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Peanut Butter Cooked 

Vegetable Bowl

Below is an example of cooked veggies you can use

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The peanut butter sauce makes this dish. It is a super simple veggie/rice bowl which can be adjusted to use your favourite vegetables, raw, steamed or fried and your favourite rice. In this version I use basmati rice and fried veggies. This version can easily be taken to work if you have a microwave, I prefer to eat this version warm. I mix the sauce into the veggies just before eating. 

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Peanut Butter Sauce

  • this recipe is for 1 person, easy to double, triple etc for more portions

  • adjust the amount of water depending on how liquid you like it, I like 3 TB (tablespoons) for 1 portion

  • adjust the amount of heat by adjusting the amount of sriracha (chilli sauce) or chilli jam you add, I like my food spicy and use 1 tea (teaspoon) of chilli jam per person

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amounts

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  • 2 TB peanut butter

  • 1TB tahini

  • 1 tea gluten free soy sauce

  • 1/2 tea sriracha sauce or 1/2 -1 tea sugar free home made chilli jam, recipe coming soon

  • 2-4 TB water, depending on your preference of consistency

  • 1 tea lemon juice

  • add all ingredients to a big jar and blitz with a stick blender

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Prepare the Ingredients

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  • cook your basmati rice as per instructions on the packet

  • fry all the veggies separately in a little olive oil until they are cooked to your preferred consistency, then put them aside

  • finely grate red cabbage and fry until just starting to wilt

  • slice a bok choy, slice some button mushrooms and quarter some brussel sprouts and do the same

  • the brussel sprouts will take the longest 

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Assembly

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  • place your warm rice on a plate and assemble the veggies on top

  • if you like raddish, add some thinly sliced and cut raddish on top for some crunch

  • add lots of peanut butter sauce​​

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  • add lots of peanut butter sauce​​

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Finishing Touches

 

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  • sprinkle some sesame seeds on top 

  • and if you like it spicy add sriracha sauce or some chilli jam 

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