This was an attempt at a flavor full yet slightly healthy dish. It actually worked out really well. You could use any meat or tofu. The veggies you use can be your choice. This is one of those "let's see what I have" sort of meals. This is garlicky, but that was my goal. But for us, not overpowering. It looks complicated, but it wasn't really. I used red leaf lettuce, I suggest a not to stiff type, or you can cut it smaller if you use something like Romain.

In our house this is our standard rice bowl. Shredded nori seaweed goes so well with the sauce and the mayonnaise, so it's essential for me.The important part is to let the sauce with the meat juices sink into the rice at Step 5. For 4 servings. Recipe by Runako

I needed healthy, but wanted the flavors of Korea. My wife wanted rice, so I kind of fudged a Vietnamese style noodle salad, and created this. My wife really liked it, I prefer noodles myself, it's more a texture thing. This is still pretty good, and healthy overall. Sorry of like a bibimbap, but more lettuce replacing some of the rice, and a not spicy sauce instead.It lends itself to what you have on hand, and is not really difficult.

MY VERSIONSIMPLE AND QUICKVEGAN SIDE DISHLOVING IT

Was looking for a yummy cool side dish that was quick and easy to make, as well as being healthy. Then a friend of mine served couscous with a similar dressing for dinner that knocked my socks off. And here we are!

This dish came from just loving certain flavors/textures all together. Like a sushi roll without the nori. It was so good i forgot the nori and avocado in the picture lol and i have some. The only warm ingredient is the rice. Cucumber and avocado are cool. 😋 Japanese dishes use spicy mayonaise in so many awesome ways.

Absolutely love this dish because you can eat it at room temperature or warmed up.

Making simple vegan dinners for the simple individual