Rejuvelac Quinoa
Olivia Abramson
Rejuvelac is a highly nutritious beverage made from fermented sprouted grains. It’s incredibly easy to make, with just a handful of ingredients and a little patience required. Making your own rejuvelac is easy, affordable, and helps to make the best-aged nut cheeses you’ll ever taste!
Glass jar
Cheesecloth, coffee filter, or paper towel
Rubber band or mason jar lid
Strainer
- 1 cup quinoa
- 3 cups filtered water
Add grains to a glass jar, then cover with water. Add cheesecloth to cover the lid of the jar and secure with your mason jar lid or rubber band. Place in a dark corner for 5-10 hours.
Strain and discard liquid from your jar and rinse grains. Return grains to the jar, replace cheesecloth and lid, and return to your dark corner.
Repeat step two twice per day until you see sprouts appearing from the grains. This may take 1-3 days depending on the type of grain you’re using.
Once grains are fully sprouted, add roughly 3 cups of water to your sprouted grains. Return cheesecloth and lid. Return to the corner. Stir once per day for 1-3 days.
Rejuvelac needs at least 1 day to ferment, with fermentation being complete after 3 days. To stop the fermentation process, strain and reserve your liquid and place it in the refrigerator. Grains may be reused once more, with less time required for the second fermentation.