One-Bowl Meals

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A well-constructed bowl can be a perfectly complete meal, which is why today so many people are turning to this ingenious way of eating. From smoothie bowls to rice bowls, One-Bowl Meals offers 30 perfectly constructed creations with endless possibilities for mixing and matching the components. Maria Zizka, author of The Newlywed Cookbook, expertly guides readers through lessons on creating balanced bowl meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Each bowl starts with a simple formula of Base Component Component, so that the recipe is easy to navigate and even easier to customise. The recipes are organised by the base  be it rice, grains, greens, or noodles. A yogurt bowl gets customised with broiled pineapple and honey-lime syrup; rice bowls get topped with gingery bok choy and panko-crusted tofu or gochujang squash rings and rice cracker crunch; grain bowls go well with rye berries and smoked salmon or fried shallots and jammy eggs. There are versatile noodle creations and greens-based bowls that will make anyone crave a giant salad. Each bowl utilises a mix of components made from scratch, plus store-bought additions and garnishes to take each dish to the next level. One-Bowl Meals is the gateway to easy, complete meals and the perfect cookbook for the modern eater.

A well-constructed bowl can be a perfectly complete meal, which is why today so many people are turning to this ingenious way of eating. From smoothie bowls to rice bowls, One-Bowl Meals offers 30 perfectly constructed creations with endless possibilities for mixing and matching the components. Maria Zizka, author of The Newlywed Cookbook, expertly guides readers through lessons on creating balanced bowl meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Each bowl starts with a simple formula of Base Component Component, so that the recipe is easy to navigate and even easier to customise. The recipes are organised by the base  be it rice, grains, greens, or noodles. A yogurt bowl gets customised with broiled pineapple and honey-lime syrup; rice bowls get topped with gingery bok choy and panko-crusted tofu or gochujang squash rings and rice cracker crunch; grain bowls go well with rye berries and smoked salmon or fried shallots and jammy eggs. There are versatile noodle creations and greens-based bowls that will make anyone crave a giant salad. Each bowl utilises a mix of components made from scratch, plus store-bought additions and garnishes to take each dish to the next level. One-Bowl Meals is the gateway to easy, complete meals and the perfect cookbook for the modern eater.