Buddha rice

This yummy gluten free buddha bowl is a brilliant healthy recipe to try for lunch or dinner. It features a bed of brown rice, topped with lovely crunchy veggies, soy sesame fried kale and avocado, all drizzled with a delicious maple lemon dressing. The finishing touch – your choice of protein, whether it be salmon, chicken, eggs or nuts. We’ve always called this rainbow rice buddha bowl “Amy’s Rice Bowl” in our house, after our friend from Australia introduced us to a similar recipe a couple of years ago. Over the dozens of times that we have made these dish, we gradually changed some of the ingredients and we have finally hit on our perfect recipe. You’ll find the full recipe below. We still often switch around the final topping on the dish, depending on what we have in the fridge or are in the mood for. Fried egg is our default, but, as I mentioned at the start, the bowl can also be topped with a portion of protein such as salmon, chicken or toasted nuts. Pictured above you’ll see the fried egg variety, which is a vegetarian version of the bowl, and below is a picture of the version topped with a hot smoked salmon fillet. I bought these from Lidl, but you’ll find most supermarkets sell hot smoked salmon or precooked salmon fillets in the chiller section. For the crunchy vegetable element of the bowl you can absolutely switch this up and use any types you like. I use grated carrot and very finely sliced red cabbage, but you could use sliced radishes, white cabbage, grated...

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This post may contain affiliate links. Read my Delicious Coconut Rice Bowls with curried jasmine rice cooked in coconut milk and topped with See all our Always keep your eyes open. Keep Watching. Because whatever you see can inspire you. ~ Grace Coddington The beauty of this Coconut Rice Bowl is that you can adapt it to seasonal veggies and use whatever protein you prefer! Here we are using tofu as our protein along with asparagus and peas in honor of Springtime. The rice is rich and delicious, cooked in coconut milk with a little curry powder giving it gorgeous color and warm flavor undertones without being overpowering. While the rice cooks, the tofu and veggies are prepped, seared, and sautéed. Finishing this dish with fresh mint, cilantro, lime, and toasted coconut flakes makes the real magic in this dish! Bright herby toasty amazing flavor and texture that will completely elevate your meal. You really don’t want to leave these out! Coconut Rice Bowl Video Variations on Coconut Rice Bowls • Rice: brown rice or white jasmine, brown or white basmati, or other grain like quinoa (follow cooking directions on package using coconut milk as part of the liquid required and the remaining with water.) • Protein: chicken, shrimp, or even fish • Vegetables: green beans, broccoli, snap peas, colorful bell peppers, carrots, cauliflower, spinach, shiitakes, salad turnips Ingredients in Coconut Rice Bowls • Jasmine Rice • Coconut milk • Aromatics, Herbs, and Spices: ginger, garlic, • ...

There are hundreds of recipes for Buddha Bowls out there but I can assure you this one is the best. With veggies, brown rice, tofu in a flavour-packed peanut buddha bowl sauce, the ultimate buddha bowl will become your go-to vegetarian dinner recipe! If you’re from Toronto and even remotely interested in health then you have heard of Fresh Restaurants . They’re basically a chain of healthy/vegetarian restaurants across the city that are a healthy foodie’s mecca. The food is so good that it turns people into vegans. Only slightly kidding… This recipe was 100% inspired by the buddha bowl at Fresh. Truth is, I’m actually in love with their buddha sauce. It’s sort of irrelevant what you pour it onto because the goodness is all in the buddha bowl sauce. Today I’m sharing my version! What is a buddha bowl? To be honest, I couldn’t get a definitive answer on why it’s called a buddha bowl! One source said it’s named for its big, round Buddha belly shape, another said Martha Stewart coined the term. What I do know is it’s a bowl meal with grains, tons of veggies, some source of protein and a dressing. Basically my dream dinner. What I love about my buddha bowl is that I get to pick exactly what I want it to include so of course I went for broccoli and kale. The original buddha bowl from Fresh uses cucumbers and tomatoes but I’m a green freak so I gave you a double-whammy of them. But still, it doesn’t matter what you include in it because once you master the buddha bowl sauce you a...

This Mexican Buddha Bowl is packed with black beans, sweet corn, cherry tomatoes, avocado, and brown rice. Topped with guacamole, lime juice, or hummus. Buddha Bowls are all the rage nowadays, and for good reason. It’s a bowl brimming with stuff that’s good for the body – veggies, protein, nuts, seeds, you name it! It’s become incredibly popular among vegans. But can be made with or without meat. Personally, I’ve found it to be one of the easiest (and tastiest!) ways to get lots of veggies into my diet. But first, what is a buddha bowl, anyway? I’m sure you’ve seen them at least once in your Instagram and Pinterest feeds. They’ve quickly become one of the hottest new food trends on social media. They’re made up of 4 main ingredients: • Grains • Beans • Veggies • Dressing A Buddha bowl is a healthy dish made of different veggies, whole grains, nuts, lean protein, seeds; and flavored with dressing and spices. All that good stuff is placed in a big round bowl that resembles the belly of the Enlightened One. Fun fact: Did you know that Gautama Buddha did not really have a huge belly? Yup, the famous depiction of a fat and cheerful Buddha is of a different person. Budai, also known as the “Laughing Buddha,” is a Chinese monk who practiced Buddhism. But, despite the likeness between the bowl and Budai’s belly, the true origin of the dish is based on the real Buddha’s diet. According to Zen priest Dan Zigmond, Buddha would carry a bowl during his early morning walks, where locals...