 months under correct storage conditions.
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Nutrition
Nutrition Facts Per 3 tbsp (30 g) Amount % Daily Value Calories 110 - Fat 2 g 2% Saturated Fat 0.2 g - + Trans Fat 0 g 2% Carbohydrate 19 g - Fibre 2 g 7% Sugars 1 g 1% Sugar Alcohol - - Protein 4 g - Cholesterol 0 mg - Sodium 0 mg 0% Potassium 175 mg 4% Calcium 10 mg 1% Iron 1.25 mg 7%
| SKU | Unit Size |
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| 23351 | 6 x 400 g |
| 23352 | 2 kg BULK |
| 23354 | 11.3 kg RM |
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Description
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Ingredients
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Directions
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Uses
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Nutrition
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Storage
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Quinoa Flour is a must for your pantry! It’s a fantastic ingredient for making all manner your gluten-free goodies, from pancakes to muffins to donuts to dinner rolls. Quinoa Flour can be used to enhance the texture, flavour, and nutritional content of so many of your recipes.
Quinoa flour is made up of finely grounded quinoa. Quinoa is also known as “vegetable caviar” is an ancient pseudo-cereal that originated in South America 5,000 years ago, mainly in Bolivia, Peru, and Chile. Our Quinoa Flour is from Bolivia
The inhabitants of this region, the Quechua (today known as Inca) and the Aymara (pre-Inca) used this grain as an everyday staple. The region where Quinoa is from is known as the Southern Altiplano (high plateau) and it is characterized for its extreme dry conditions and thus poor nutrient soils. Apart from being a The Quechua and the Aymara used Quinoa to trade.
Due to the harsh climate of the geographical zone, Quinoa grew in, it was one of the only staples that were not introduced to the Hacienda system set up by Spanish colonizers. Pizarro, a Spanish colonizer, made the decision to burn down all the quinoa fields in order to defeat the Incan empire. However, he missed some Quinoa fields that were deep in the Andean mountains, and Quinoa was re-discovered hundreds of years later in the 1970s. It was after the latest discovery that by the 1980s quinoa was popularized in the United States and North America.
There are more than 100 types of quinoa. It can grow in different colours such as white, red, black, yellow, pink, and purple. Quinoa is often mistaken for grain but it is actually a pseudo-cereal like Amaranth and Buckwheat.
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Organic whole quinoa grain.
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- Use Quinoa Flour to coat the baking pan for added nutrition.
- Use Quinoa Flour as a thickener for soups.
- Combine Quinoa Flour and butter to make a nutritious, gluten-free gravy.
- When using Quinoa Flour , add 1/2 tsp of Xanthan Gum per cup of Quinoa Flour .
- When replacing wheat flour with Quinoa Flour in a recipe, use 1/3 less liquid. Instead, use a puree, or applesauce to improve texture and consistency. -
- Quinoa flour is often used in gluten-free cooking as it does not contain any wheat. It can replace any recipe with flour, from pizza crust to baked goods to bread loaves.
- This flour is often mixed in different ratios with another type of gluten-free flour such as rice flour, coconut flour, or cornmeal. Some people may also prefer mixing it to remove the subtle bitter taste that quinoa has.
- It is recommended to add an extra egg or two extra egg whites to the recipe, in order to improve texture and binding.
- Add ¼ tsp of xanthan gum per cup of quinoa flour. -
Nutrition Facts Per 3 tbsp (30 g) Amount % Daily Value Calories 110 - Fat 2 g 2% Saturated Fat 0.2 g - + Trans Fat 0 g 2% Carbohydrate 19 g - Fibre 2 g 7% Sugars 1 g 1% Sugar Alcohol - - Protein 4 g - Cholesterol 0 mg - Sodium 0 mg 0% Potassium 175 mg 4% Calcium 10 mg 1% Iron 1.25 mg 7% -
Product should be stored in a clean, dry place at a temperature not exceeding 60˚F and 60% relative humidity. Optimum shelf life is 8-10 months under correct storage conditions.