
Join me in my backyard as I introduce you to my cookbook, and share some of my recipe faves with you!
Learn to make a colorful dill millet salad with lemon dressing and toasted walnuts, blending ancient millet with vegetables, herbs, and a simple olive oil dressing.
Learn to make savory millet stuffed cabbage rolls with butternut squash red sauce, using cabbage, millet, mushrooms, parsley, seeds, and sauce, while exploring cabbage health benefits and millet's alkalizing nutrition.
Cook quinoa, a high-protein, complete-protein grain, with garlicky green beans and tomatoes, sautéed mushrooms, and parmesan for a quick, flavorful 20-minute meal.
Create a festive Moroccan quinoa party salad with quinoa, garbanzo beans, asparagus, peas, radishes, and almonds, dressed in a turmeric curry olive oil dressing.
Cook Northwoods wild rice with craisins and pecans, blending light and brown rice with onions, celery, apples, parsley, orange juice, and warm spices for a cozy holiday side.
prepare melt in your mouth wild rice with three ingredients—wild rice, butter or oil, and nutritional yeast—seasoned with garlic powder for a quick, fluffy whole grain side.
Cook an eco-friendly sesame buttered gourmet rice and vegetable dish with brown rice and wild rice, sautéed vegetables, and a sesame tahini sauce with ghee and tamari.
Transform leftover brown rice into a glorified Spanish garden rice with peppers, garlic, zucchini, parsley, tomato sauce, and optional tempeh bacon for a smoky, cheesy finish.
Learn to cook a comforting Himalayan rice dish with ginger curry dal using red lentils, basmati rice, onions, garlic, and spices for a nourishing home meal.
Cook a veggie stuffed squash with curry butter teff sauce, combining roasted squash with a savory teff-based sauce and sautéed vegetables for a warm, nutritious autumn dinner.
Create a Sacred Kitchen
Eating With the Seasons
Eco-Friendly Cookware
Reasons to Eat One Vegetable Meal a Week
Where the Fruit & Veggies You Eat Come From
Hunting Down Healthy Fats
Vegetable Oil The Unappetizing Truth
Why To Eat Salt-The Right Kind
If you’re a whole foods lover who enjoys preparing rustic, gourmet meals, or you're simply ready to explore the creative world of whole grain cookery, you’ll marvel at the way you can turn ancient grains such as quinoa, millet, teff, amaranth, basmati rice, buckwheat, and wild rice, into delicious and hearty dining pleasures. Whole, organically raised grains, when prepared in the traditional way (as our ancestors prepared them) offer to be healthful additions to many diets. They're a great source of minerals, and their fiber content benefits your intestinal health and fortitude. By eating more grains (and less meat) you'll also lighten your ecological footprint!
Here’s a sample of the 96 savory recipes featured in my course. The recipes are suitable for everyday dining as well as special occasions:
Mexican Garden Fiesta Millet Dish (A Prize-Winning Dish!)
Country Herb (Dill) Millet Salad (with Lemon Dressing & Toasted Walnuts)
Native American Millet Stuffing (with Corn, Black Beans, and Hot Sauce)
Savory Millet Stuffed Cabbage Rolls with Red Sauce
Quinoa Parmesan with Garlicky Green Beans and Tomatoes
Rustic Cheesy Quinoa Artichoke Bake (New; not in Book)
Quinoa Tabouli Salad (with Lemony Garlic Yogurt Dressing & Sun Sprouts)
Festive Moroccan Quinoa Party Salad (New; not in book)
Northwoods Wild Rice with Craisins and Pecans
Savory, Melt in Your Mouth Wild Rice
Cranapple Waldorf Wild Rice Salad (with Pineapple Kefir Dressing)
Autumn Harvest Veggie Loaf (New; not in book)
Sesame Buttered Brown Rice & Vegetable Dish
Spanish Garden Rice with Tempeh ‘Bacon’
Curried Eggplant Basmati Rice
Himalayan Rice Dish with Ginger Curry Dal
Macaroni Spelt (Spelt with Cheddar Cheese Flavored Sauce)
Potato Salad Spelt
Eggplant Amaranth Bake
Veggie Stuffed Squash with Curry Butter Teff Sauce
In this special package, you’ll get:
“Cookbook Chat” Video: A friendly overview of my book’s content and a short synopsis of some of my recipe faves.
“Deep Dish" Mini-Book- I interview myself about my book, and share insights about the health benefits of eating whole grains and pseudo grains. You'll gain insights about the legend and lore of whole grains and be inspired to lighten your ecological footprint with meatless main dishes.
Gourmet Grains Cookbook (PDF Format; Features:)
Garden of Eatin: Learn about the health value in vegetables and fruits.
Pantry of Splendor: Learn about condiments, herbal seasonings, sauces, nut butters, nuts, seeds, ghee, sprouts, including brief summaries of their culinary uses and nutritional benefits.
The Aromatic Stovetop: Find grain cooking instructions, plus cookware tips.
'Candia's Kitchen' - Watch me prepare 20 of my 4-season recipes on video.
15 Tabletop TUTORS™ Colorful, Text-Rich Infographics (A Fun Way to Learn & Teach!)
1) How to Create a Sacred Kitchen + 2) Empower Yourself in the Kitchen + 3) Choose Eco-Friendly Cookware + 4) Ten Eco-Reasons to Eat One Veg Meal a Week + 5) Eating with the Seasons, A Way to Stay Balanced + 6) Processed Vegetable Oils: The Unappetizing Truth 7) + Hunting Down Healthy Fats+ 8) Savor the Health Benefits of Ghee + 9) Where Do the Fruits & Vegetables that You Eat Come From? + 10) Why To Eat (The Right Kind of) Salt + 11) Heal Your Meal with Culinary Herbs + 12) No If's And's or Buts...You Gotta Eat Some Nuts + 13) Eat Seeds Every Day to Keep the Doc Away! 14) + 5 Hearty & Delicious Buckwheat Lunch & Supper Bowls + 15) I'm a Health-Loving Vegetarian.