I'm also becoming an increasingly enthusiastic fan of quinoa as a rice alternative. Normally, I'll use brown rice as a side carb, but that's very nutty and hearty. If I want something much lighter, I'll reach for quinoa because it's just as good for you, but isn't as heavy. It's also very absorbant of other flavors, so I cooked it with some sauteed onions. Then, folded toasted pecans and leftover chopped basil in the end for freshness and crunch. Grilled fish and light grains = summery yummy goodness.
"Jog in Ocean" is primarily about my half-marathon training (it's also an anagram of my name). But, there will be the occasional post about surfing, volleyball, or any other cross-training that I get myself into. I'm an early 30's novice runner in San Francisco with five half-marathons under my belt. I hope this blog will inspire, give tips, or in the least entertain.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Swordfish with Citrus Pesto, Quinoa with Basil and Pine Nuts
I'm also becoming an increasingly enthusiastic fan of quinoa as a rice alternative. Normally, I'll use brown rice as a side carb, but that's very nutty and hearty. If I want something much lighter, I'll reach for quinoa because it's just as good for you, but isn't as heavy. It's also very absorbant of other flavors, so I cooked it with some sauteed onions. Then, folded toasted pecans and leftover chopped basil in the end for freshness and crunch. Grilled fish and light grains = summery yummy goodness.
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