Serves: 2
This is a great way to elevate your Cauliflower Rice game, with just two simple ingredients, you can transform the flavor of the dish completely, making it the perfect companion to fish or chicken.
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This is a great little lunch recipe that's easy enough to throw together. The fresh flavors, and plentitude of vegetables is really nice. Our Seafood Seasoning takes this to the next level, so grab a bottle and try it!
Serves: 4
Serves: 2
This simple and delicious curry uses the flavors of our Organic Curry Powder to add warmth and depth to this dish. The addition of shrimp adds even more flavor, and a quicker cooking time. Enjoy this meal over cauliflower rice for a Paleo version, or white rice if you desire.
Serves: 6
We love this Whole30-friendly version of pineapple fried rice - made with Cauliflower Rice and is loaded with vegetables! It's so easy, and to make it a complete meal, you can just add some cooked chicken. Simple!
Serves: 2
This recipe is like asian-inspired comfort food! A warm bowl of salmon, and the savory cauliflower rice stir fry, all mixed together and ready to eat!
Serves: 4
This super-easy stir fry can be made along with any sort of protein (like beef, chicken, or pork). The only part of this dish that takes some effort is cutting up a few vegetables. Other than that, it's a snap! Oh, and don't forget to serve it over some cauliflower (or white) rice!
Serves: 3
Submitted by: Shiva Stella
Simplicity is key to maintaining my healthy diet. When I'm juggling writing projects and trying to avoid the fast-food temptation up the street, I turn to my mother's Kotlete Kubideh--Persian Hamburgers. These delectable little meat patties may look unassuming, but they're quick to make and a tastey introduction to Persian food. Best of all, you've already got the ingredients in your kitchen, so there's no need for a trip to the local ethnic grocery for "Exotic Spice X". Ready? Here we go!
Simplicity is key to maintaining my healthy diet. When I'm juggling writing projects and trying to avoid the fast-food temptation up the street, I turn to my mother's Kotlete Kubideh--Persian Hamburgers. These delectable little meat patties may look unassuming, but they're quick to make and a tastey introduction to Persian food. Best of all, you've already got the ingredients in your kitchen, so there's no need for a trip to the local ethnic grocery for "Exotic Spice X". Ready? Here we go!
Serves: 4
This dish will leaving you thinking you just enjoyed Chinese take-out, but is a much healthier alternative. Pair with stir-fry vegetables or cauliflower rice to complete the ensemble.
Serves: 4
Shrimp scampi is often served over rice or pasta in a buttery garlic sauce. For our version, we butterfly the shrimp, tossing them in garlic, olive oil, and garlic, and baking them. To experience the complete scampi experience, plate your shrimp over steamed spaghetti squash or cauliflower rice.
Serves: 4
Nothing quite says “summer” like the smoky aroma of cedar on the grill. These simple yet delicious salmon filets are an easy way to win over dinner guests. Present the salmon right on the cedar plank to finish this dish with panache.
Serves: 4
This dish should perhaps read “mango chutney with grilled mahi mahi,” as the chutney really is the star of the show. This spicy, warm, sweet sauce just dances on your tongue and brings the mahi mahi to life. This condiment of Southeast Asian origin pairs well with most white fish, and chicken as well.
Serves: 4
Growing up, we both enjoyed the flavors of Chinese cuisine. This dish brings all those flavors to life, but with a much healthier approach. Simple, bold flavors will make this dish an instant classic in your house.
Serves: 4
This Paleo version of dirty cauliflower rice is spicy, rich, filling and incredibly tasty. While most rice is usually relegated to the side of the plate as an afterthought, this rice is daring enough to be the main event. You can serve it in a bowl all by itself and no one will be complaining about having “only” a side dish for dinner. Instead, everyone will be busy devouring their bowl, gulping some water to ward off the heat from the jalapeno and quickly heading back to the stove to fill up on seconds.
Serves: 2
If you want to reduce the carbs, this cauliflower “rice” is a healthy alternative to rice and goes perfectly with curry and dishes that calls for a bed of rice.
Serves: 5
A dairy-free and grain-free take on comforting chicken and rice soup. It's a healthy, delicious meal that'll warm you all the way through!
Serves: 2
A cauliflower rice with lots of flavor and a pleasant punch...
Serves: 6
This is a veggie-heavy meal with an Asian flair. If you struggle with getting enough vegetables into your diet, cauliflower rice is one wonderful way of getting more. It has the look and feel of real rice, is as filling as real rice, and yet it is filled with nutrients whereas real rice is not. Skip the pork if in a bit of a rush for a beautiful yet quick weeknight dinner ( I would recommend adding some red pepper flakes to the dish if you skip the pork and still want a bit of a kick).
Serves: 5
A refreshing twist on cauliflower rice, this version offers a zesty lemon flavor and healthy dose of fats.