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Craving a rice bowl from your favorite Chinese restaurant but cant spare the calories? This citrus-infused chicken teriyaki bowl tastes like takeout but comes in under 450 calories, and its ready in less than an hour! Youve got chicken, broccolini, and rice. Its a full meal in one bowl. What more could you ask for?! Green beans and asparagus are smart substitutes for the broccolini if you cant find it. Top with a little Sriracha or sambal oelek for a flavor-filled kick of heat. If youll have leftovers, save the remaining soy sauce mixture and drizzle it on just before you eat the warmed dish.
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Title: | Lemon Chicken Teriyaki Rice Bowl |
Descrition: | Craving a rice bowl from your favorite Chinese restaurant but can't spare the calories? This citrus-infused chicken teriyaki bowl tastes like takeout but comes in under 450 calories, and it's ready in less than an hour! You've got chicken, broccolini, and rice. It's a full meal in one bowl. What more could you ask for?! Green beans and asparagus are smart substitutes for the broccolini if you can't find it. Top with a little Sriracha or sambal oelek for a flavor-filled kick of heat. If you'll have leftovers, save the remaining soy sauce mixture and drizzle it on just before you eat the warmed dish. |
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Lemon Chicken Teriyaki Rice Bowl
Craving a rice bowl from your favorite Chinese restaurant but can't spare the calories? This citrus-infused chicken teriyaki bowl tastes like takeout but comes in under 450 calories, and it's ready in less than an hour! You've got chicken, broccolini, and rice. It's a full meal in one bowl. What more could you ask for?! Green beans and asparagus are smart substitutes for the broccolini if you can't find it. Top with a little Sriracha or sambal oelek for a flavor-filled kick of heat. If you'll have leftovers, save the remaining soy sauce mixture and drizzle it on just before you eat the warmed dish.