Yes, you guessed it: Buddha.
Sometimes they also include toppings like nuts, seeds and dressings for added texture and flavor.
(Is your mouth watering yet?)
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If you could’t tell, we’re pretty big fans.
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But what really makes this Buddha bowl memorable is the parsley-cashew pesto drizzled on top.
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Everything but the quinoa is served raw, which makes it super quick and easy to whip up.
Consider it your go-to when you gotta put dinner on the table in a flash.
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Top two cups of raw spinach or kale with the mixture and store it in a tupperware container.
You’ll have lunch for the next day.
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The Big Vegan Bowl
Serves: 5
Got 25 minutes to spare?
That’s all the time you’ll need if you want to create this Instagram-worthy bowl at home.
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Butternut Squash Buddha Bowl
The roasted chickpeas and theharissasauce topping give this bowl Mediterranean healthy vibes.
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No bowl is complete with a hit of good fats, and avocado does the job here.
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The soft boiled egg on top makes a huge difference in how comforting your food feels.
Get the recipe fromPinch of Yum.
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Additional reporting by Kelly Gomez.
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