I love a good Buddha bowl and could probably eat the same roasted veggies every night, but it’s nice to switch it up sometimes. By adding exotic and delicious spices, you can take your plain old Buddha bowl to exciting places.
If you have extra time, make your own sauces and dips like my Lebanese inspired Carrot Tahini Dip and herbed yogurt sauce. Or make it easy and buy your favorite hummus and use a drizzle of tahini.
Make a bowl or pita with couscous or go gluten free and enjoy with quinoa.
This makes a great meal prep recipe, since you can make a big batch of veggies and bring to work with greens and your sauce of choice.
A delicious veggie bowl seasoned with Middle-Eastern spices and herby sauce.
Prepare couscous or grains. When cooked, stir in dash salt, 1 tbsp olive oil or vegan butter and 2 tbsp chopped herbs; and Carrot Tahini Dip, optional.
Preheat oven to 425°. Line two half sheets with parchment paper, foil or silpat, or use 1 pan and roast in batches.
Add garbanzo beans, onion, cauliflower to a large bowl with olive oil, maple syrup, lemon juice salt, pepper and shawarma blend. Ensure vegetables are flat in one layer without overcrowding to allow vegetables to roast properly. Overcrowding will cause vegetables to steam and not caramelize.
Roast for 30-35 minutes, until caramelized, stirring half way.
While vegetables are roasting, make the sauce. Add all ingredients for herbed yogurt sauce in a blender with 1-2 tbsp filtered water and blend until smooth, adding a little water as needed for consistency. Adjust salt to taste.
Serve over greens, such spinach or salad lettuce in a bowl with couscous/grains, dip, herbs and lemon, or stuff pita pockets with lemon on side and serve as a sandwich.
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