Rainbow Bowls: Easy, delicious ways to #EatTheRainbow

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Divide the pork between 4 serving bowls, then add the rice and the remaining ingredients except the lemon juice, to fill the bowl. This recipe is perfect if you’re looking for a new take on the classic Buddha bowl. Each bite is bursting with juicy pomegranate seeds that contrast the savory Brussels sprouts perfectly. Fresh vegetables: Carrots, cabbage, cucumber, spinach, bell pepper, radish, avocado, and corn adds all the colors to this rainbow bowl. If you are not a fan of one of these ingredients, feel free to switch out for something you prefer more. Sweet potatoes, beets, cherry tomatoes, red onion slices, and green beans are other good choices. A couple of minor things. If the first baking sheet cooks for 20-25 minutes, and the second sheet is put in 10 minutes after the first one starts, then 15 – 20 minutes for the second sheet would have it finishing 5 minutes after the first. SO GOOD! We had the rainbow smoothie and tropical bowl. Perfect balance of good and healthy. Tara is extremely sweet, too. I hope they open these all over OK. 🏴 Flag as inappropriate

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For the first time ever, the new Aero Abstract Bowls offers a striking view on the running edge unlike anything offered before! For maximum nutrition and flavor, use organic produce that is vibrant, firm, and crisp for the best results. 🍽️ More Delicious Healthy Recipes Great customer service! We drove all the way from Tulsa to try out these bowls and we did not regret our decision. Highly recommend! 🏴 Flag as inappropriate Can Buddha bowls get any better? It seems like an impossible feat, but this recipe is here to prove you wrong. Another fantastic recipe Dana! I have been trying so many of your recipes and thrilled with the outcome. Keep em’ coming. The pix and accuracy of each is spot on. Thanks for transforming vegetarian recipes.To one baking sheet, add the potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, beets, and radishes and drizzle with half of the oil (or water), curry powder, and sea salt (as original recipe is written- 1 Tbsp (15 ml) oil (or water), 1/2 tsp curry powder, and 1/4 tsp sea salt). Toss to combine. Bake for a total of 20-25 minutes or until golden brown and tender. Divide the carrots, cabbage, cucumber, spinach, bell pepper, radishes, avocado, corn and sunflower seeds, and place on top of the quinoa in each bowl.

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Hi I love your recipes and want to thank you for sharing your hard work with so many. I do have a question. I’m a little confused what is the dressing drizzle do over the 30 minute roasted vegetable bowl. I can tell find any info on that part of the recipe. Take a look at our social media channels below for recipe inspiration, cooking tips, nutrition info, competitions and more This plant-based bowl will give you something to look forward to during those long morning meetings. That way I can just assemble and chow down, knowing I’m giving my body the energy and nutrients it needs to power through the day.This would make the perfect healthy plant-based breakfast, lunch, or dinner! I’ve been loving mine as a late morning brunch alongside a little Golden Milk or lemon water. If you aren’t into tahini, try my Easy 10-Minute Chimichurri Sauceor Garlic Dill Sauce! I am making this for dinner and can’t wait – looks amazing. Do you have a recipe for the sauce that you used to drizzle over the veggies? That looks amazing! Looks a little like garlic aoli sauce, but wanted to be sure. I hope I didn’t miss in in the reading somewhere. Brilliant!! I made ths for dinner last night – just the second MB recipe I’ve ever made (the first was Roasted Cauli Tacos the night before – very easy and very delicious). This has to be THE very easiest, most attractive and delicious and satisfying meals ever!! Do you go crazy for umami? This oyster mushroom Buddha bowl will give you so much savory flavor in every bite, you’ll forget that it’s also incredibly healthy. I hate vegetables and I never eat them. But this was one of the best meals I’ve ever had!! It’s was savory, meat-like texture and filling! My husband loved it too (he always covers his food in sauce, but didn’t with this).