Is there a store you
sometimes frequent that when you go in you are on a mission for only one or two
things but you come out with a ton of unnecessary nonsense?
Target maybe? Perhaps the grocery store
perhaps?
For me, the store I
can’t safely go into is CVS. It is the pharmacy that I get my asthma
prescription filled at, but somehow I always end up with at least 7 things I
didn’t go in for and probably didn’t need.
Tonight, I had to go
in for some… ahem… lady products. I ended up leaving with some as seen on TV
type facial scrubber, some cool spray on suntan lotion, a hair band, three new
nail polish colors, two thank you cards, a bottle of wine and some Pringles.
I only had to go up
one aisle? How the hell did this happen?
Oh well, I’m given
myself a mini facial, I’ve had some vino and I’ve painted my nails. I turned my
shopping failure into an evening of success.
A success, just like
this dish.
You will need…
1 cup quinoa
1 bullion cube
1 ¾ cup of water
1 grapefruit
½ cup basil, finely
chopped
1 medium onion, sliced
into rings
1 tablespoon olive oil
Salt and pepper to
taste
Start by adding the
onions and olive oil to a large sauté pan and heat them over medium heat.
Season the onions with
salt and pepper and cook them down until they are very soft and golden brown.
About 20 minutes, stirring every couple of minutes.
As soon as you start
your onions, combine your bullion cube, quinoa and water in a medium sauce pan
over high heat.
Bring the quinoa to a
boil, reduce it to a slow simmer and cover.
While the quinoa and
onions are cooking, segment your grapefruit over a small bowl to catch the
juice.
When the onions have cooked
down, remove them from the pan and chop them finely.
As soon as all the
water has evaporate from the quinoa, remove it from the heat and gently fluff
with a fork.
Add the reduced
onions, grapefruit, juice and basil to the quinoa.
Toss well, season to taste and serve
hot.
Love and Beer Floats
Angela
Grapefruit and Browned
Onion Quinoa Salad
1 cup quinoa
1 bullion cube
1 ¾ cup of water
1 grapefruit
½ cup basil, finely
chopped
1 medium onion, sliced
into rings
1 tablespoon olive oil
Salt and pepper to
taste
Start by adding the
onions and olive oil to a large sauté pan and heat them over medium heat.
Season the onions with
salt and pepper and cook them down until they are very soft and golden brown.
About 20 minutes, stirring every couple of minutes.
As soon as you start
your onions, combine your bullion cube, quinoa and water in a medium sauce pan
over high heat.
Bring the quinoa to a
boil, reduce it to a slow simmer and cover.
While the quinoa and
onions are cooking, segment your grapefruit over a small bowl to catch the
juice.
When the onions have cooked
down, remove them from the pan and chop them finely.
As soon as all the
water has evaporate from the quinoa, remove it from the heat and gently fluff
with a fork.
Add the reduced
onions, grapefruit, juice and basil to the quinoa.
Toss well, season to taste and serve
hot.
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