Buddha Bowl Dressing Recipe – The Fitnessista

Share a very easy and delicious Buddha bowl dressing recipe.

Hello friends! How about this week? It was good here. I have several reservations today and look forward to a modest evening at home. I’ve finished the round Equilife Detox And I enjoy all the fresh and colorful foods I’ve had.

Today I wanted to chat a bit about one of my go-to recipes for Buddha bowls and salad dressings. I love making this almost every week and holding it in my hand.

(Sakara I fell in love with the Buddha Bowls for lunch! Their salads always contain a mixture of gluten-free grains, large amounts of vegetables, crispy toppings and great sauces)

Buddha Bowl Dressing Recipe

Buddha bowls are one of the most versatile and delicious meals you can make. They usually have a balanced mix of grains, proteins, vegetables and flavorful sauces to tie them all together. What makes them unique is the vibrant combination of colors, textures and nutrients. These macro bowls are packed with fiber, healthy fats and protein, making them a perfect plant-based option for any diet.

Dressing is the key to taking your Buddha Bowl recipe to the next level. The fantastic Buddha bowl dressing enhances the natural flavor of the ingredients and brings together a perfectly balanced bite. This is my favorite dressing.

How to make a Buddha bowl interesting

The Buddha Bowl is already packed with versatility, but there are a few ways to make it even more exciting! One of the best ways to raise a grain bowl is to use a delicious Buddha bowl dressing. The right sauce can convert simple ingredients like brown rice, sweet potatoes, and black beans into the next level of diet.

Here are other ways to make buddha bowl interesting:

Add crunchy toppings like toasted seeds and nutty.

Use a mix of cooked and raw vegetables for a variety of textures.

Experiment with a variety of grain bases, such as quinoa, farro and brown rice.

It contains a flavorful source of protein, like an air fryer, tempeh, remaining steak, shrimp and marinated tofu cooked with grilled chicken.

What is your favorite way to liven up your Buddha bowl? Leave a comment below. I want to hear your ideas!

Buddha Bowl Dressing Recipe

This Buddha bowl dressing has a tangy flavor and a perfect balance of slightly sweet taste. It’s easy to make, gluten-free and can be stored in the fridge for up to a week. I hope you’re preparing meals and make a fresh bowl and enjoy it just as much as I do!

material

1/2 cup olive oil

2 tablespoons soy sauce (or Tamari for gluten-free options)

1 tablespoon rosary oil

2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar

1 tablespoon maple syrup or honey

1 clove garlic, chopped

A glass of grated inger

1 tablespoon tahini

1/2 lemon juice

1/4 tsp black pepper

Sriracha splash

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Instructions

Step 1: Collect the ingredients

Measure all the ingredients to make sure they are ready. This will make the process faster and make sure the flavors are balanced.

Step 2: Mix and whisk

You can whisk all the ingredients together in a bowl or blend them into a small blender for a smoother consistency.

Step 3: Taste and adjustment

Give your dressing a flavour and adjust it as needed. If you want Tanjier, add apple cider vinegar or lemon juice. Add a little more maple syrup or honey for sweetness.

Step 4: Store in the fridge

Pour the dressing into an airtight container and store in the fridge. It should be kept fresh for up to a week. Mix well before use!

You might also want to check out my superfood smoothie recipes.

What is your favorite Buddha bowl sauce? Please let me know in the comments below! What is your favorite restaurant or homemade salad dressing?

I love the Thrive Market bottled Primal Kitchen dressing. This is my go-to Caesar dressing recipe.

xoxo

Gina