One of the most famous THM recipes is Egg Roll in a Bowl from our first cookbook. This is a nod to that recipe but in a single-serve E version, and it is simpler and faster to make. The coleslaw or sliced cabbage give lots of food volume to this recipe, the rice provides adrenal nurturing carbs, along with ample protein makes this an amazing savory bowl. This recipe is part of the Wisdom Recipe Collection
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One of the most famous THM recipes is Egg Roll in a Bowl from our first cookbook. This is a nod to that recipe but in a single-serve E version, and it is simpler and faster to make. The coleslaw or sliced cabbage give lots of food volume to this recipe, the rice provides adrenal nurturing carbs, and the protein can be a lean form of whatever you prefer and in whatever E protein option best suits you. See page 380 of THW for more of the different types of Wizzy E proteins.

Egg Roll Rice Bowl

Servings: 1

Description

Egg Roll in a Bowl is a classic THM recipe, and this is a quick, single-serve E version. It’s faster and simpler, with coleslaw or cabbage for volume, rice for adrenal-supporting carbs, and your choice of lean E-friendly protein. For more E protein options, check page 380 of THW. This recipe is part of the Wisdom Recipe Collection.

This recipe can be used as an E or XO depending upon the addition of peanut butter.

Ingredients

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Single Serve Recipe

For the Sauce

For the Veggie Meat Mix

Instructions

  1. Put sauce ingredients in a small cup, stir well with a fork, and set aside.
  2. Lightly spray a medium skillet with coconut or olive oil and set to medium-high heat. Add cabbage and toss frequently for a couple of minutes as it cooks. Once wilted, add sesame oil and toss well again for another minute or so.
  3. Turn the skillet to low-medium. Add rice and meat protein source, and toss well again.
  4. Add sauce, toss well with the veggie/meat mix, and cook for 1 more minute or until cabbage is fully done to your liking and everything is well heated together.
  5. Place in bowl and top with optional green onions.

Note

Protein Nerd Notes

You can get your full Protein Nerd Level 3 protein amounts here by using 4 – 6 ounces of meat. If making that way, consider keeping the rice to ½ cup if your CLBM journey is still ongoing. Alternatively, you can reduce the meat to a garnish amount described on page 380 in THW (just 2 – 3 ounces) and get more protein using a powder such as a ½ serving of TH ESSENTIAL on the side, the Side Protein & Fiber Chocolate Milk or the PYY Booster using an extra tablespoon of TH Optimized Plant Protein. Or you can use close to a full serving of TH Optimized Collagen in a coffee or tea on the side.

Other Notes

You can use quinoa here in place of rice if your blood sugar is testier with rice or if you just prefer quinoa. Using just ½ cup of either rice or quinoa instead of ¾ may be more suited for you if you still have a way to go building back your CLBM, or you may do great with the full ¾ cup if you find it better nourishes your thyroid and adrenals. We are all unique and respond differently to different carbs and different amounts of carbs.

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