Egg Roll in a Bowl
Love egg rolls? This delicious Egg Roll Bowl is easy to make in one pan! A healthy, vegan, low-carb dinner that tastes just like an egg roll! Meat-adaptable.
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Love egg rolls? This delicious Egg Roll Bowl is easy to make in one pan! A healthy, vegan, low-carb dinner that tastes just like an egg roll! Meat-adaptable.
Easy to make and loaded with flavor, this cold noodle salad with cucumber and chili crisp satisfies all our spicy umami cravings in one delicious bite! Vegan.
This hot chicken salad is incredible! My favorite chicken salad is spread in a baking dish and topped with potato chips, baked until warm then served with crisp, refreshing endive. It’s super satisfying and so delicious! Raise your hand if you want a new lunch idea! This hot chicken salad is my favorite chicken salad […]
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This hot chicken salad is incredible! My favorite chicken salad is spread in a baking dish and topped with potato chips, baked until warm then served with crisp, refreshing endive. It’s super satisfying and so delicious!
Raise your hand if you want a new lunch idea!
This hot chicken salad is my favorite chicken salad recipe, baked until warm and topped with crunchy potato chips. I love it for lunch or a snack or even as a cute little app! It’s unassuming but very delicious and satisfying.
It’s really nothing special, but at the same time, it’s everything special.
Why haven’t I been baking my chicken salad for years?
New favorite lunch alert! That’s what it is.
This dip is like if your favorite deli chicken salad and buffalo chicken dip had a baby. Minus the whole spicy buffalo part. Minus the cheese part too.
Okay, so maybe it’s nothing like that, but the fact is that we’re baking chicken salad until it’s hot. Serving it with crackers or chips or in my case, fresh endive.
I’m always looking for lunch recipes that are fairly easy, ones that can be made ahead of time and especially ones that are healthier and satisfying. I fall victim to the 2 or 3pm crash if I don’t have a sufficient amount of protein in my lunch.
Which is why I really love this recipe that uses both chicken (I just grab a rotisserie!) and plain greek yogurt.
So it goes like this: I mix up my favorite chicken salad, spread it in a baking dish and top it with potato chips. Yes, don’t forget the potato chips. They are key!
Then I bake it! Bake it until it’s hot and melty and the chips are slightly golden.
Next, serve it with endive cups. Oh my gosh I LOVE endive. It’s neutral enough that it takes on the flavor of any dip. And it’s super crisp, refreshing and crunchy. I love serving any sort of salad or dip with these “cups” – the endive leaves make the perfect scoops!
You can also use tortilla chips or crackers to scoop this up. Or it could be served in warm pitas, in lettuce cups or even on crackers melted with a touch of cheese. Chicken salad melts! I love it. (more…)
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The best mediterranean beef bowls! These are a family favorite, made with jasmine rice and chickpeas, seasoned ground beef, tomatoes, cucumbers, hummus, feta and more. Delicious and easy to throw together for leftovers too! Need a weeknight meal to please just about anyone?! Say hello to my family’s current favorite dinner. These mediterranean beef bowls […]
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The best mediterranean beef bowls! These are a family favorite, made with jasmine rice and chickpeas, seasoned ground beef, tomatoes, cucumbers, hummus, feta and more. Delicious and easy to throw together for leftovers too!
Need a weeknight meal to please just about anyone?!
Say hello to my family’s current favorite dinner. These mediterranean beef bowls are super satisfying and so delicious, complete with chickpeas and rice, seasoned ground beef, a tomato cucumber salad and all the hummus.
Oh and feta! Never never forget the feta.
A rice and beef bowl is such a fantastic easy weeknight meal, but it’s one that even I forget about. When I take inventory of my dinner ingredients, I usually reserve the ground beef for things like meat sauce and tacos and burgers because they are meals the kids love. They enjoy this too, but it’s not as traditional in our family so it tends to slip my mind.
Not anymore!!
This combination is so EASY. It’s flavorful and simple and very customizable depending on what your family likes.
First up, jasmine rice + chickpeas. I make a pot of jasmine rice and right as it finishes, add in a can (or two!) of chickpeas. An easy way to boost the protein, fiber and satiety of this recipe. Plus, we just really love chickpeas.
While the rice cooks, I brown the ground beef. The key is to use lots of seasoning and the meat masher! This masher turns the beef into the tiniest crumbs possible, which makes for a more pleasurable eating experience. Trust me. (more…)
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Looking for a delicious make-ahead lunch that’s fun, flavorful, and nutritious? Look no further than these Make-Ahead Taco Bowls with…
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Looking for a delicious make-ahead lunch that’s fun, flavorful, and nutritious? Look no further than these Make-Ahead Taco Bowls with Jalapeño Dressing!
I know how busy you all are, so I’m doing a series of make-ahead lunch ideas, which I really hope inspires you to treat yourself all week long to nourishing, delicious lunches that you can easily re-heat!
Taco salads are such a classic lunch option, but these Make-Ahead Taco Bowls with Jalapeño Dressing are really amped up with flavor! The jalapeño-cilantro dressing is so tangy and flavorful, and really takes these bowls up a notch.
Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in large skillet over medium heat. Add the ground beef, 1 teaspoon salt, and 2 tablespoons of taco seasoning and cook, breaking up the meat with the edge of a spoon, until the meat is no longer pink and cooked through, about 6 minutes. Drain off excess fat and set aside.
Wipe down the same skillet, and heat the remaining 1 tbsp of oil over medium heat. Add the bell peppers and onions with a pinch of salt. Cook, stirring often, until the veggies are tender, about 5 minutes. Set aside.
In a food processor or blender, combine the dressing ingredients and blend until almost smooth. Set aside.
Lay out 4 meal prep bowls. Evenly divide the rice, beans, taco meat and veggies amongst the bowls. Add the Monterrey Jack cheese and sprinkle with some cilantro. Pour the salad dressing in a small, separate container. Then, divide the iceberg lettuce among 4 sandwich-size zip-top bags.
Store in the fridge until ready to serve (these keep in the fridge for up to 4 days). When ready to eat, set aside the iceberg lettuce and the dressing container. Pop the bowls in the microwave and reheat until warm, 1 to 2 minutes. Remove from the microwave and top with the iceberg lettuce, and drizzle with the dressing. Cover, shake or just toss it up gently with your fork and enjoy!
Absolutely! Ground turkey would work well for these bowls, or you could even cook and cut up some chicken breasts. Just make sure to use the taco seasoning!
I love Dalkin & Co., but feel free to use whatever you like, or make your own!
I hope this recipe makes life just a little bit easier for you! Let me know what you think after you try them!
Caribbean-Inspired Chicken Bowls
Food Photography and Styling by Eat Love Eats.
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These fresh and healthy lavash wraps are filled with smoked salmon, fresh dill, capers, red onion, avocado, arugula, whipped cream cheese and lemon zest. An easy, 15-minute appetizer or quick healthy lunch!
This savory galette recipe is full of summertime goodness! It’s filled with summer tomatoes, corn, and zucchini, ricotta cheese, fresh basil, and a delicious cornmeal crust.
This summer chickpea pasta salad is one of my favorite salads of all time! I make it ahead of time for weekday lunches or serve it as a side for dinner. It’s tangy, bright and satisfying. Everyone loves it! Summer loving!!! This chickpea pasta salad is chock-full of summer garden veggies, tiny pasta shells, chickpeas, […]
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This summer chickpea pasta salad is one of my favorite salads of all time! I make it ahead of time for weekday lunches or serve it as a side for dinner. It’s tangy, bright and satisfying. Everyone loves it!
Summer loving!!!
This chickpea pasta salad is chock-full of summer garden veggies, tiny pasta shells, chickpeas, fresh herbs, smoked provolone and drizzled with my super zesty italian dressing for the perfect bite.
This is such a wild amount of flavor in this little bowl, you won’t even believe it. Seriously.
It doesn’t look like much. And it doesn’t look very special. But it’s just over-the-top good and every time I take a bite, I wonder why I don’t make this dish year ‘round.
It’s embarrassingly easy.
And very satisfying. Perfect for lunch!
It is versatile and you can throw in whatever you want.
But this exact one? This exact one is the one I’ve been making on repeat. That I’ve been loving. It’s been my go-to pool lunch and also a great side dish for summer nights.
I actually AM embarrassed to tell you how many times I’ve made it!
First, I make the dressing. This is my zesty italian with a little dill zing. It’s quite possibly the most made dressing in my house. We love it.
Next, I make the pasta. I love using shells with this. It’s cute and delicious when the chickpeas get buried in the shells! Fun.
Then, I marinate the shallots and zucchini and summer squash. I slice these as thin as possible and let them hang out in the dressing a bit. If you’re not eating the salad right away, you don’t need to do this. They will marinate nicely right in with the pasta and chickpeas.
Finally, everything goes into the bowl. I throw in chopped cherry tomatoes, smoked provolone (the best!) and a bunch of fresh herbs too. Basil is my first choice, but really any herb you have and love works.
This stays great in the fridge for an extended period of time. A few days – a few hours, whenever you need it, it’s ready. (more…)
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This grilled shrimp orzo and a fabulous summer meal. Smoky shrimp tossed with tender orzo, sweet corn, fresh herbs and tangy feta, all drizzled in a chili lime dressing. Serve warm or chilled! Delish. Dinner is ready!! This orzo salad is so delicious and filling for a summer meal. Juicy, grilled shrimp, sweet corn and […]
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This grilled shrimp orzo and a fabulous summer meal. Smoky shrimp tossed with tender orzo, sweet corn, fresh herbs and tangy feta, all drizzled in a chili lime dressing. Serve warm or chilled! Delish.
Dinner is ready!!
This orzo salad is so delicious and filling for a summer meal. Juicy, grilled shrimp, sweet corn and tangy feta is tossed with tender orzo and drizzled with a chili lime vinaigrette. It’s incredibly flavorful and super satisfying.
And it’s really easy to make for dinner tonight!
It’s been a few months since I shared a recipe for you with orzo. Which is crazy, because it’s a huge staple over here. You know that I can’t get enough. My entire family loves it and it’s so versatile!
I will pretty much combine orzo with anything and call it a meal.
In this case, I’m using shrimp and corn, which can feel summery and seasonal if you want to slice that fresh corn right off the cob. However, it will also work if you find yourself craving this meal in the cooler weather.
I love a warm pasta dish like this. It can be served like pasta or salad or like a bowl of pasta for dinner. And it’s easy, tastes better as it sits and is a dish that can always be prepared ahead of time for the ultimate flavor.
The first thing I do is make the dressing. That way, it’s ready to go as soon as everything is combined. The chili lime vinaigrette is from Everyday Dinners and one of our go-tos. It elevates so many different dishes.
I also cook the orzo, or at least bring the salted water to a boil.
Grilling the shrimp takes mere minutes. I love doing it this way in the summer months, but you can also throw this in a pan with some olive oil. It cooks so quickly and is ridiculously simple. I use a grill pan when mine is on the grill, because this minimizes shrimp fallout! It can easily fall in the grill gates and then you’re out of luck.
This is my favorite grill pan and I use it almost daily. It is 100% worth it and the best I’ve found. It also cleans up very well and I put it in the dishwasher too.
The other parts are so easy! The corn: I will either cook frozen corn or slice it right off the cob. The fresh corn is so crunchy and sweet this time of year. Sometimes I also grill it, right along with the shrimp.
I chop up fresh cilantro and chives – also easy! (more…)
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This refreshing cherry salad recipe features lacinato kale, black rice, fresh mint, toasted hazelnuts, and creamy goat cheese in a tangy red wine vinaigrette. It is vegan-adaptable.