Were you a picky eater as a kid?
I was (kind of). When it came to fruit I remember only liking canned pears (yeah, weird, I know).
Lunch was almost always a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and dinner was often cheese and shells. If my parents put creamed corn on the table, it was a guaranteed meltdown (hated the stuff).
Desserts on the other hand? So easy to please, so long as coconut flake, cherries, or raisins weren’t involved.
Another menu item I could always get behind? Tacos. My family loved crispy tacos with ground beef and lots of salsa. My favorite thing to do was mix in some corn to the filling – I know, classy move. You don’t have to tell me how refined my palate was at 6 years old.
These days, ground beef isn’t my go-to filling for tacos*. But sometimes the 6-year-old in me misses its crumbly texture and flavor.
I think you see where this is going. Quinoa makes an excellent substitution! It’s almost uncanny. Come see how.
*Note: you can learn about the origins of tacos here.
This recipe is simple, requiring just 9 ingredients and simple methods.
Prepare quinoa, season with spices and salsa, bake until crispy, devour. See? I told you it was easy.
I got the idea for this recipe when I made my Quinoa Stuffed Peppers for dinner one night and some of the quinoa spilled over in the pan and got all crispy and delicious while baking – I couldn’t get enough. That was my light bulb moment.
I hope you all LOVE this recipe! It’s:
Easy
Healthy
Extremely flavorful
Picky-eater-approved
Versatile
Satisfying
& So delicious
This is the perfect filling for all your Mexican night needs: Tacos, burrito bowls (find my 30-minute recipe in our Everyday Cooking Cookbook!), taco salads, nachos, enchiladas, tostadas (also in the cookbook) – you name it, it works!
If you give this recipe a try, let us know! Leave a comment, rate it, and don’t forget to tag a picture #minimalistbaker on Instagram so I can see! I love seeing what you come up with. Cheers, friends!
Quinoa Taco Meat
Ingredients
QUINOA
- 1 cup tri-color, white, or red quinoa
- 1 cup vegetable broth*
- 3/4 cup water
SEASONINGS
- 1/2 cup salsa (slightly chunky is best – I love Trader Joe’s brand)
- 1 Tbsp nutritional yeast
- 2 tsp ground cumin
- 2 tsp ground chili powder
- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
- 1/2 tsp each sea salt and black pepper
- 1 Tbsp olive or avocado oil
Instructions
- Heat a medium saucepan over medium heat. Once hot, add rinsed quinoa and toast for 4-5 minutes, stirring frequently.
- Add vegetable broth and water and bring back to a boil over medium-high heat. Then reduce heat to low, cover with a secure lid, and cook for 15-25 minutes, or until liquid is completely absorbed. Fluff with a fork, then crack lid and let rest for 10 minutes off heat.
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (190 C).
- Add cooked quinoa to a large mixing bowl and add remaining ingredients (salsa, nutritional yeast, cumin, chili powder, garlic powder, salt, pepper, and oil). Toss to combine. Then spread on a lightly greased (or parchment-lined) baking sheet.
- Bake for 20-35 minutes, stirring/tossing once at the halfway point to ensure even baking. The quinoa is done when it’s fragrant and golden brown. Be careful not to burn!
- This quinoa taco meat goes extremely well in crispy taco shells and soft taco shells, and I also think it would be perfect on nachos, taco salads, tostadas, and in enchiladas. Dream big!
- Store leftovers in the refrigerator up to 4-5 days. Reheat in the microwave, in a 350 degree F (176 C) oven, or in a skillet on the stovetop.
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Notes
*Nutrition information is a rough estimate.
Angelique says
Made this tonight for my husband and super picky children and they all loved it! The flavor was perfect! My youngest, the pickiest of them all, asked for seconds!! Thank you so much for sharing!! This will definitely be added to our weekly rotation.
Kathy says
Thank you so much for this recipe. It is wonderful. I prefer this to the nut meats because they can be higher in fat and calories. It also tastes much better than the “veggie crumbles” or other meat substitutes. We like using this on salad. Such a burst of flavour and a fantastic texture. This is just delicious!!!
carol says
Going to try this my girls don’t like any “meat”substitute I made. We are new vegan can I use taco season instead of the spices?
Support @ Minimalist Baker says
Hi Carol! That would work!
Joelle says
This was easy and delicious! I’ll definitely be making it again.
Colleen says
I made these tonight. Outstanding!!! Thank you for this recipe. Loved it!
Anna says
I love this recipe! I also added half a sautéed onion, a cup or two of sweet corn, and some cilantro served with home made guacamole (avocados, lime juice, jalapeños, jalapeño juice, and some sea salt) and extra salsa. Love!
Noemi says
Looked over the recipe and I won’t lie I was a little hesitant if it would be flavorful! Then I read that even picky eaters liked it sooo I pondered and thought of my picky 4 year old haha LET me just tell you! Happy plates all around ?? One of my favorites now! Family friendly and mama happy ?
Randi says
This was AMAZING. My hubby and four kids loved it. I made it with your plantain tortillas and they begged for more. Thanks for bringing tacos back!
Carlene Staller says
have you tried something like this for pizza. I like hamburger on pizza but would not want the taco flavor. Thanks
Kayla Werner says
AMAZING! I made this for a road trip AND had extra for a three day ATVing road adventure! So good
Lindsey says
Absolutely LOVED this recipe! As a Mexican food loving vegetarian I’m used to replacing meat with black beans in almost every meal, for the passed 12 years. This took Mexican food to the next level for me! Loved the texture and the flavor was spot on. Shares this recipe with my sister and she’s made it multiple times as well. Also, my meat loving husband loved it as well. Thanks for the recipe! Will make again. Over and over!
Valerie mabrey says
I made this for supper. Awesome! Thanks for convincing a new convert that meat is not needed for deliciousness!!!
Sara says
I gave this a try over a baked potato. Awesome!
Susan says
Just wondering if you could change the seasoning and use this as a substitute for other recipes that you would have used meat? Like lasagne, etc.
Thanks! Susa
Support @ Minimalist Baker says
Hi Susan! That’s a great idea – We haven’t tried it but its worth testing for sure!
E says
Tried this recipe for the first time two weeks ago, and my family enjoyed it so much that we made it twice in one week. SO tasty and has great texture! I see this quickly becoming a go-to recipe in my house. Thank you!!!
Bobbie says
So good!!!
Marmaille says
I decided to become vegetarian/vegan. It’s my second day. My meat lover hubby support me and is willing to try new food.
I made your quinoa tacos recipe for diner to night. My 3 & 5 years old kiddos told me that was good right at the first bite. It was a huge hit! No leftover!
So much better than the oily greasy meat version. The recipe is a keeper. We will eat those quinoa tacos again and again.
Ariel shipp says
I made it exact to the recipe and Omg so so so yummy . I am literally turning flip at how delicious it is. I didn’t need anything but the Red salsa that I got from your recipe for this to be a hit! I can’t wait to let my husband try it!
Chrissa says
I made this today! so delicious and so easy to make. way better than the vegan taco crumbles I’ve bought in the past at the store. also, I just realized after making this that Sophia Miacova ( check her instagram) had made a YouTube video on this SAME recipe last year! I had made hers last year and just went back today and realized she must have gotten the recipe from you.
Love all your recipes!
Brooke says
I made this last night, and it is amazing! I added some guacamole, and it was the best thing I’ve eaten in a while. It’s packed with a great spicy (but not hot) flavor that I love! It reheats very well, too. This recipe was so easy and quick, I will be making it a lot from now on.
Dana says
This recipe is AMAZING! So delicious!
Kathy says
Tried this last night and it was great!
Faith J says
I absolutely love this recipe and I’m planning on making it for a large family gathering. Do you think it would freeze well if prepared the week before?
Erin says
Make this last night and LOVED it! I added a few dashes of hot sauce to the mixture before I popped it in the oven…..turned out amazing! Thank you for all the fabulous eats :)
Michelle says
This looks awesome and I’d like to make it this week. I’ve never cooked with nutritional yeast before, do you use the powder or flaked type? I’m going to try it! Thanks!
Tricia says
Life changing! I’m eating it as I type this. Thanks for sharing!
Cindy says
Absolutely loved it! It has such a nice chew, and the flavor is perfect. I used fresh garlic, instead of the garlic powder, and it worked fine.
Emily says
I made this recipe yesterday and it is AMAZING!! It is quick and incredibly flavorful. Like ground beef, it is difficult to keep the quinoa in the shell as you eat it. I think next time I would put down a layer of guacamole, sour cream or melted cheese to stick the quinoa to. Thank you so much for sharing this recipe, I will forever use this as my taco base!
Elaine says
I made this and it is a wonderful meal substitute! Awesome in those taco shells with a topping of guacamole salad made with black beans, corn , peppers, onion, tomatoes, avocado blended with oil, cumin and chili powder. Yum!
Rich Lilly says
My friend suggested this recipe for our Saturday tacos and game night, after a couple of our friends announced they were trying to go vegan. I used the red quinoa, as I figured it would look a bit more ‘meaty’, and doubled the recipe, since there are 6 of us who like to eat. The recipe was easy to follow and the end result was a huge hit with all of us. It is now our standard protein filling for tacos/burritos on Saturdays. Additional sides and toppings we use are homemade Mexican friend rice, black beans, sauteed pepper medley and fresh tomatoes and avocado. For those of us who can’t let go, there’s also cheese and sour cream, but nobody’s perfect! ;) Thanks, Dana! Looking forward to trying more of your recipes!
Karen says
Without a doubt, this is the best-tasting quinoa I’ve ever made. My plan was to put in on a kale taco salad, but it’s good enough to eat on its own. What a great idea–and recipe!
Tessa says
This is AMAZING! It tastes just like meat. We added our favorite veggies on top and chipotle sauce on top. Perfect!!
Brenda Butler says
I loved this recipe. I’m a vegan who loved Mexican food. I have found my new addiction. It made into a taco salad with mixed greens, avocado, corn, tomatoes and a squeeze of lime juice. Thank you for this wonderful idea!
Helen says
Hi
Need to try this! We usually soak the quinoa a couple of hours for better digestion. Do you think that will influence the amount of water needed for boiling?
Dana @ Minimalist Baker says
Hmm, not sure! I don’t usually soak mine. But it should require less water if soaked.
Candyce says
I made this tonight, my picky 6 year old loved it and my husband said he could eat it 3 times a week. My son assumed it was ground hamburger and I didn’t tell him otherwise. Thanks for the recipe.
John says
Thank you for sharing this recipe and the technique of baking the quinoa. Excellent texture and flavors in the quinoa! I sauteed some sweet potato, yellow bell pepper, red onions, and black beans to mix into the quinoa taco filling. Will be making your recipe again!
Stacy Taulbee says
Do you rinse the quinoa before cooking it?
Stacy says
Sorry. Can’t delete this and just re-read the recipe and answered my question.
Jonny says
Holy crap this is so freaking delicious. Thank you! Sincerely, a HUGE carnivore.
Becki says
Curious about just toasting the quinoa and using the store bought taco seasoning? Anyone try??
Stacy says
I used McCormick taco seasoning – I added a bit extra and it turned out great.
Christian says
Just made this to put on nachos, and even before popping it in the oven I am amazed by how much this tastes like taco seasoned ground beef, excellent job with this recipe! :)
I would love to find a tweaked version I could use as a sub for regular ground beef, without that zesty taco seasoned flavor, to use in recipes with different flavor profiles.
I suppose for now I’ll just have to experiment!
Thank you! <3
Nichole Cope says
I love this recipe and have made it multiple times. Tonight I decided to make tacos for dinner and realized I was out of quinoa!!! I had Aramanth on hand so I used it and it turned out great! I made a couple of additional modifications to the recipe: 3 cups of liquid (half broth, half water), doubled the nutritional yeast and all of the seasonings, added 6 TBSP of polenta (corn grits). My daughter actually liked it better this way!
Thanks for all of the awesome recipes!
Jennifer says
Just made this. We cut fat from our diet, so made it without the oil. Still delicious! Thank you for great recipe!
Jen says
Okay. It’s finally official. I’m obsessed with this stuff!!!!! I make it at least once a week. I use it in tacos and over salad. Sometimes I mix in refried beans. Sometimes I just shovel it in my mouth with a spoon. So. Flipping. Good!!! I make the quinoa in the pressure cooker because it allows me to eat it sooner :)
Alex says
Can I freeze to use next time? I’m thinking if I just gave it a quick rebake to make crispy again?
Support @ Minimalist Baker says
Hi Alex! Check the comments as others had success in freezing it!
Leiah says
Unbelievably happy I stumbled upon this recipe. I haven’t been able to stop thinking about tacos for a week or so now. You have saved me. The flavor in this is spot on, I loved it. Husband actually enjoyed as well, his only comment was that the quinoa can be a bit crunchy/hard here and there, but overall we have a winner! I may add an extra spice or two in the future, up the heat a bit for fun, but I couldn’t be more pleased. Thank you for saving me from my taco-less night mare!
Erin Engler says
This is the perfect topper for salads, potatoes, wraps and more! I have made this recipe at least a dozen times, most recently for Mexican stuffed sweet potatoes. I do bake for longer than suggested, because I like the quinoa to be extra crispy. Absolutely delicious!
Michelle says
WOW!! I made these for our friends last night and we all LOVED it!! Who needs ground beef! At first they were apprehensive when hearing it was quinoa however after the first bite, they were hooked!!
Thank you for this recipe!!
Christa says
So good!! I’ve made them twice now and even my picky child loves them!
Jennifer says
Made these about a month ago and they immediately became a family favorite and are a repeat im our house!! They are so full of flavor and delicious!! They may take a little more time than some quinoa recipes but welllll worth it!!! Thanks for a delicious recipe!!! Will continue to try more:)
Nanette says
After pinning this a long time ago I finally made this and I’m so glad I did! I don’t eat meat anymore but missed it in tacos. This is a perfect substitute and tastes so good. Thank you so much for this recipe! I can now enjoy tacos, taco salads and all the stuff I love!
Jenn says
Can you use pizza yeast instead of nutritional yeast? That’s all I have right now.
Support @ Minimalist Baker says
Hi Jenn! I’m sad to report that though both of the two are yeasts, pizza yeast and nutritional yeast are quite a bit different and cannot be used in place of one another. Hope this helps!
Erik says
Normally love everything on this blog. We’ve come to expect greatness from all minimalist baker recipes. Maybe that’s not fair, but these just didn’t work.
Christina says
I made this and it is now our go to *meat* for tacos, burrito bowls, and used as a topper on jicama fries with no cheese cheese sauce! What a wonderful texture and flavor. We are unable to use the soy crumbles so this is a wonderful alternative! Thank you for creating and sharing!!
Kristen says
Delicious recipe!! I used this for soft tacos and taco salad. Very flavorful with a great texture as well. Thank you for creating it!!
Jason says
This was spot on! As a still new vegetarian this was a welcome dish that really impressed. I wouldn’t change a thing.
Alice Miller says
Loved this recipe. As other commenters, wanted to stay away from meat alternative products. It’ll become a new part of my weekly menu!!
For the person who mentioned trying to “greek” the quinoa. How about a swarma seasoning? I think it would make a fantastic greek salad.
Heidi says
Ok, this is our go-to for crunchy mexican tacos night, we love it more than regular taco meat. What I’m wondering is if there’s anyway this crumble can be turned into other taco crumbles, like say, a greek taco crumble to be had with tzatziki, cucumbers, greek olives, tomatoes, etc? So if you were going to convert this to a greek style, what would you imagine using in place of the salsa, cumin and chili powder?
fun loving cook says
Oregano and a little bit of tomato sauce or paste might work well.
fun loving cook says
Maybe add some lemon zest as well.
Katie says
Hi,
Just wondering if you could cook the quinoa in a rice cooker and then put it in the oven to save time?
Support @ Minimalist Baker says
Hi Katie! Hmm I’m not sure! If you give it a try, please report back! :D
Bekah says
I cook mine in the rice cooker all the time. Mine is a little more clumpy but does great in the oven. Mine clumps and looks and feels like a ground meat. I don’t cook it super crispy but we love it. Had it on nachos tonight and saving the rest to add to stuffed bell peppers this week.
Patty says
I consider this a keeper. I only had regular quinoa and I added 1/2 teaspoon of paprika. I made some homemade salsa. It would be good with chopped olives or mushrooms also. I will try that next time.
Lauren says
This is soooo good! I made it for my meat-loving husband and he said we need to have this in our house all the time! It is hard to find vegan, gluten free recipes that don’t suck! Thanks for the great recipe!
Hayden Prouty says
Amazing! Found this recipe about 2 weeks ago and have made it 7 times since then… a new favorite in our house. Thanks for a fun and easy dish that is great as, tacos, taco salads, and burritos (we made them all!)
Lynne says
This was fabulous! I didn’t use the nutritional yeast it s still very flavorful. Will also use it for burritos. I hate using mystery meat!
Kathy noakes says
Can this be made without oil?
Support @ Minimalist Baker says
Not sure, but its worth a shot! Let me know how it goes if you try it!
Kathy noakes says
Well it may not have got as crispy as described but it tasted yum!!
Reena says
The quinoa meat came out really good and super simple. I made some guac on the side and cracked a can of beans. Delicious meal!
Sarah Kate says
So good! I had quinoa “meat” for the first time a couple of weeks ago and was instantly hooked. I searched for a recipe and this one appeared. Cooked it tonite for taco Tuesday and my husband and I stuffed our faces. Luckily it makes a ton so tomorrow in going to have a taco salad for lunch. Will definitely be making this often. Thanks for another amazing recipe!
Andrea says
My husband and I are on a new quest to cut down on the amount of meat we eat. I made this recipe last night and it was a hit! The kids really loved it and didn’t even know they were eating quinoa. This was super easy to make. Thank you!
Rachel says
We love this recipe! Great for tacos, quesadillas, salad, and in the morning with fried eggs! Thanks so much!
Lydia says
Absolutely delicious! I used shredded Parmesan cheese as my nutritional yeast. My husband and I plan on using this as our new go to for tacos instead of TVP or Quorn Grounds. Easy, vegetarian, soy free, and cheaper!
Juniper says
Thank you for The recipe. This was delicious. I made it exactly according to your directions, but when I took it out of the oven, I added a can of black beans and some scallions. Didn’t even need the tacos. Ate it like it was a chili dish (partially cause I couldn’t wait – but it’s great on its own). Will make again, thank you!
Juniper says
Thank you for The recipe. This was delicious. I made it exactly according to your directions, but when I took it out of the oven, I added a can of black beans. Didn’t even need the tacos. Ate it like it was a chili dish (partially cause I couldn’t wait – but it’s great on its own). Will make again, thank you!
Kelly says
I made this last week and it was so delicious. The first night I put it on a baked potato and it was good but the next day I heated it up with a bit if water and I put it in taco shells with toppings it was really yummy. Tasted just like the taco meat filling I ate for years before I became a vegan last year. Thanks for a tasty and healthy dish.
Sheryl says
I made this, however it never got crispy. It just seems like it was more dried out, maybe I did something wrong.
Jennifer says
Same thing happened to mine ?
Jana says
I made this for a get together, and everyone loved it! I have a pumpkin chili recipe that I make, and thought about putting this quinoa meat in it. I will let you know how it turns out!
Bella says
I made this for lunch, it was delicious. I will definitely make it again and again…
Kenzie says
Great recipe! We usually do tacos fajita style with a mix of black beans, peppers and onions, but the other day I was craving a more traditional taco and this totally hit the spot. We also topped with refried black beans to give a little more moisture but probably wouldn’t have needed to. I’ve been making your recipes for most of my meals lately – love them, thank you!
Elise says
Thank you for this great recipe. I made tacos and I thought I would have some for a few meals. But this will not happen as my husband ate some and loved this. I am thinking of using this in a Shepard pie. Amazing recipe!
Dineen Speer says
Wow! Marvelous, intense flavors! This deserves a lifetime achievement award. Saving us from the texture protein taco blues. Thank you for changing my menu.
Temi says
I am currently, as in right now as I type this (okay maybe not simultaneously), stuffing my face full of quinoa taco deliciousness. White corn gorillas, spinach, black beans, low fat greek yogurt, a sprinkling a cheese and salsa? YUM!!! This wonderful recipe is definitely going in my regular rotation. Thank you for rescuing me from middle of the week menu blahness.:)
Temi says
Gorillas = tortillas. :(
Mel says
Loved this recipe, I didn’t have veggie broth so I substituted a really watery salsa, it worked out well!
Lisa says
This quinoa taco meat is quite tasty but my family didn’t care for how crumbly and messy it was. To fix that, with the remaining leftovers (I made extra) I mixed in some Trader Joe’s refried beans as a binder until it reached a more ground beef-like consistency. This worked like a charm!
Sheryl says
I made this earlier this week and am right now making it again because it is so good! I used it to make burritos and while I was waiting for it to reheat I may or may not have eaten it with a spoon from the container…..ok, yeah, I definitely did. lol Thanks for such an awesome recipe!
Tonya says
I LOVE THIS RECIPE! I have made it several times. I usually double the nutritional yeast – it love the flavor it adds. I made it once without the nutritional yeast, and it wasn’t as good. When I’m making this recipe just for my husband and I, I add a little cayenne for some kick!
Brian says
Hey,
Just made these last night…I have picky eating kids…and they loved it(so did I)! Your site has been my go to since we have gone Vegan. Keep posting these amazing recipes!
Jennifer says
Surprisingly amazing. Very similar to the flavor and texture of hamburger taco meat.
Terri Meyer says
Made these night before last – AMAZING!! The leftovers were great on a salad!!
Laurie says
Hi, this looks delicious! Question… I do not have nutritional yeast. Can I leave it out?
Support @ Minimalist Baker says
Hi! It adds flavor but isn’t essential!
Nessa says
I made this tonight (using tricolor quinoa) and followed the recipe with one exception — I omitted the nutritional yeast because I didn’t have any on hand. Even without the nutritional yeast, this tasted so freaking good! I did add a bit extra salt to boost the flavor. I made tacos with the quinoa meat for dinner for my boyfriend and myself and with the leftovers I packed us both taco salads which we’ll eat with tortilla chips for lunch. Will definitely make this again soon!
Jaime says
My husband just made these last night for me. We didn’t have vegetable broth, so we just cooked the quinoa in water. They were awesome! I’m on a journey to become vegan and this will definitely be a staple recipe in our house! Thanks!
Johanna says
De-freaking-licious! This was so so good. Thank you for recipes that never disappoint. Makes eating plant based meals so much easier in my omnivorous household. Awesome!
Maggie says
Made a delicious nacho bowl! Loved getting extra fiber in my dinner!
Leelee says
This was dank. The first go, I was like hell ya. Second time I did your method but instead of veg broth I used the lentil chorizo ingredients from kenji Lopez vegan experience (serious eats)… dude… like what? This is foreal.. the mf best.. also I’m really glad I found the ‘i made it button ‘ because I get so sick of reading reviews about how good it looks and people sucking up to you. I just want to see how people thinl it tastes. So THANK YOU for MAKING THAT BUTTON. I dig this site.
Alan says
Leelee this is the best constructive comment I’ve ever read
Lily says
I made this for burritos with refried beans and Mexican rice on whole wheat tortillas. It was fantastic. Thank you.
Esther says
This recipe definitely surpassed my expectations!!! I made it exactly how directed and even my carnivore husband loved it!!
Thank you.
Dana @ Minimalist Baker says
Thanks Esther!
Bianca says
Hi, Dana!
I made this recipe last night and it was phenomenal. Like most, I grew up eating tacos the traditional way, but since I became a vegan I’ve been on the hunt for something healthier and just as flavorful. The quinoa left me feeling more satiated than beef, and with the help of the vegetable broth and the grapeseed oil, the spices were better absorbed. Thank you very much.
Now I will peruse your site for the perfect Thanksgiving meal.
Cheers! And happy holidays!
Shannon says
I made a half batch of this tonight just for myself and topped it with black beans, romaine, onions, avocado, a little cheese and hot sauce and just ate it salad style – it’s amazing! Great flavor, great texture..just delicious. My husband tried a bite and loved it too! Next time I make tacos or tostadas this is definitely my go to filling! Thank you!
Laurel says
I found this on Yummly and tried it last night. Oh my gosh, so much flavor! We put it in spinach tortillas with lettuce and other toppings and they were outstanding. I’m new to plant-based eating and this will definitely be in my repertoire. I think my meat-loving 15-year-old son would even like this! (He’s been avoiding my dinners.) I will make a larger batch next time. I’ll be exploring more of your recipes. Thank you!
Diane says
I found and tried this recipe yesterday and have to admit that I absolutely loved it. The recipe made Taco Tuesday even more enjoyable than usual. Thanks!
Rachel J. says
Just made this tonight and it is my new favorite vegan meal! This is the best “ground beef” alternative I’ve had it made! Thank you so much for the recipe!!
Christina Tonello says
I’m just about to give it a try. Looking forward to it!
NJFoodVenture says
I made this last night and absolutely loved it! It was crisp with loads of robust flavor. To save time I used Trader Joe’s frozen quinoa and simply “cooked” it in the microwave. The leftovers went into a taco salad for lunch today. I promise you won’t miss the meat one bit.