This is the must-make, best-ever granola that you’ll ever have. It’s delicious, it’s healthy, and it’s kinda fun to make… I love the simplicity of this recipe and the vast variety that you can add in or out to totally customize this into the granola …
Cool, refreshing, tangy. Those were the words I was looking for in a smoothie when I whirled a select few ingredients in my blender. I had limes, I had an open can of coconut cream, and it was hot outside. Thus, this green tinted smoothie …
Being home all day, every day, and having the time and space to cook a meal, for every meal, is great! All these complicated, hour (or two) prep time meals, things I just didn’t have time to make before.
It’s totally great… for the first six months of sheltering in place with COVID-19.
Great until being home all day, every day, and having the time to cook for everysinglemealever starts to become a chore.
Don’t get me wrong, obviously I love to cook and create in the kitchen. I enjoy it immensely. But having to doing it all the time… sometimes I just need a break.
OR…
A simpler meal.
This one is SUPER easy (because easy is wonderful). This recipe is also customizable with whatever you may have at home right now. Take out anything you don’t have or don’t like, add in what you do. It’s also packed with protein, fat and nutrition. Plus… and most importantly… POWER! This bowl will give you wings! Or ab muscles… Or at the very least, cannot hurt!
Let’s do this…
Paleo Sesame Chicken Power Bowl
Author: Lori
Customizable, easy recipe. Swap any spices, veggies, or protein source to make this your favorite dish.
1largezucchinisliced into half rounds or "ribbon" by using a veggie peeler
½bunchSwiss chard leavesor any other veggies!
2tbspTamarior soy sauce
1tbspwhite vinegar
¼cupfresh cilantroroughly chopped
4scallions (green onions)chopped
fewdasheshot sauce of choicefor topping
Instructions
In a large skillet over medium-high heat, add coconut oil and allow to heat for 1-2 minutes until hot. Add in the cubed chicken breast and season lightly with salt and pepper.
Cook, tossing occasionally until chicken is cooked through, about 10-15 minutes. Transfer chicken and any juices released from cooking to a large bowl and set aside.
In the same large skillet over medium-high heat, add the remaining coconut oil and sesame oil.
Once hot, add onion and broccoli and heat for about 5 minutes, or until slightly softened. Add in garlic, ginger, white pepper, salt and cayenne pepper, tossing to combine.
Sauté for another 5 minutes then add the zucchini ribbons, Swiss chard, Tamari and vinegar, tossing to incorporate.
Allow to heat and soften veggies for 8-10 minutes then return cooked chicken to the pan until heated through.
Serve in a large bowl with cilantro and scallions. Drizzle with hot sauce and enjoy!