Teriyaki Grilled Pineapple & Portobello Bowls With Gingery Lime Edamame

I love simple, tasty meals that are inexpensive to make and are full of diversity of plants! This recipe hits the spot when talking about all of those things! I love this one because you get protein from the edamame and brown rice, flavor from the Big Tree Farms Coco Aminos & Teriyaki and added sweetness and complexity from the carrots and grilled pineapple. If you’re a beginner cook, this recipe is perfect! If you’ve been cooking for years this will be a no brainer and will whip together really quickly.

I absolutely love this for a meal prep too but instead of rice I would use lettuce and instead of edamame in pods I would buy them shelled!

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Serves: 3-4 people

The Goods:

• 3 portobello mushrooms, stemmed

• 1/2 cup Big Tree Farms Teriyaki Sauce

• 10 slices of pineapple

• 2 cups whole edamame (usually I find it in the frozen section)

• 1 tbsp garlic powder

• 1/4 cup Big Tree Farms Gingery Lime Coco Aminos

• 2 green onions

• 1 carrot, sliced

• 1 handful spicy sprouts

• 2 cups cooked brown rice

• 1 tsp sesame seeds

The Method:

1. In a square glass dish, add mushrooms and cover with teriyaki sauce.

2. Let marinade for 30 minutes to overnight.

3. Once the mushrooms are marinated, cook rice to package instructions.

4. While the rice is cooking, grab a grill pan (or your grill) over medium high heat and start to grill the slices of pineapple and green onions. Careful not to flip them too early so that you can get those amazing grill marks!

5. Remove the pineapple and onions and add the mushrooms to the grill. Save some of the marinade.

6. While the mushrooms are grilling, add edamame to a sauté pan over medium high heat.

7. Add garlic powder and Gingery Lime Coco Aminos.

8. Sauté for about 5 minutes until edamame is cooked and caramelized. If it starts to burn, add a little water!

9. Remove mushrooms and slice.

10. Add everything to a bowl. Rice first, then mushrooms, pineapple, green onions, carrots, spicy sprouts and boom! You’re ready for the most tasty meal!

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