Instant Pot Hibachi Fried Quinoa

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The first recipe of mine to go "viral" and put me on the map as a trusted recipe creator was my Instant Pot rendition of Hibachi Fried Rice. So many have written to tell me it's their favorite recipe and they make it foten as it reminds them of being at Benihana and the likes. Now you're getting a version of this dish where we will use a healthy, springy grain known as quinoa (pronounced "keen-wa") in place of the rice, making it healthier and guilt-free with all of the satisfaction. If you were ever hesitant about trying quinoa, now is the time to fall in love with Hibachi Fried Quinoa.
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22 июн 2024

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@_SurferGeek_

Tip - don't waste your money on "pre-rinsed" or "washed" quinoa. I've found that even those products benefit from rinsing. And it's a markup for something that is simple to do yourself.

@madisonburke3588

I love fried rice and quinoa! Why haven’t I thought of this! 🤯

@dianehaines1220 21 день назад

Just finished having this for dinner. Today was my first time ever eating quinoa, so I didn't know what to expect. I really enjoyed this meal a lot, and enjoyed the taste of the soy sauce, sesame oil, and sesame seeds. Very healthy! I did not enjoy rinsing the quinoa. I used a sieve, which looks like fine mesh, but quite a bit of quinoa fell through into my dutch oven pot. Had to try and retrieve all that, plus clean up lots that I got on the counter, too. In spite of making a mess, I enjoyed it, but not sure I want to deal with rinsing quinoa again.

@ianrimerman2982

Oh yes. Yummy. Love this one!

@jimdecker4079

I was just thinking about doing some asian style foods for the week and here you are with this idea. I'll be making this tonight. Thanks for the inspiration. ;)

@Mezee621

I’ll see if I can buy all you wonderful books in Sydney Australia xx

@JanisK1953

The only mixed vegetables that I like are in salad. I have an aversion to the ones you used. I’m thinking more along the way of broccoli or cauliflower. So I supposed I could leave them out or just use veggies that I like? Other than that I love quinoa! It also makes a great cold salad with onions, cukes, tomatoes, salt & pepper in a vinaigrette dressing of your choice.

@mocafrost

I'll have to give this a try

@donhughes8465

Looked great! Got to try that.

@BB_Ninergirl478

This looks delicious!

@emilykillmer8459

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@claudtalkz2194

What a great recipe - def gonna try this!!❤

@bsworld2

I'm trying this tonight. Subbing asparagus for the green beans. 😋🩵💙🌀

@carlsoc1

BTW, a great thing about quinoa is that it is a complete protein 8 g in one cup (5 g fiber). You don't eat it and have to think "Do I eat almonds or peanuts with this?"

@thetigerlily7 21 день назад

Just made it. It turned out so yummy!!! Going to add this to my meal prep rotation (along with many other of your great recipes!). One question: how long can it be kept in the freezer (if at all)?