👉 Seoul Power Bowl: Bold Flavors, No Sad Meal Prep
👉 Seoul Power Bowl: Bold Flavors, No Sad Meal Prep
The Seoul Power Bowl layers Korean grilled chicken, farro, roasted veggies, avocado, and a spicy gochujang drizzle for a colorful, flavor-packed meal built from fresh ingredients.
A bold, colorful, flavor-packed bowl built from prepped ingredients — designed to be eaten fresh at room temperature for maximum flavor.
Fresh, bold, and built for real life — the Seoul Power Bowl is all about layering juicy Korean chicken, roasted veggies, and spicy gochujang drizzle into the kind of meal that feels as good as it tastes.
Ingredients:
For the Base:
1 cup cooked farro
2–3 tablespoons lemon vinaigrette
For the Protein & Veg:
Grilled Korean chicken thighs (sliced)
1 cup roasted diced sweet potatoes
½ cup roasted Vidalia onions
½ cup Purple Rain slaw (or your favorite slaw)
For the Power-Ups:
½ avocado, sliced
¼ cup quick Asian pickles (cucumber, vinegar, sesame)
2 tablespoons toasted almonds
Gochujang mayo drizzle (see below)
Gochujang Mayo Drizzle:
2 tablespoons mayo
1 teaspoon gochujang (Korean chili paste)
1 teaspoon lemon juice or rice vinegar
(Mix together until smooth)
Optional finishing:
Sprinkle of sesame seeds
Extra pickled jalapeños for heat
Sliced scallions if you're feeling fancy
Instructions:
Scoop the farro onto the bottom of your bowl or plate.
Spoon lemon vinaigrette evenly over the farro to flavor it right from the start.
Layer the toppings:
Fan the sliced Korean chicken across one side.
Tuck roasted sweet potatoes and roasted onions into their own little zones.
Add a scoop of Purple Rain slaw for a fresh crunch.
Nestle in some quick Asian pickles.
Add your power-ups:
Arrange avocado slices wherever they look best.
Scatter toasted almonds over everything.
Dress it up:
Drizzle the gochujang mayo across the whole bowl.
Finish:
Sprinkle sesame seeds or scallions if you want a little extra flair.
Serve and enjoy.
Important:
All components should be room temperature for best flavor and texture.
If using leftovers straight from the fridge, microwave lightly just until slightly warm — you don’t want it piping hot.
Notes:
This bowl hits every note: savory, spicy, tangy, sweet, creamy, and crunchy.
Fresh, colorful, filling — and no sad soggy leftovers here.
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