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Warm salad bowl

February 23, 2015

This salad bowl is great for lunches on the go. Make a large batch of brown rice on Sunday night and it will easily be enough rice for lunches Monday-Wednesday. 

Take 1C cooked brown rice & add your fresh spinach to the bowl, you can also grate in beets and carrots. 

Put the bowl in the microwave for 40 seconds. Top with other veggies, a protein & toss with your dressing.

I used the goddess dressing by simply natural, filling and delicious! 

Tags entrees, salad
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