Sprouted Farro with Bacon and Vegetables
By Esther Boateng
Farro tastes great with almost any ingredient: chopped sundried tomatoes, sauteed peppers, sauerkraut, olive paste, bacon, peas, feta cheese, the choices are endless. After you’ve added your preferred ingredients into the cooked farro, top it with some fermented hot sauce or olive oil and serve alongside diced avocado or cottage cheese.
Sprouted Farro with Bacon and Vegetables
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Servings
2
Farro tastes great with almost any ingredient: chopped sundried tomatoes, sauteed peppers, sauerkraut, olive paste, bacon, peas, feta cheese, the choices are endless. After you’ve added your preferred ingredients into the cooked farro, top it with some fermented hot sauce or olive oil and serve alongside diced avocado or cottage cheese.
Author:By Esther Boateng
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup farro, sprouted and cooked
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pinch Dr. Cowan’s Garden Organic Pepper Salt
- 3 slices bacon, cooked and broken into bite-sized pieces
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1+ tsp. Dr. Cowan’s Garden Olive Paste
- 2 Tbsp. Raw Probiotic Organic Sauerkraut
- pinch Dr. Cowan’s Garden Organic Turmeric Powder
- 1/2 tsp. Dr. Cowan’s Garden Pluck All-Purpose Seasoning
- 2 tsp. Dr. Cowan’s Garden Organic Carrot Powder
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1 tsp. Dr. Cowan’s Garden Organic Burdock Root Powder
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Jaya Raw Fermented Probiotic Hot Sauce (optional garnish)
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Raw Apple Cider Vinegar or Organic Balsamic Vinegar (optional)
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Dr. Cowan’s Garden Olive Oil (optional garnish)
- avocado
- cottage cheese
Directions
Soak half a cup of farro overnight in water, drain and cook according to package instructions.
Season with pepper salt and let it simmer for about 15 minutes on low heat until fully cooked.
Drain farro. Set aside and let it cool slightly.
Chop or tear cooked bacon into bitesize pieces.
To a small bowl add cooked farro and mix with bacon bits, olive paste, sauerkraut, and vegetable powders.
Garnish with hot sauce, apple cider vinegar, or olive oil.
Serve with avocado or cottage cheese.
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