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Quinoa-Stuffed Shitake Mushrooms | by Sense & Serendipity

Another inspirational post from Dvina Pe at Sense & Serendipity.  For this dish Divina uses healthy quinoa and combines it with some soft onions, red bell pepper and zucchini. She then stuffs this into shiitake mushroom caps, along with some fresh tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese. Sounds delicious!

Sense & Serendipity | Quinoa-Stuffed Shitake Mushroom Caps

Here’s what Divina has to say about quinoa – “Aside from being complete in protein, they are also strengthening and cleansing to the body. There are so many health benefits of quinoa and that includes revitalizing the liver and strengthening the kidneys. It is also an anti-stress food as they are high in B vitamins. Just include this pseudo grain into your meals as they are great for every body organ and functions. And even if you decide to go on a detoxification mode for a few days, quinoa does the job of giving you the health benefits.”

Sense & Serendipity | Quinoa-Stuffed Shitake Mushroom Caps

For those of you that do not know Divina, she currently lives in the Philippines. and has been a great Rouxbe supporter and user for some time now. Here is a bit about her (taken from her profile on her site) – “Professional cook, holistic nutritionist, amateur photographer, expectant traveler, aspiring food/nutrition writer, culinary/nutrition instructor and cookbook author (and many others)… “

For more information about Divina’s and Sense & Serendipity’s click on this link. There you will find many more great recipes and ideas. Her pictures are also very pleasant to the eyes, so feel free to check out some of her previous posts. Here is a link to the full recipe for the Quinoa-Stuffed Shiitake Mushrooms (you can also get it directly from Divina’s site).

Thanks again Divina for another great recipe.

3 Responses to “Quinoa-Stuffed Shitake Mushrooms | by Sense & Serendipity”

  1. on 29 Sep 2009 at 1:19 pmSophie

    What a marvelous & tasty looking dish!!

    I so love quinoa but my husband doesn’t!! So, I will have to eat this when he is out!

  2. on 04 Oct 2009 at 8:07 amEmJay

    Good to see a recipe with quinoa. I have been wanting to use this grain for some time, but didn’t know what to do with it!

  3. on 04 Oct 2009 at 11:46 amDawn, Co-founder of Rouxbe

    I actually found a delicious organic quinoa at Costco, when I was there last week.

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