Yes the prawn and smoked salmon meals with home-made tartare were delicious but what has me all excited are the quinoa patties. I’ve never cooked with quinoa before and man, were these scrummy. They are a Bill Granger recipe out of the December Delicious magazine (Australian edition). Lemon rind, fetta, mint, parsley and cummin added just the right depth of flavour to the nuttiness of the quinoa. I am a convert. If you’re looking for something to do with quinoa you can try them out for yourself: the recipe is here.
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I am a fan of quinoa as well. The patties look great.
Somehow that your are already a fan does not surprise me at all, Deb 🙂