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Brussels Sprouts and Quinoa Bowl

Nourishing and delicious, this bowl of Brussels sprouts and quinoa is a mix of fiber-packed grains, roasted vegetables, and flavorful goodies down to the wire, whether one is having a good lunch or a satisfying lunch-time dinner.

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Quinoa Bowl Brussels sprouts and Quinoa.

The Brussels Sprouts & Quinoa Bowl is an interior blend of two of the nutritional powerhouses; Brussels sprouts and quinoa. Brussels sprouts are one of the cruciferous vegetables and have been consumed all through the ages with its origin traced to the ancient Rome and has been popularized in Belgium. The so-called superfood is gluten-free, which is why quinoa is regarded as one of the andescent seeds that have been grown over the previous 5000 years. It is a satisfaction meal of taste, with crispy Brussels sprouts and a cozy mound of quinoa that brings satisfaction and nourishment to the body.

Fun fact: Quinoa is a technically a seed but many refer to it as a grain especially in its texture and cooking features!

The Brussels Sprouts and Quinoa Bowl in case of GERD: Health Benefits.

  1. High in Fiber: Brussel sprouts and quinoa are both rich in fiber and are beneficial in digestion as well as in discouraging acid reflux through consistency.
  2. Alkalinity: This food is alkaline, and it tends to correct stomach acids and alleviate the GERD condition.
  3. High in Antioxidants: Brussel sprouts are full of antioxidants that prevent inflammation and this could cool the irritation infection caused by GERD in the esophagus.
  4. Healthy Source of Magnesium: Quinoa contains a lot of magnesium that may be relaxation of esophageal muscles inhibiting the possibility of heartburn.
  5. Rich in Proteins: Quinoa is a complete protein that can prevent excessive consumption of foods which is a constitutive of GERD.

Cooking Time/Duration

Nutritional Value and Calories:

Nutrient Amount (per serving)
Calories 330 kcal
Protein 12g
Carbohydrates 40g
Fiber 8g
Fats 2g ( olive oil and seed fats that were not processed are healthy)
Sugar 3g
Magnesium 15% of daily value

Serves

4

Ingredients

Ingredient Quantity
Brussels sprouts (cut into half) 3 cups.
Quinoa (uncooked) 1 cup
Olive oil 2 tbsp
Lemon juice 1 tbsp
Garlic (minced) 2 cloves
Salt 1/2 tsp
Black pepper 1/4 tsp
Pumpkin seeds (optional) 1/4 cup
Fresh parsley (chopped) 2 tbsp

Basic Preparation

  1. Wash quinoa with cold water.
  2. Cut and chop Brussels sprouts in half.
  3. Garlic and parsley are ready to cook.

Complete Recipe and Cooking Spelling.

Smell, Thickness, Color, Taste Tactile Sense.

Aspect Description
Texture Crispy and fluffy instead of juicy Brussels sprouts.
Color You are eating a bright combination of green Brussels sprouts and golden quinoa with bursts of green of the parsley.
Smell Nutty smell of the quinoa and the earthy Brussels sprouts smell.
Taste Savory and a bit slight in taste with a bit of nuttiness of quinoa in it with a cool touch of lemon.
Thickness Light but wholesome, where the quinoa is a Holland underneath and the Brussels sprouts, crispness.

How to Serve

Final Words

This Quinoa Bowl is Brussels Sprouts and the best Taste, Texas, and nutrition combination. It contains high amount of fiber, which is anti-inflammatory, thus making it a great alternative to people with GERD. This meal is not only supporting to the digestive system, but it is a healthy and satisfying meal, which does not need too much work. Have it as a hearty meal or as a health meal!

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is a Quinoa and brussels sprouts bowl?

It is a healthy grain bowl having roasted or sautéed Brussels sprouts that are served on quinoa accompanied frequently by vegetables and proteins, and a tasty dressing.

2. Can this bowl be a good source of vegetarian protein?

Yes, quinoa is a full plant-based protein and the addition of other foods, such as chickpeas, tofu, or nuts, add even more protein.

3. What is the preparation time of quinoa in the bowl?

Wash quinoa and cook it in water or broth (2:1) approximately 15 minutes till it becomes fluffy and wet.

4. Is it possible to work with frozen Brussel sprouts?

Yes, then to make them best, leave them thawing and dry then before roasting or sautéing so that they become soggy.

5. What are the dressings that are well matched with this bowl?

Lemon tahini, balsamic vinaigrette, garlic yogurt sauce, or plain olive oil and lemon mix would be good matches with the ground taste.

6. Is it possible to add protein to the Brussels sprouts and quinoa bowl?

Absolutely. Chicken, beans, tempeh that is grilled, or has been boiled are all delicious to help make a complete well-balanced meal.

7. Is this dish gluten-free?

Both Brussels sprouts and quinoa are, in fact, gluten-free. All a person needs to do is make sure any added toppings or sauces are gluten-free as well.

8. Is it possible to plan Brussels sprouts and quinoa bowls?

Yes. Bake quinoa and Brussels sprouts in different dishes and prepare them when they are cooked. Garnish with dressing before serving.

9. Which vegetables go with this bowl?

Usually sweet potato, kale, spinach, carrots, bell peppers, or avocado will add some color, flavor, and nutrients.

10. How do I store leftovers?

Keep refrigerated in airtight containers not exceeding 3 4 days. Reheat and heat or maintain cold and take as a salad-type bowl.