A question about a recipe: One Pot Kale and Quinoa Pilaf

nzle added 12 months ago

It will totally work with another nut! Chopped almonds or walnuts would be wonderful.

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added 12 months ago

Part of the beauty of this recipe is its versatility. You can substitute not only different kinds of nuts, but different cheeses, greens (chard is nice), and even grains. You could use another nut oil or even olive oil, to sub for the roasted walnut oil, another ingredient that isn't exactly cheap!

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susan g added 12 months ago

This recipe has lots of comments, and many reports of trade outs that people made in the ingredients. There are many good ones suggested.

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Sam1148 added 12 months ago

Don't look for pine nuts in the very tiny jars which are in the spice section. Most supermarkets will have them in deli containers or such, along with sunflower seeds and other nuts for much cheaper.
Just ask. The excess can be frozen for later use.

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