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Method

Useful swaps

  • Use whole-wheat couscous instead of rice: Whisk 10 g maple syrup, 16 g soy sauce, 10 g rice vinegar, 1.2 g smoked paprika, 0.6 g crushed red pepper, and 3 g garlic for 45 seconds. Air-fry 250 g tofu in 1 tsp avocado oil at 400°F for 9 minutes; add 100 g broccoli and 60 g red pepper tossed with the other 1 tsp oil and air-fry for 7 minutes. Toss everything in the glaze for 60 to 90 seconds. Put 180 g cooked whole-wheat couscous and 15 g water in a covered air-fryer-safe dish and heat at 350°F for 5 minutes until steaming, then assemble with 12 g scallion and 5.3 g sesame seeds. Remains vegan when packaged ingredients are labeled suitable for a vegan diet. Still contains soy, wheat, and sesame; couscous adds an additional wheat source. Couscous keeps calories close but is usually slightly lower in fiber and gives the bowl a lighter texture.
  • Use green beans instead of broccoli: Whisk 10 g maple syrup, 16 g soy sauce, 10 g rice vinegar, 1.2 g smoked paprika, 0.6 g crushed red pepper, and 3 g garlic for 45 seconds. Air-fry 250 g tofu in 1 tsp avocado oil at 400°F for 9 minutes. Add 100 g green beans and 60 g red pepper tossed with the remaining 1 tsp oil; air-fry for 8 minutes, then toss everything in the glaze for 90 seconds. Put 180 g cooked brown rice and 15 g water in a covered air-fryer-safe dish and heat at 350°F for 5 minutes until steaming, then assemble with 12 g scallion and 5.3 g sesame seeds. Remains vegan when packaged ingredients are labeled suitable for a vegan diet. Still contains soy, wheat, and sesame. Green beans keep calories and protein close while giving the bowl a snappier vegetable texture.

Storage and reheating

  • Refrigerate for up to 3 days.
  • Not marked as freezer-friendly.
  • Suggested reheating: Microwave, Air Fryer.

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