Have you tried the Poké bowl-madness already?

The new thing

Isn’t it funny how certain food things can all of a sudden become the next best thing? Poké bowls is one such example or should I say in general it is food in bowls. And for good reason as there is nothing more comforting than eating food from a bowl. Don’t you agree?

I recently shot a entire cookbook filled with the most delicious poke bowls. Most of them feature raw ingredients as topping and sushi rice as the base of the bowl. Now I am not too fond of sushi rice for that purpose so I decided to throw the rice in the wind and substitute it for cauliflower rice.

Upping your vegetable intake

Consider the fact that most people do not eat nearly enough vegetables I think this is a great way to increase your veggie intake. Plus it is super delicious. We had this pretty bowl for dinner last night and even the dude himself thought it was delicious. You’re decreasing the amount of fast carbs enormously by leaving out the rice. And you won’t miss it for a second. It’s easy to vary the toppings to whatever you like. I do think the dressing is essential to the bowl but again you can vary to whatever you fancy. I chose a delicious mix of mayo and sweet chili sauce to go with this one.

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Poké bowl with cauliflower rice

Prep Time

15 mins

Cook Time

15 hrs 56 mins

 

Servings: 2 people

Author: Simone van den Berg

Ingredients

• 1 cauliflower chopped into rice like structure
• 1 avocado sliced and formed into a rose
• 2 eggs cooked
• 1/2 cucumber cut in cubes
• 1 mango cut in cubes
• 1 beetroot cooked and in cubes

Dressing:

• 3 tbsp of mayonaise
• 1 tbsp of sweet chili sauce
• pepper
• salt

Instructions

1. I like to chop my cauliflower with a food processor but you can do it by hand if you want to. I eat the cauliflower raw.
2. Take two big bowls and start with the base of the bowl; your cauliflower. Fill most of the bowl with that.
3. Top the cauliflower with your toppings and add a bit of the dressing on top.
4. Serve with the remaining dressing on the side

Recipe Notes

Due to the sugar content in sweet chili sauce it is best to make your own. You can substitute the sweet chili for sriracha sauce (which usually doesn't contain sugar)

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