As I have mentioned in my earlier post, there is no limitation on the variety of ingredients you could use to make a Buddha Bowl. Today, let me share with you the Buddha bowl I made recently with a different set of ingredients.
Ingredients: (Makes 4 bowls)
Whole grain
Broken wheat or wheat rava - ½ cup
Plant protein
Whole urad dhal - 1 cup
Channa dhal - 2 tablespoons
Rajma - ¼ cup
Sauce
Instead of making a separate sauce, I made dhal makhani to replace protein in sauce!
Vegetables
1. Sauteed vegetables
Sweet potato - large, 1 no, cut into thick slices
Carrots - 2 no, cut into sticks
Onion - 1 no, large, cut into thick slices
Capsicum - 1 no, cubed
Black sesame seeds - 1 teaspoon
Salt - to taste
Ground pepper - ¼ teaspoon
Oil - 1 tablespoon
2. Steamed vegetables
Green peas - ½ cup
Cauliflower florets - 1 cup
Yellow pumpkin - peeled and cubed , 1 cup
Salt - to taste
Ground pepper - ¼ teaspoon
3. Salad
Cucumber - 2 no, cut into cubes
Sweet corn kernels - ½ cup
I used the curd dressing for the salad
Greens
Lettuce - large leaves, 8 no
Nuts and seeds
Pumpkin seeds - 1 tablespoon
Method:
Whole grain
Wash the broken wheat well and cook with 1 cup of water in a rice cooker. Keep aside.
Plant protein and Sauce
Click here to view the recipe of dhal makhani.
Sauteed vegetables
- Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a pan. Add in black sesame seeds, and when they start to crackle, place the onion slices and capsicum cubes in the pan. Cook on low flame till onion slices and capsicum start to turn light brown. Transfer to a bowl.
- Now place sweet potato slices and carrot sticks in the pan. Sprinkle salt and ground pepper on top. Cover and cook on low flame till the vegetables are cooked and start to turn golden brown. Switch off the heat.
- Steam green peas, cauliflower florets and yellow pumpkin cubes in a steamer till the vegetables are cooked. Sprinkle salt and ground pepper on top. Keep aside.
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