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5 Recipes for the Buddha Bowl

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5 Recipes for the Buddha Bowl

A Buddha bowl is a meal served in a single bowl (a bowl or half bowl), consisting of a variety of products and containing valuable nutrients dietary fiber, vitamins, minerals, and biologically active compounds such as polyphenols.

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1. The rules for composing Buddha bowls

There's not a single recipe that tells you how to make a Buddha bowl.. because in a bowl, you can literally mix all the products you want at any given moment.. but there's a general scheme that illustrates what should be in it.

2. The carbohydrates are complex

They form the basis of the composition, provide energy and a large amount of dietary fiber. Their sources are cassava (grain pulp, barley pearl, granola, quinoa, jaglan, couscous), rice (white, parboiled, brown, wild jasmine), pasta (full-grain, garlic, of strawberries), cereal flakes, potatoes or cinnamon.

3. It's a protein

It is necessary to ensure that the meal is properly balanced, saturated and lowers the glycemic load, so that the increase in glucose in the meal will be less as compared to a carbohydrate-only meal.

4. Good fats

These are vegetable oils (e.g. olive oil, rapeseed oil, sesame oil, flaxseed, cherry oil, avocado, nuts, seeds, peas, peanut butter, tahini) that are essential because the fat makes it easier to absorb the soluble vitamins (A, D, E, K), is necessary for the proper functioning of the brain and the hormonal system, and also improves the flavor and consistency of the meal.

5. Fruit and vegetables

It's the most important ingredient in a healthy Buddha bowl. It should make up half of every meal (especially vegetables). It is rich in vitamins, minerals, dietary fiber, and numerous antioxidants that are considered an integral part of a healthy diet. Well, they should be as diverse and colorful as possible. They can be heat treated or consumed raw.

6. Additives

They will make the dish not only more rich in valuable nutrients, but also more visually attractive - spices, hummus, vegetable paste, yogurt, fresh herbs, dressing, sauce.

7. Buddha bowls with a sweet accent

Ingredients: 50 g of rice compote, 110 g of frozen spinach, ?? 80 g of orange, 80 g canned red beans, 10 g of almond flakes, 5 g of sparkling peas, 60 g of eggs, 10 grams of mustard, 10g of honey, 6 g of lemon juice, 1 g of pepper, 1 gram of salt.

8. Buddha bowl with a bowling alley

Ingredients: 50 g of barley pearl casks, 90 g of canned cereal, ?? 40 g of green pepper, 45 g of carrots, 50g of sugarcane, 50 grams of soured cabbage, 10 g of white onions, 10 grams and eggs of pumpkin, 10g of olive oil, 5 g of fresh pepper shakes, 5g of cherry blossoms, 1 g of turmeric, 1g of black peppers, 3 g of dried carrot, 1.5 g of minced cabbage. After preparation.

9. Buddha bowl with roasted vegetables and guacamole

Ingredients: 130 g of potatoes, 90 g of black preserved beans, ?? 50 g of avocado, 30 g of carrots, ¢ 80 g of red peppers, ‡ 200 g of cauliflower, ̊ 60 g of roses, ¥ 5 g of blue onion, ‬ 5 g seeds of sesame, ̋ 5 g olive oil, • 6 g of lemon juice, ̨ 2 g of salt, ∙ 2 g pepper, ̇ 3 g of dried beans. Method of preparation 80 g red pepper.

10. Buddha bowl with fetus and beetroot

Ingredients: 50 g of cashews, 80 g of beets, ?? 50g of preservative cheese, 40 g of semi-fatty feta cheese, 15 g of nuts, 30 g of raspberries, 60 g of oranges, 2.5 g of chia seeds, 1 g of dried pomegranate.

11. Buddha bowl with tuna

Ingredients: 40 g of barley broth casks, 80 g of tuna in its own sauce, ?? 70 g of orange pepper, ‡ 50 g of carrots, ‬ 40g of avocado, ̊ 200 g of broccoli, • 10 g of nuts, ̨ 5 g of olive oil, 📅 40 g. of pineapple, ̋ 6 g of lemon juice, † 2 g of dried onion, ‚ 1 g of salt. Method of preparation1 ̊ Boil the cask in slightly salted water as instructed on the packaging.‬ 2 Bake the frozen onion and strawberries accordingly.‬ 3 After boiling the blue onion in the onion broth, and in the grated onion pastry.‬ 4 ̨ 6 ̊ 7 ̊ 8 ̊ 9 ̊ 5 ̊ 10 ̊ 4 ̊ 3 ̊ 15 ̊ 6 ̨ 7 ̨ 8 ̨ 10 ̨ 9 ̨ 3 ̨ 1 ̨ 4 ̇ 7 ̇ 6 ̇ 5 ̨: 5 ̇ 8
The author of the article is Dietspremium