Gluten free, Dairy free and VERY nutritious
Ingredients
- 250g Quinoa (2 ½ CUPS apox)
- 150 ml filtered water
- ½ tsp sea salt
- 3 TBSP psyllium husk
- 2 TBSP of a good olive oil
- 3 TBSP milled flax seeds (not whole flax seeds)
- ¼ CUPS pumpkin seeds (whole, I like the brand “GoRaw” because they are sprouted)
- ½ tsp baking soda
- 1 TBSP Apple Cider Vinegar
Directions
- Put the quinoa in a mesh strainer and WASH WELL until no more foam comes out (it’s very important to always wash the saponin from the quinoa, even if the package says it’s “pre-washed”)
- Transfer the clean quinoa to a bowl and add enough water to cover the quinoa + an extra inch of water and a splash of apple cider vinegar
- Leave the quinoa soaking through the night, or at least 8 hs.
- Once the soaking time is done, pour the quinoa into a mesh strainer to discard all that soaking water and rinse it well. THEN transfer the drained quinoa to a blender with just 150 ml of filtered water and blend until homogenized
- Transfer that paste to a bowl, and add the Psyllium Husk. Using a wooden spoon or a spatula make sure to integrate it very well so that the psyllium husk starts soaking up some of the moisture.
- Add the olive oil and the milled flax seeds (repeat: don’t use whole flax seeds or the bread will have a completely different consistency) and work with the spoon/spatula to make sure it’s all well integrated. Each ingredient will continue to soak up the moisture and help bind the loaf
- Add the pumpkin seeds and integrate
- Lastly, put the baking soda and pour the Apple cider vinegar in that spot. You’ll see it will start to fizz, so, -once again – don’t just mix it into one area/spot, instead, work with your spatula/spoon to integrate all that effervescence throughout the mixture
- Let the dough rest for 10 minutes so all the ingredients finish soaking up the humidity
- Then transfer it to a baking tray lined with parchment paper. Using a bit of oil in your hands, SHAPE the bread into a long loaf
- If you want to, you can decorate with more seeds on top
12. Cook at 356 Fahrenheit (180 Celsius) for 70 minutes, let cool completely, slice, toast, and enjoy!!

