Disse Quinoa-boller med 3 ingredienser are super simple dinner rolls, bringing over 9 grams of complete protein with no egg, no dairy, and no oil!
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Quinoa Bread Rolls
Ingredienser
- 2…“ kopper Selv-hævende mel - + extra 2-3 tablespoons to shape the dough (note 1)
- 1 ¼ kopper Danskvand - (note 2)
- 1 kop Ukogt quinoa - rinsed, drained (note 3)
Valgfri
- ½ teske Salt
- 2 teskefulde Uraffineret rørsukker - (note 4)
- ⅓ kop Frø - mix pumpkin, sunflower seeds, flaxseeds
Instruktioner
- Line a 9-inch baking sheet with parchment paper. Lightly oil the paper with a cooking oil spray. Set aside.
- Place the raw, uncooked quinoa in a sieve, rinse it under cold tap water to remove saponins. If you have time, let them soak in water at 120F (50°C) for 60 minutes and change the water every 20 minutes for a complete saponin elimination.
- Transfer the rinsed, drained quinoa to a high-speed blender with sparkling water.
- Blend on high speed for a good 45-60 seconds until it looks grey and the quinoa is pulsed in smaller pieces.
- In a large mixing bowl, add self-rising flour, blended quinoa, salt, and sugar if used.
- Stir with a rubber spatula at first, then lightly oil your hands with olive oil and knead, adding seeds if you like, and more sparkling water gradually if too dry, or more flour if too wet. You should form a dough ball that is lightly sticky but holds its shape nicely. Set aside for 10 minutes in the bowl to relax the dough.
- Forvarm ovnen til 350 ° C (180 ° F).
- Flour the work surface, transfer the dough and knead 2-3 times max, then cut into 6 even portions.
- Lightly oil your hands again and roll each dough into balls and place them in the prepared tray, leaving an inch of space between each bread roll. They expand in the oven.
- Brush the top of each bread roll with water, press a few seeds on top if you like – I am using a mix of flaxseeds, sunflower seeds, and pumpkin seeds.
- Cover the pan tightly with foil, and bake it for 15 minutes at 350°F (180°C). Increase the oven temperature to 390°F (200°C), remove the foil, and keep baking for 10-12minutes until the outside of the bread is crispy and a toothpick inserted in the center of a bread roll comes out with a little to no crumb.
- Let them cool down on a cooling rack for 2 hours before slicing.
Noter
Ernæring
Ingredienser og erstatninger
You only need three simple ingredients to make this recipe. Here’s how to pick and swap them.

- Selv-hævende mel – This provides the structure and leavening for the bread rolls, so they get their soft and fluffy texture. You can also make your own by mixing all-purpose flour with baking powder and a pinch of salt.
- Danskvand – The bubbles in the sparkling water help the rolls rise, creating a light and airy texture. You can use soda water or even plain kombucha instead.
- Ukogt quinoa – This ingredient is the star of the recipe, adding a complete protein and a nutty flavor. It also provides a unique, slightly chewy texture to the bread rolls.
How to Make Quinoa Bread Rolls






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Let me share a few more tips for a perfect quinoa bread roll.
- Skyl Quinoa – Be sure to rinse the quinoa thoroughly before you use it. This removes the saponins, which are naturally occurring compounds that can give the quinoa a slightly bitter, soapy taste.
- Don’t Over-Knead – Kneading the dough too much can make the bread rolls tough. You only need to knead it for a few minutes until it holds its shape.
- Flour Your Hands – If the dough feels too sticky, a little extra flour on your hands can make it much easier to work with without changing the consistency of the bread rolls.







Can I make it as a whole bread and not rolls ??? If yes what adjustments do I have to do ?
I wouldn’t, the batter will be too thick and won’t bake nicely in the center.
amazing recipe I added the sunflower and pumpkin seeds inside and on top as well as fleur de sel on top- served warm dipped in a good olive oil yummmmmy!
I love fleur de sel! it sounds amazing.
Min familie elskede dette!
I am so happy to read this !
Haven’t made it so I can’t really rate it, but I do have a question about baking. It looks like you’re using a square brownie pan with some depth, not a sheet pan, yes? It would be hard to cover a sheet pan in foil without touching the tops of the rolls. Also it looks like they’re apart in one direction but nearly touching in the other (horizontally separated, but not vertically in the photo). Is it better to use a larger pan or is that OK?
Persnickety, I know… sorry!!! lol
You can use any type of pan, it doesn’t’ change a thing. The foil can touch the top of the bread, it won’t impact their raise or stick to them as the seeds on top protect them from that.
can we switch the all purpose flour with whole wheat flour. if yes, how should I adjust the quantities. thank you!
The bread will be too dense, and dry, if you do. This is because wholewheat flour containsmore fibers, and this recipe is already higher than regular bread recipes in fibers and proteins from quinoa. If you do, expect a hard, dense bread.
Outstanding! So tasty and the consistency was amazing. I did not expect them to be this good. I followed the directions pretty much exactly and they were perfect. Thank you for this recipe!
It makes me so happy to read your comment. Thanks for trying my recipes.
Had to add a lot more flour to my mix as it was very sticky and I didn’t add sugar. I was a bit doubtful that they would taste very nice, I was wrong they were really tasty, will deifnately make again
I am so happy that they work so well, thank you!
sugar, selfraising flour? It’s not diabetic friendly.
Nobody said it was!
Can we use whole spelt flour for this recipe? If so, what adjustments would be necessary?
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No, I am sorry, whole spelt will add way too much fiber, the breads will be dense and hard. Even if you add more liquid, the rolls won’t be as soft and not very tasty. White spelt will work, but don’t forget to add the extra baking powder as mentioned in the note! this recipe use self-rising flour that already contains the raising agent.
Can I make these recipes with gluten free self raising flour
No, you need to do a few more adjustment using my gluten-free converter link..