Protein-Packed Breakfast Quinoa Bowl
[Vegan]
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Quick and easy snacks and lunches to power your day.
Jesse Lane Lee, BSc, CNP is...
Quick and easy snacks and lunches to power your day.
Jesse Lane Lee, BSc, CNP is a cheerful Holistic Nutritionist, motivating speaker, cookbook author, and wellness writer. She is the founder of Jesse Lane Wellness, a web‑based holistic nutrition practice and holistic recipe resource. Jesse Lane is passionate about nutrition and helps positive and vibrant individuals unlock the incredible healing power of food and reclaim their health. She recently released a new cookbook called Healthy Dairy Free Desserts which contains over 30 recipes with pictures. Read more about Jesse Lane Lee
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Protein-Packed Breakfast Quinoa Bowl [Vegan]
It may seem weird to eat quinoa in the morning but it actually makes a great breakfast. This quinoa breakfast bowl is a tasty vegan, gluten-free meal that will keep you feeling happy and full until lunchtime! The secret is making the quinoa in non-dairy milk with delicious spices. Then...
It may seem weird to eat quinoa in the morning but it actually makes a great breakfast. This quinoa breakfast bowl is a tasty vegan, gluten-free meal that will keep you feeling happy and full until lunchtime! The secret is making the quinoa in non-dairy milk with delicious spices. Then it's topped with fruit and protein packed seeds and nuts for extra power. This quinoa breakfast bowl is the perfect way to start your morning!
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How to Prepare Protein-Packed Breakfast Quinoa Bowl [Vegan]
- Mix almond milk, cinnamon, vanilla, cloves, nutmeg and ginger in a pot then add the quinoa. Bring to a boil, cover and lower the heat to simmer for 10 minutes. Remove from heat and let sit for 5 minutes.
- Sir in the dried cranberries and maple syrup and adjust sweetness to taste.
- Spoon the quinoa into bowls and top each serving with almonds, sunflower seeds, blueberries, chia seeds and a drizzle of coconut milk and enjoy!
913 calories per serving?? Yikes too much for me. Looks good though
How is 42 grams of sugar per serving considered "low sugar" ??
(I say this because it was listed in the "low sugar" meal plan…)
I did not like this at all