Freshly grated ginger is a wonderful ingredient to have on hand. It can be used to add a savory flavor to recipes like stir fry, noodles, or pineapple teriyaki sauce. Buddha Bowl Basics Buddha Bowl basics will teach you simple kitchen techniques that you can use to...
This crispy tortilla bowl is a fun way to add an extra crunch element to your bowl. Making a tortilla bowl in the oven is super fast and easy, everyone will love it. Buddha Bowl Basics Buddha Bowl basics teach you fun kitchen tips and tricks to make your recipes...
Learn how to cut an avocado in a few simple steps. A few slices of avocado can transform your Buddha Bowl into a fresh green bowl packed with healthy fats and fiber. Buddha Bowl Basics Buddha Bowl basics will teach you simple kitchen basics to help you save food...
Learn how to get the most juice possible out of your lemons. If you need a burst of acidity in a dressing or Buddha Bowl, this is a hack you need to know! Buddha Bowl Basics Buddha Bowl basics will teach you simple kitchen basics to help you save food and add...
Learn the secrets to making dried herbs in the microwave, ready in just minutes! If you don't have any spices or dry herbs on hand, but you have some in the fridge or backyard, you can dry them on your own. This quick method will be one of the best ways to use...
Fresh garlic can add flavor to any dish! It's hard to know where to start chopping garlic with skin and all of the cloves. Keep reading to learn our top tips for the easiest way to chop garlic. Buddha Bowl basics will teach you simple kitchen basics to help...
Japanese eggplant is long and skinny, unlike a globe eggplant, which is fat and roly-poly! The thinner eggplant is quick to roast in the oven. Buddha Bowl Veggies Buddha Bowl veggies will teach you the quickest and easiest ways to cook and season vegetables. For the...
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, why not? They're extremely delicious, make for a super healthy snack, and are great to add into recipes. And they don't take much time to make. We're here to show you some simple steps you can take to...
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Ever tried blinis? I love that word actually. It makes me want to pronounce it "buh-li-ni". Kinda like if bologna had an "i" in the middle. But then you look at it, and it's as simple as can be: blini. Like it's an app or a digital assistant. ("Blini, tell me what the...
I don't know about you, but I never go through a whole package of bacon in one sitting, especially now that my boys are out of the house. That means there's always some leftover in the package, and I often place it back in the fridge to use for later. But by the time...
It's that time of year when the chocolate bunnies hit the shelves and everyone's scrambling to prepare Sunday dinner. Understandably, not everyone is into the hustle and bustle of big crowds. Perhaps you're not spending the holiday with family, or you just want a calm...