Savory Yogurt Plate

Are you bored with the same old salad or wrap for lunch? Then check out this recipe because its super easy and quick to make. This recipe is for meal prepping or sharing with 3 or 4 other guests. A variety of flavor and an almost endless amount of different combinations. I love playing with unique flavors and always inspired to make dishes that incorporate my culture and others that I love. This is a mixture of Mediterranean and Hispanic flavors with a touch of kimchi a korean twist.  

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This has been my addiction the past couple of months and I've made many variations of these savory yogurt bowls. Super nourishing and exciting each time you make them. You can even leave out the yogurt and eat as a huge salad.  

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Crispy Chickpea
2 cups of chickpeas
3 tbsp of avocado oil
1 tsp of garlic powder
1 tbsp of lemon juice
2 tsp of coconut sugar
1 tsp of lemon zest
1/2 a cup of cilantro
2 tsp of Celtic salt
1 tsp of black pepper 

Directions

Pre-heat oven to 200 C.
Open chickpea cans, rinse and pat dry with a paper towel.
Add all ingredients into a bowl, mix well. Then lay parchment paper on a cooking sheet and bake for 30 minutes. 

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Cucumber disks
2 cups of diced cucumbers
1 tbsp of apple cider vinegar (ACV)
1 tbsp of lemon juice
1/4 of a cup of chopped Dill
1 tsp of ginger juice or powder
1 tsp of cayenne pepper
pinch of salt and pepper

Directions
Dice 1 large cucumber and add all ingredients into a bowl, let this sit for 30 min. 

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Massaged Salad
2 cups of finely chopped kale
1 cup of finely chopped purple cabbage
1 tbsp of avocado oil
1 tbsp of lemon juice
2 tsp of ACV
1 tsp of coconut sugar
pinch of salt and pepper 

Directions
Add everything into a bowl, massage until greens are nice and tender. 

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These toppings are completely versatile and you could take away or add anything else. What you see here are my homemade carrot and radish kimchi, sprouted mung beans, apples, chopped cherry tomatoes, fresh mint, and of course vegan yogurt. For this recipe, I made my own, but for now, you must use a store bought one. I've used Forager Project Yogurt and you can buy this in your local grocery store like whole foods, Sprouts, and many other small organic and health food stores. 

Then assemble your plate or bowl as you wish and remember its endless amount of unique ways to make these kinds of meals. Enjoy.

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