Power Bowl

A power bowl can be anything you want it to be.  You can roast a whole tray of veggies and everyone can customize what they like.  The rice or quinoa can be made ahead to save time.  These bowls are nice for dinner and make a good lunch as well.  Add in grilled chicken, fish, pork, or shrimp if you would like to add protein.  

The pickled onions add a delicious flavor.  They are super easy and add that delicious, pickled flavor.  Making a power bowl can be fun and change up the usual dinner or lunch.  


bon COOK tools used: Perforated Baking Sheet, Bonmat, Santoku Chef Knife, Large Round Mold, Octagonal Bonmat, Signature Spatula


Ingredients

  • Rice or Quinoa

  • Roasted veggies of your choice

  • Spinach or Kale, torn into pisces

  • Pickled onions

  • Feta cheese, crumbled (or cheese of your choice)

  • Chopped carrots

  • Chopped radish

  • FRENCH PANTRY Traditional Balsamic


Directions

Prepare rice or Quinoa.  You can easily make the rice or quinoa in the microwave in a Round Mold.  

* Place the Medium or Large Round Mold on a microwave safe plate.  Place 1 cup rice/quinoa  2 cups water/or broth (chicken or vegetable) in the Round Mold.  

Place in the microwave but do not cover.  Cook on high for 8 minutes.  Remove and check to see if water is absorbed.  Add 2 more minutes or until water is absorbed.  

Rice will cook faster than the quinoa.  The quinoa takes 12-14 minutes.  Every microwave is different so keep checking until the liquid is absorbed.  

Roast your favorite veggies for the bowl.  Place veggies in a bowl and toss with olive oil, salt and pepper.  Stir to coat.  Place a Bonmat on a Perforated Baking Sheet.  Place the veggies on the Bonmat and roast at 400 F until desired doneness.  

Layer individual bowls with the spinach/kale, rice/quinoa, veggies, pickled onions, and cheese.  Drizzle with Balsamic Vinegar if desired. 

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