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Remaining Buddha bowl
material
- ¼ the cup remaining grain done
- 1 the cup Leftover vegetables
- ¾ the cup Leftover protein sources (eggs, cheese, tofu, etc.) done
Dressing Ideas (or any other dressing)
- 2 spoon hummus
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 2 spoon the water
- Test for salt and pepper
instructions
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preparation grainIf necessary then.¼ cup remaining grain
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prepare green vegetables (Fry as needed).1 cup remaining vegetables
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prepare the bean.¾ cup leftover protein source (legumes, cheese, tofu, etc.)
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A nice whip up dressing.2 tablespoons hummus, 1 teaspoon lemon juice, 2 tablespoons of water, Test for salt and pepper
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Add everything together in a bowl.
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Enjoy while doing downward dog
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nutrition
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