Glory Bowl + It's Our Anniversary!
It’s
been feeling a lot like fall lately, and I’m actually excited for a change in season. I love watching the leaves turn color and cool
mornings with hot drinks. Today marks
one of two things: a) 6 year anniversary with the boy and 2) my birthday is
month from today and I turn the big 2-5.
A quarter of a century year old.
I have mixed feelings about this.
But let’s focus on today!
This
is going to sound so cheesy, but…6 years ago today I started dating this
amazing guy. He is quirky (for lack of a
better word), smart, and incredibly thoughtful.
He makes me laugh constantly. I
love being around him. He understands me
& I’m not afraid to speak my mind. He’s
so supportive…I know I am so lucky to have him in my life. We’ve had plenty of fun adventures, some, not
so fun. Can’t wait to have many more adventures with
him-so babe, get your ass out of camp!!! J
August 2013 Hike to Crater Lake |
This
is my last ‘summery’ post, but don’t worry, I have plenty of fall recipes line
up for here!
This
salad is currently on the top of my favorite foods list (a list that constantly
changes) as it’s a vibrant, healthy salad that leaves you feeling full for a very long time! Great for those long 12 hour shifts I'm accustomed to!
Glory Bowl
Makes 4 servings
INGREDIENTS
4
cups brown rice, cooked
1
cup beets, shredded
1
cup carrots, shredded
cup slivered almonds, toasted (optional)
2
cups spinach leaves or mixed salad greens
1
package extra firm tofu extra 1/2-inch cubes
salt & pepper
1
tablespoon vegetable oil
For the
dressing:
1/3
cup nutritional yeast
2
tablespoons water
3
tablespoons Tamari
3
tablespoons apple cider vinegar
1
clove garlic, crushed
1
tablespoon sesame oil
1-2
- 3/4 cup sunflower or vegetable oil
DIRECTIONS
Season tofu cubes with salt & pepper. Sauté
tofu cubes in a wok with vegetable oil.
In
a blender, combine all dressing ingredients except oil in blender. Add oil in a
steady stream.
Divide
the brown rice into 4 bowls, top with beets, carrots, spinach/salad greens,
almonds (if using), and sautéed tofu cubes.
Drizzle
bowls generously with the dressing.
Source: slightly adapted
from Canadian Living, originally from Whitewater Cooks (2008)
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