I would have also added Kalamata olives and thick slices of cucumber to the bowl that had the feta cheese and pickled red onions since it's a really nice Greek flavor. Fresh ginger keeps for quite a while in the fridge I would never use powder because it just doesn't have the same flavor
Frying in sesame oil will damage the taste - instead, use peanut oil or canola to fry, and dab sesame oil into your sauce or over the top when finished! A little goes a long way :)
I'm confused as to why these are called Buddha bowls? As a Buddhist myself with a dad that is super religious and follows Buddha's way, a Buddhist meal doesn't contain any meat, garlic, or onions.
Because people love to just steal someone's culture and just ha-ha and commercialize it up. It makes people view the word Buddha differently. It's a word rather name that is supposed to carry weight in the world, but they couldn't care less.
@@jenna-eq5pc you must be kidding right? Your ignorance is clearly showing. The big guy is budai. Gautama buddha in reality, by the time he achieved enlightenment was extremely thin. He was performing ascetic penance. That resulted in him fasting a lot. Being from the kshatriya family(ruling and warrior caste) even before he became a monk, he was still extremely fit.
Can you add meat to these? Due to past medical issues, I cannot eat soy products. I primarily eat veggies and stick to fish or chicken when I'm cooking.
Buddhists can eat onions and garlicss, also Buddha never told you can't eat non-veg, he told one shouldn't kill and eat or any animal shouldn't be killed for you to eat. You can eat non veg that's already dead or is not killed for you(like from a butcher you ask to kill a chicken for you). Buddha told this because monks ate what was given to them as bikshu which means they go around with their bowl to each person and people who are ready will give them whatever they have at home as monks can't buy something for themselves, so people are giving it out free as their offering to a biku so a monk shouldn't be perticular about what he/she gets. They can't say 'oh I don't eat this'. That's why Buddha made that law. Also as a fact, Buddha died from food poisoning after eating mushroom and pork which was offered to him by a poor woman. He knew that was stale but still had it, atlast Buddha died of food poisoning and dissentry which was a serious and common cause of death in early India. This same is mentioned by His Holiness Dalai Lama, his favourite dish is pork and he mentions how his brother told him that his mother while visiting him brought his favourite pork that she went to the butcher and bought rather than buying pork that's already killed not particularly killed for you(which is followed by almost all Tibetan Buddhists).
I’m a Buddhist and can’t stand how the buddha has been so commercialized like this. The Buddha statue is in every restaurant or bathroom to offer a zen and exotic vibe and I hate it. Do y’all think my religion is an aesthetic or trend ? How about it if we put a Jesus statue or some Islam thing in bathrooms and restaurants for aesthetic purposes? And now you are calling food witb Buddha’s name in it? STOP IT
I understand what you're saying but I think if you put Jesus or Mary statues around your house/restaurant Christians and Catholics would just be happy and assume you're a part of the same religion and aren't afraid to show it.
Too cumbersome. So many different ingredients to wash cut and cook. And it's not healthy to eat overnight vegetables. It is not feasible for single household.
So disappointed to see chicken in the recipees! Dont call it Buhda bowls! Buhda was about compassion. When you eat meat there is no compassion. There is the ingredient called cruelty.
Who care about the name? People make a big deal if NOTHING 😂😂😂 just a enjoy the food it would do some good maybe people are cranky because they are starving 😅
That music would drive me crazy
Thank you Tasty, back at it again, reading my mind when I´m trying to think of meal ideas for the week
Everything looks delicious!
This is exactly what I was looking for 🧡🧡🧡
The answer for my life.
Terrific wow
Such a pleasure to watch. So colorful. Music is fun 👍
Amazing recipes👏
OMG Buddha bowls 🥣 have become my favourite food. I literally eat one for lunch every day.
I have my doubts about eating raw kale, but looks good !
It tastes like spinach if cooked good in omelette's
Thanks, Tasty! We're back again.
I would have also added Kalamata olives and thick slices of cucumber to the bowl that had the feta cheese and pickled red onions since it's a really nice Greek flavor. Fresh ginger keeps for quite a while in the fridge I would never use powder because it just doesn't have the same flavor
Frying in sesame oil will damage the taste - instead, use peanut oil or canola to fry, and dab sesame oil into your sauce or over the top when finished! A little goes a long way :)
It's probably untoasted sesame oil which is much more neutral tasting than the toasted sesame oil that is used for flavor accent.
How much is "2 bunches" of greens? Approx ounces is helpful. Love these recipes
I wish I could have these on recipe cards
If you don't own a printer you could type some up on a simple word doc then take to a copier place and have them printed on card stock
That music for that long lol🤪
I'm confused as to why these are called Buddha bowls? As a Buddhist myself with a dad that is super religious and follows Buddha's way, a Buddhist meal doesn't contain any meat, garlic, or onions.
Because people love to just steal someone's culture and just ha-ha and commercialize it up. It makes people view the word Buddha differently. It's a word rather name that is supposed to carry weight in the world, but they couldn't care less.
Catchy alliteration
No garlic? Lame.
Because Buddha is usually seen as a big guy and these bowls are supposed to be big and hearty and nourishing
@@jenna-eq5pc you must be kidding right? Your ignorance is clearly showing. The big guy is budai. Gautama buddha in reality, by the time he achieved enlightenment was extremely thin. He was performing ascetic penance. That resulted in him fasting a lot. Being from the kshatriya family(ruling and warrior caste) even before he became a monk, he was still extremely fit.
I would eat Thursday's bowl. Maybe substitute some stuff in the others.
Can you add meat to these? Due to past medical issues, I cannot eat soy products. I primarily eat veggies and stick to fish or chicken when I'm cooking.
I don't see why not
There is no chicken no meat in a Buddha bowl. A Buddha bowl is a vegetarian.
not necessarily
@@tipshustle856 Buddhist are vegan almost all the time and Buddha was vegan
Don't forget no onions or garlic either.
How long is it gonna take y’all to realize nobody’s calling these Buddhist meals it’s just a name
Buddhists can eat onions and garlicss, also Buddha never told you can't eat non-veg, he told one shouldn't kill and eat or any animal shouldn't be killed for you to eat. You can eat non veg that's already dead or is not killed for you(like from a butcher you ask to kill a chicken for you). Buddha told this because monks ate what was given to them as bikshu which means they go around with their bowl to each person and people who are ready will give them whatever they have at home as monks can't buy something for themselves, so people are giving it out free as their offering to a biku so a monk shouldn't be perticular about what he/she gets. They can't say 'oh I don't eat this'. That's why Buddha made that law. Also as a fact, Buddha died from food poisoning after eating mushroom and pork which was offered to him by a poor woman. He knew that was stale but still had it, atlast Buddha died of food poisoning and dissentry which was a serious and common cause of death in early India.
This same is mentioned by His Holiness Dalai Lama, his favourite dish is pork and he mentions how his brother told him that his mother while visiting him brought his favourite pork that she went to the butcher and bought rather than buying pork that's already killed not particularly killed for you(which is followed by almost all Tibetan Buddhists).
What could you use instead of butternut squash? Not a fan. Thanks for the recipes!!!
I like to use yams or sweet potatoes. Or if you like acorn squash or spaghetti squash, they are wonderful.,
Any suggestions on a tahini replacement? Allergic to Sesame!
Sunflower butter would be pretty similar in texture and taste. Get the unsweetened kind
@@gloopgloopglorp Thank you! Perfect!
Since Jesus is my Lord, I just call my bowls, veggie bowls.
A “Buddha bowl” is really just an unmixed salad. Don’t know why everyone is being so dramatic
What exactly is a Buddha bowl
How much protein has it got tho
wonder why it is called Buddha bowl?
If we talk about religion... the leader is vegetarian..
@@CODtpk yeah, so veggi bowl sounds totally good to me
Where’s the Buddha
They have covid and couldn't come
@@void1913 I’m a Buddhist and that’s not funny at all
@@void1913 get your negative comments.. out of your world!
@@CODtpk Guess it'll be with Jeff Bezos in space
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The soundtrack is as fast as my life sometimes is.
Thank you! but please note, Buddhist don't eat garlic and onion...
Buddhists can eat onions and garlicss, its in Jainism that you can't eat onions. garlics, potatoes etc
Okay I'll call it a bowl of food
I’m a Buddhist and can’t stand how the buddha has been so commercialized like this. The Buddha statue is in every restaurant or bathroom to offer a zen and exotic vibe and I hate it. Do y’all think my religion is an aesthetic or trend ? How about it if we put a Jesus statue or some Islam thing in bathrooms and restaurants for aesthetic purposes? And now you are calling food witb Buddha’s name in it? STOP IT
You can't do anything against heavily racist culture
@@poomvisanu9767 clearly. Would like to put a Jesus statue in tbe bathroom of my restaurant then LOL
Same here.. hate culture won't stop... believe me..
Yeah, veggie bowl would be more appropriate 🤷🏻♀️
I understand what you're saying but I think if you put Jesus or Mary statues around your house/restaurant Christians and Catholics would just be happy and assume you're a part of the same religion and aren't afraid to show it.
Buddha bowls do not contain any kind of animal meat!
I wanted to enjoy this video, but the music was an absolute nuisance.
The music becomes very annoying after about one minute.
Silly music, speeded up video and no narration may seem "hip" ,but it's rather fruitless. You come away with nothing. Too bad.
I agree, I tried writing down the ingredients and even in slow motion, the ingredients are way too fast for me to write down. I just gave up
Substitute for tofu
If these same ingredients were served on a flat plate, nobody would eat them. 😂 much like “mason jars”
Too much oil!
soo much!
Misto oil spray would cut so much of that oil.
Buddha never had chikpeas
It's meditiranien.
Too cumbersome. So many different ingredients to wash cut and cook. And it's not healthy to eat overnight vegetables. It is not feasible for single household.
Is overnight vegetable a nightshade family ?
Why is everyone watching this so upset in the comments.
My thoughts exactly!
So disappointed to see chicken in the recipees! Dont call it Buhda bowls! Buhda was about compassion. When you eat meat there is no compassion. There is the ingredient called cruelty.
The music is awful
I hate videos you have to read and the music is awful.
Buddha bowls looks so delicious, but its wayy too much work just to eat , smh..
She was on some hard drugs and hallucinating, along with psychotic episodes.
WTF BUDDHA BOWLS..? STOP DISRESPECTING RELIGION
Who care about the name? People make a big deal if NOTHING 😂😂😂 just a enjoy the food it would do some good maybe people are cranky because they are starving 😅
WTF BUDDHA BOWLS..? STOP DISRESPECTING RELIGION
WTF BUDDHA BOWLS..? STOP DISRESPECTING RELIGION
WTF BUDDHA BOWLS..? STOP DISRESPECTING RELIGION
WTF BUDDHA BOWLS..? STOP DISRESPECTING RELIGION
WTF BUDDHA BOWLS..? STOP DISRESPECTING RELIGION