Kale Power Bowl

 


I really hate when things go to waste. Good thing I married a husband who I have secretly names LEFTOVER KING. But sometimes, sometimes, I can’t help giving a new spin on leftovers. Especially when I am in a hurry. Or I really liked them the first time around. OR you know – I hate to see them go to waste.
 
So introducing the very long-named Kale + Oven Roasted Veggies + Basil Vinaigrette + Rice.
 
How’s that for a mouthful? I know right – let’s get your mouth filled with this deliciousness already!
 
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Kale Power Bowl

Easy kale power bowl filled with leftovers you have in your fridge!
Course: Salads

Ingredients

  • 1 batch roasted veggie meal prep
  • quinoa blend
  • basil vinaigrette
  • Fresh Kale
  • Cherry tomatoes

Instructions

  • Take leftover veggies and put them in the oven to heat up (375 degrees)…introducing the Double Roasted Veggies (is there such a thing?).
  • Second, while the veggies are getting warmed up, take a few leaves of kale and chop them.
  • Remove pan from oven and mixed kale into veggie mix along with a few cherry tomatoes.
  • Take basil vinaigrette, pour it over everything, stir it a few times and stick the whole pan back in the oven until kale begins to wilt. While the kale is wilting, I warm up leftover quinoa rice blend.
  • Last, Assemble your bowl!

Notes

  • *I am a huge fan of making homemade dressing! Like seriously, once you start making homemade dressings it is SUPER hard to go back to store bought. So I often have 2 – 3 dressings floating around my fridge. Often there is only a smidgen left of the dressing. Not enough for a full blown salad. BUT I hate to waste it (I took time to make it, right?!). So I empty it into a small freezer safe container, label it and put in the freezer. Comes in so handy when you need a small amount of dressing to use!
    **My modification, when I went to make this dressing, our store had no fresh basil in stock! I didn’t want to re-work my whole menu while standing in the store (I think I was actually taking this salad to a family get together) so I substituted the Basil Stir in Paste from Garden Gourmetfor the fresh basil leaves! It turned out great!
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