Vegan Power Bowl
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250 milligrams Wheatberries, Cooked
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113 grams Chickpeas, cooked rinsed
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250 milligrams Baby Spinach
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227 grams Squash – Butternut or Acorn medium diced, roasted
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227 grams Cauliflower, florets, roasted
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227 grams Carrots, medium dice, roasted
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15 milligrams Extra Virgin Olive Oil
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1 gram Sea Salt & Black Pepper
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15 milligrams Pomegranate Seeds (arils)
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5 milligrams Sesame Seeds
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5 milligrams Flax Seeds
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15 milligrams Sunflower Seeds
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60 milligrams Extra virgin olive oil
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1 Clove Garlic, fresh chopped
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5 milligrams Dijon mustard
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60 milligrams Balsamic Vinegar
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15 milligrams Lemon Juice, fresh squeezed – ¼ lemon
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1 gram Sea Salt & Pepper
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1Place all ingredients together in a bowl and mix. Place to the side until ready to serve.
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2Note – Quinoa/Rice can be substituted for wheatberries. The grains can be cooked ahead of time, cooled and heated at service.
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3Preheat oven to 400 F. Place squash, cauliflower, and carrots in a bowl – toss with olive oil and salt & pepper. Place vegetables on pan and place in oven for 15 minutes. Test with fork to ensure vegetables are cooked.
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4Place all ingredients in a bowl and whisk to combine.
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5Divide up base between 4 plates.
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6Top base with roasted vegetables, pomegranate arils and seeds.
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7Drizzle with dressing. Enjoy
Learn More About This Delicious Recipe:
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