Now that spring is just around the corner my attention turns to growing and gardening. No, I can’t be digging or playing with dirt outside yet – it’s still too cold and wet – but I can plan in my head what I want to do once it warms up. So exciting! I can start planting seeds indoors, too.
So this weekend I’ll be raiding my seed collection, which is growing and is getting harder to organize neatly in the 3 shoeboxes I keep them in. I peruse seed catalogs in the gloom of winter when cabin fever is at its peak and therefore, tend to overorder. It’s all good. I feel happy looking at the pretty seed packages!
On the kitchen front, I’m still making bowls. Is there even any other way to eat that’s as much fun as BYOB?! No, it’s not Bring Your Own Booze/Beer/Bottle.
It’s Build Your Own Bowls!
The above Southwest Chicken Bowl is one I recently served. Pretty easy to put together and it was delish!
So I usually prepare a choice of bases, either grains or greens. Then there’s usually a choice of proteins, either meat or veggie-based. Then there are multiple choices for toppings and sauces. Then everybody can build their own bowl! What can be more fun?!
I know! Build Your Own Banana Boats!
From Last Week’s Fiesta
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Another great party and beautiful recipes as always.
Thanks! Glad you can join!
Thank you very much for choosing my apples in the oven. It’s always a party these recipes and ideas are on friday ☻♥ xoxo from holanda
You’re welcome. Nice healthy dessert!
Love the idea of BYOB. Especially when it’s made of all the delicious healthy greens and grains. Thanks for sharing, Angie!
It’s the best way to serve food to different tastebuds. Everybody can customize their bowl. Thanks for cohosting!
Thank you so much for featuring my meatloaf!!
You’re welcome. It sounds delicious!