Step One: Choose a Base
A go-to for grain bowls is a short-grain brown rice or quinoa. To lighten up your bowl or save time, salad greens, like baby spinach or arugula, also make a great base.
Step Two: Top with Veggie
Top your bowl with a colorful rainbow of seasonal veggies to ensure you’re getting a range of vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, fiber, and more.
Step Three: Add Protein
Bowls can be a great way to use up leftovers. Every time you fire up the grill, cook extra meat or when in a time crunch, a fried egg saves the day.
Step Four: Drizzle Some Sauce
The sauce makes the meal. Sauces add not only an incredible burst of flavor (essential for satiation), but also a dose of healthy fats and inflammation-fighting spices.
Recipe sourced from Run Fast. Cook Fast. Eat Slow. Written by Shalane Flanagan and her co-author (and best friend!) Elyse Kopecky. Want more? Grab a copy here!
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