K's Crazy Seed Bread Recipe evaporated milk,    chia seed,    soya flour,    sorghum flour,    kamut flour,    rye flour,    vital wheat gluten,    yeast,    quinoa,    cornstarch,    canola oil,    sesame seed,    poppy seed,    flax seed/linseed,    amaranth,    salt,    maple syrup,    water,    flour I invented this after a shopping trip with a friend of mine, where she commented that she was interested in trying a loaf of organic chia seed bread but didn't want to shell out huge bucks for it....

Goodness Gracious Granola Bars Recipe | SparkRecipes trail mix,    textured vegetable protein,    chia seed,    kasha,    buckwheat,    quinoa,    sesame seed oil,    oats,    almond,    vanilla,    sesame seed,    psyllium/iispaghula,    poppy seed,    flax seed/linseed,    raisin,    amaranth,    peanut butter,    salt,    honey,    agave syrup,    brown sugar,    cranberry juice,    water These chewy, super-nutritious and gluten free granola bars are adapted from Vintage Mixer, who adopted it from Alton Brown: http://vintagemixer.blogspot.com/2010/02/dried-fruit-and-nut-granola-bars.ht...

Easy Multigrain Bread Recipe bread flour,    yeast,    bulgur wheat,    quinoa,    canola oil,    barley,    flax seed/linseed,    wholewheat flour,    amaranth,    eggs,    salt,    honey,    sugar,    milk,    water This is my go-to sandwich and toasting bread. My two-year-old son loves it plain or topped with raspberry jam. The amaranth and quinoa boost the protein content and give the bread a nutty flavour. Fee...

health nut granola bars Recipe | SparkRecipes oats,    vanilla,    sesame seed,    poppy seed,    flax seed/linseed,    carob,    coconut,    amaranth,    peanut butter,    honey,    brown sugar,    chocolate,    water This recipe is amazing because you can do anything with it! As long as the wet to dry ingredient ratio stays the same, you can change the ingredients to suit your taste. To pop amaranth, heat a skille...

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