Guys is cooked amaranth supposed to be this glob? How do you even cook this?
I cooked like i would rice, with 1:1.5 water ratio. But its so sticky and it doesnt seem overcooked because the grains are intact
by empireofdirt010
8 Comments
Night_Sky02
Yes.
This is basically the caviar of grains. In fact, it’s not even a grain but a pseudocereal.
WestBrink
I know it’s not a popular stance here, but amaranth is one of those things that really needs a bit of oil. Mix up a light vinaigrette and toss it with some finely diced cucumbers, Kalamata olives and onions and it’s great. Just cooked down it’s… Not great.
kittencoffee35
lol I thought that was packed brown sugar
ThomasFromOhio
Amaranth is going to be the next grain/seed that I explore. Just curious about the flavor?
MasterBob
I like a 1:1 ratio for Amaranth. They become more like baboa, pretty sure they digest fine too.
Real_Hat220
I like making amaranth mixed with oatmeal in 1:1 ratio. Now that you mention it, I think I’ve never even had plain amaranth. Looks interesting!
LeeBears
I’ve heard you can pop it like popcorn, but my one attempt at this only resulted in a very few of the grains “popping”
Own_Pirate2206
Wow I need to find some amaranth again. Some doubt in my mind about rinsing and water ratio with regards to reducing globbiness.
8 Comments
Yes.
This is basically the caviar of grains. In fact, it’s not even a grain but a pseudocereal.
I know it’s not a popular stance here, but amaranth is one of those things that really needs a bit of oil. Mix up a light vinaigrette and toss it with some finely diced cucumbers, Kalamata olives and onions and it’s great. Just cooked down it’s… Not great.
lol I thought that was packed brown sugar
Amaranth is going to be the next grain/seed that I explore. Just curious about the flavor?
I like a 1:1 ratio for Amaranth. They become more like baboa, pretty sure they digest fine too.
I like making amaranth mixed with oatmeal in 1:1 ratio. Now that you mention it, I think I’ve never even had plain amaranth. Looks interesting!
I’ve heard you can pop it like popcorn, but my one attempt at this only resulted in a very few of the grains “popping”
Wow I need to find some amaranth again. Some doubt in my mind about rinsing and water ratio with regards to reducing globbiness.