Buddha Bowl with Plant-Based BBQ Chunks
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Ingredients:
1 pack (280g) Oumph! Pulled BBQ Chunks
250ml sushi rice or black rice
Vegetable suggestions:
Broccoli (approx. 250g)
Shredded carrots (approx. 200g)
Shredded sugar snap peas (3-4 pods per person)
Leaves such as baby spinach or lettuce (1 handful)
Pea sprouts or bean sprouts
Plus any of your favourites!
Sauce suggestions:
Sriracha mayo
Hummus
Cooking Instructions:
Boil the rice as stated on the packaging.
Meanwhile, finely shred the carrots and the sugar snap peas or use whole.
If using broccoli steam or boil until the small florets are just done. Rinse in cold water to stop them from cooking further.
Cook the Oumph! Pulled BBQ Chunks following the pack instructions.
Start creating your bowl by lining the bottom with the cooked rice, then arrange the various vegetable ingredients on top with the handful of leaves. Top with Oumph! Pulled BBQ Chunks and drizzle over the sauces.
There are no wrong ingredients in a Buddha Bowl, as long as its yummy!
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