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Super Food Buddha Bowl by Randi Zafman
Los Angeles, CA, USSuper Food Entry
This healthy and nutritious bowl is filled with antioxidant rich and whole super foods, and will provide high protein and energy for your lunch or dinner. You can substitute quinoa for brown rice, chicken for salmon, or leafy greens for spinach. Leave out the meat and eggs, and add beans to go vegetarian, and top it off with vegetables, avocado, olives, and a spritz of fresh lemon and lime!
Superfood avocado sweet potato brownies by Michael Zindell
Salem, Ma, USSuper food entry
Sardines: The Underrated Superfood by Stef Wong
Vancouver, BC, CASuperfood Entry. Although perceived by many to be kinda gross, sardines are high in omega-3 fatty acids, provide protein, 25 percent of your calcium needs per serving, and they are high in vitamin D. Best of all, they're inexpensive, versatile, and come pre-cooked!
Fruit Infused Water by Grace Celones Andersson
Northridge, CA, USSuper Food Entry
Fruit infused water. A healthy substitute to soda and sugary drinks.
Red, White & Blue Super Smoothie Bowl by Cynthia Jacquette
Los Angeles, California, USSuper Food Entry
Start your day in a super way with this smoothie bowl that celebrates red, white and blue superfoods!
Super Bibimbap by Polka Dot Whale
Arcadia, CA, USIn my childhood, bibimbap was a rice bowl with whatever available food even leftover side dishes mixed together.
How about making healthy "Super" Bibimbap by mixing quinoa brown rice with some super food together? Tip: Use the chopsticks to mix the bibimbap as the spoons will destroy the textures of the food. Don't forget to add the sauce to complete the flavor!
Superfood Treasures by Becca Boyce
Barcelona, Catalunya, ESFrom sea to mountain, rock pool to garden patch, superfoods are waiting to be discovered.
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Overnight Oats by Nicole Duquette
Lancaster PA, PA, USSuper Food Entry! This is a breakfast I make regularly as it's super easy to prepare before going to bed at night and one less thing to do in the morning... except to enjoy! It is packed with super food deliciousness and is easily customizable to ones dietary needs and tastes. Yum!
Super Mushrooms Pattern by Marika Chew
Ithaca, New York, USSuper Food Entry. A repeating pattern of various mushrooms including: enoki, cremini, white button, shiitake, chanterelle, portobello, porcini, beech, hen-of-the-woods, morel, and black truffle.
Dandelion by jesa behe
Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, DEA really amazing plant that is completely eatable. The buds can be preserved as capers, leaves can be used as spinach, dandelion honey can be made out of the blossoms and the roots are used for tea.
My morning starts with a can of dandelion tea very often, it helps to detoxify my body and boost my immune system.
It contains vitamin A, B6, C and K. Minerals like iron, calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium.
Japanese Style Nourishing Breakfast by Lindsay Brackeen
nashville, TN, USSuper Food Entry-
I took inspiration from the traditional presentation style of a Japanese breakfast. Here I'm enjoying salmon, with lots of little nourishing side dishes, my favorite being the edible flowers!
Super Food Power UP Bowl by Cynthia Frenette
Mission, British Columbia, CASuper Food Entry
Yummy Super foods in a simple bowl, perfect for a power lunch!
Korean Superfood Bowl by Nancy Chalmers
Melbourne, Victoria, AUNow, with studies showing that the South Koreans are set to live longer than anyone else by 2030, the question is: is there something in the kimchi?
