Roasted cherry tomatoes are bursting with flavor and make a juicy addition to any Buddha Bowl. Keep reading to learn the easiest and fastest way to cook cherry tomatoes in the oven. Buddha Bowl Veggies Buddha Bowl veggies will teach you the fastest and most flavorful...
No matter what spiralizing tool you use, you'll find this quick zucchini noodle recipe useful for all kinds of dishes! I'll bet you've come across the humble zucchini in your time on this delicious earth. In case not, perhaps courgette rings a bell? When it comes to...
Starting from raw or frozen, master how to cook cauliflower rice to throw into a variety of dishes, whether you're using a microwave, oven, or stovetop. Head's up: prepare to make a big batch of this cauliflower rice so you have plenty in the freezer. Yes...you can be...
Starting with this easy recipe, you can make a pot of freekeh anytime you need a healthy whole grain to make the base of your Buddha bowl, soup, grain bowl, or salad! Freekeh, pronounced "FREAK-uh," are the chewy, nutty-tasting grains extracted from the roasting of...
Garlic addicts, rejoice! This recipe teaches you how to pan-fry garlic to golden-brown, crispy perfection. Use it as a topping for Buddha bowls, salads, pastas, tacos, and sandwiches! Fried garlic doesn't mean burned garlic. It actually means "more delicious than...
This Buddha Bowl is so customizable, yet simple, it will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters. With a creamy zesty chipotle sauce that you can make as spicy or as mild as you like. Buddha Bowls Are Easy & Versatile! A Buddha Bowl is super easy to make...
Who hasn't faced the all-too-common dilemma of a leftover avocado half lounging in the fridge? Or maybe you've got a bit of guacamole from last night's fiesta staring back at you every time you open the fridge door. Well, it's time to give these leftovers a...
Microwaving nuts is an essential skill you can wield confidently any time the occasion calls for toasted nuts--walnuts, pine nuts, almonds, etc, even seeds and legumes (peanuts)! In just five minutes you will have the perfect addition to any salad, Buddha bowl, baked...
Sriracha puts the heat in this speedy spicy mayo recipe you can add to sandwiches, Buddha bowls, burgers, and fries! It takes just 4 ingredients, most of which you probably already have in your pantry or fridge! Delicious condiments like this spicy sriracha mayo can...
With just 5 ingredients + water, this is only peanut sauce you'll ever need when dressing salads, dipping spring rolls, jazzing up satay, and more. Lime brings bright acidity to this dressing, working to cut the richness of the peanut butter, while soy sauce adds a...
Lemon juice freshens up this sesame-ginger vinaigrette made with just 7 ingredients shaken in a jar and ready to dress Buddha bowls, and even stir-fries. You'll base it off of the following ingredients: Trust me, if you've got most of those ingredients, you're on way...
Whether on the stovetop or in the oven, you can create and customize homemade croutons with this easy recipe and finally step up your soup, salad, and Buddha bowl game! Tired of stale store-bought croutons? Making your own is easier than you think, whether in a pan or...
If you haven't been toasting pepitas, or hulled pumpkin seeds, here's how to begin! It's a quick and easy step that'll take your Buddha bowls, granola, and salads to the next level. What simple step separates you from a standout Buddha bowl, salad, or gorgeous granola...
Start with toasted sesame seeds, or quickly toast up some raw ones, to make this richly roasted sesame dressing that's sweet, creamy, and oh-so easy! But, before we get started, you just need to accept the following fact: This sesame dressing will knock your socks...
Add serious Southeast Asian flair to any salad or Buddha bowl with nuoc cham, the easy, no-cook sauce of Vietnam found in every meal! Properly speaking, you only need 4 ingredients to kickstart a nuoc cham! Just make sure you have some fish sauce in the pantry. A...
Try this quick and delicious Buddha bowl recipe that combines pineapple teriyaki chicken and simple noodles or pasta. Reinvent Leftovers with the Buddha Bowl! Bored of the same ol' leftovers? Buddha Bowl recipes helps you reinvent last night's supper into a completely...
Serving pure sesame realness, tahini paste needs little improvement beyond the lightest of touches, and voila! You have the best Buddha bowl or salad dressing ever, and it's so easy to customize if you want some extra pizzazz. In case you're not familiar, tahini is a...
How to bake tortilla strips Making your own baked tortilla strips is a great way to use up the last few tortillas that you have on hand. Start with either corn tortillas or flour tortillas. Cut the tortilla into strips and toss with cooking oil. Lay out the strips in...
Healthy fats and proteins abound in this Buddha bowl recipe with refreshing, colorful shrimp and avocado drizzled in a creamy cilantro-lime sauce. This is a great way to use up any leftover rice and chop up whatever veggies you have in the drawer. The shrimp can be as...
Boiled shrimp can be bland, flavorless and boring, especially if you buy frozen, pre-cooked "cocktail shrimp." It's just as easy to make your own boiled shrimp, but with so much more flavor. Secret Ingredient = Shrimp Shells The secret is using the shrimp shells...
