Turmeric-Paprika Chicken & Friends Bowl is the name I’ve chosen for this dish, since it would be a full paragraph to explain the whole dish. There isn’t a protagonist in this plate made out of many elements, although if I would have to chose one, it would be the protein; which is the turmeric-paprika chicken breast in this case. Turmeric being the new “hit” spice those days because of all its health benefits, anti-cancer, help digestive and liver function, etc. If you want to hit 300… eat turmeric, in other words. This mix of turmeric and paprika is a simple, light flavor for the chicken breast but it could easily be replace by whatever flavors you’d like. A nice thyme flavored chicken or even a tandoori chicken, etc.
Next stop the Friends
The only preparation with more then 2 steps in the bowl is the bean salad, which I’ve added a dressing to and some dill and bell pepper but the rest is all pretty much too easy to explain. Anyway… I’ll do it although it’s obvious. Here we go!
Turmeric-Paprika Chicken & Friends Bowl
Makes 2 bowls
Ingredients
The bowl
- 2 chicken breast
- 150g of spinach (the biggest bag out there)
- 4 slices of Halloumi cheese
- cucumber cut into small pieces
- Turmeric powder and paprika
- 1 tbsp of olive oil
- 2 whole grain toasted bread
- salt and pepper
The bean salad
- 400g of cooked white beans or chickpeas
- 1/2 a bell pepper cut into cubes
- about 3 tbsp of fresh dill finely cut
- 3 tbsp of white balsamic, or cider vinegar
- 3 tbsp of olive oil
- 1 tsp of sweet mustard
- salt and pepper
Directions
- Start by making the chicken, by adding turmeric powder, paprika to your taste and some salt and pepper with a touch of olive oil and rub it on the whole chicken breasts
- Cook in the oven at 180°C (350F) for 25 minutes
- In a bowl mix all the bean salad ingredients and let marinade
- Grill the halloumi into a non stick pan on each side until brown
- Cook the spinach in a Bain-Marie (vapor) with a touch of olive oil, salt and pepper
- Assemble the bowl with all the elements, add a wedge of lime or lemon to squeeze on the spinach
Enjoy!
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