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Quinoa & Feta Balls

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These tasty, vegetarian protein balls make the perfect lunchtime snack. They are bite sized and fit easily into a lunch box, or picnic basket. To serve, just add a little mayonnaise and/or salad with dressing and enjoy. I used tri-color quinoa for this recipe, but you could also use plain quinoa - it is available from major supermarkets in the health food section.

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Quinoa & Feta Balls

Preparation Time: 20 minutes
Cooking Time: 20 minutes
Makes: 4 servings

Ingredients

1 cup cooked quinoa
1 handful fresh mint leaves
1 lemon (juiced)
100 grams feta (crumbled)
1 egg
Salt/pepper (to taste)

Quinoa and Feta Balls ingredients

Method

Combine the cooked quinoa, egg, feta, mint leaves (chopped), salt, pepper, and lemon juice.

Combine the ingredients

Line a baking tray with baking paper and form the ingredients into ball shapes on the tray.

Line a baking tray

Bake in a moderate oven for 20 minutes, or until golden in color.

Serve with salad and/or mayonnaise at your next dinner party or picnic. Enjoy.

Categories
#Quinoa
#Feta
#Vegetarian
#Gluten Free
#Lunch
#Entree

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Made this recipe but was too moist to make into balls. Any suggestions? Made it into a baking dish and the taste is great. Would like to know how to get texture right to make into balls. Thanks Fel

by felli

When I make these, they are slightly moist but sufficient to form into balls - if your mixture was too moist, maybe there was too much water used to boil the quinoa? Also, try waiting until the quinoa completely cools off before forming into balls. Good luck.

by Lucy

Oh wow, these look (and sound) divine! Thanks for the recipe :)

by noshnosh

Thanks Lucy

by felli

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