Bowl of Green Goodness
I love simple nourishing meals. After an amazing workshop (and a full day of prep) I slept in and my partner brought me matcha and food in bed. Winning! So all the credit for this yummy easy vegan GF recipe goes to him. This bowl has carbs, proteins, fats, fibre, antioxidants and all the anti-inflammatory benefits.
Ingredients
organic spinach
organic shredded kale
smoked tofu
hummus
oven roasted chickpeas
avocado
spices: turmeric, black pepper'
coconut oil (naked coconuts) or water
little creek dressing or squeeze of lemon juice
Recipe
saute chickpeas, smoked tofu and spices in a little water
add spinach and kale
cut half an avocado and add
dollop of homemade hummus or canola free store bought
I enjoyed with little creek dressing, but lemon would be refreshing and help absorption of iron from greens as high in vitamin c
next time, I’d add sesame seeds too
That is all friends, quick blog post with all the necessary info!
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