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If you're cooking quinoa, make extra to use in this easy, delicious qluten free quinoa recipe - simple to make but impressive looking.
When I found perfectly shaped, affordable organic bell peppers, I knew it was time to make Quinoa Tofu Stuffed Peppers!
Total Prep & Cook Time: 60 Min
Yield: 4 Servings
Nutrition Data Per Serving, 159 g: 302 calories, 34g carbs, 11g fat, 168mg sodium, 7g dietary fiber, 16g protein, very low Cholesterol, Protein, Vit B6, Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus and Copper, very good source of Vit C, Vit K and Manganese. Estimated glycemic load: 14.
Cooking Tips: Large, regular shaped, and sturdy green bell peppers work best for this recipe. Use walnuts or cooked brown lentils instead of tofu if you prefer. Bake, steam or cook in a crockpot.
One quinoa tofu stuffed pepper is a side dish serving, delicious with a light cream of cauliflower soup, or salad and focaccia bread.
Two quinoa tofu stuffed peppers makes a light supper for one person, perfect without anything else added - well maybe poached pears and chocolate brownies for dessert if you're feeling festive!
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