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How to make a Greek chicken "bowl"

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These "bowls" have become super popular. I've seen them all over the place and from all different types of cuisine. They're super easy and really customizeable. This is just one way to do it :)


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20 Minute Greek Chicken Rice Bowl

This rice bowl is packed with hearty grains, crisp vegetables and lean protein! The Greek marinade also doubles as a dressing, making it easy to make!
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knicks_fan87 said:
These "bowls" have become super popular. I've seen them all over the place and from all different types of cuisine. They're super easy and really customizeable. This is just one way to do it :)


www.thechunkychef.com

20 Minute Greek Chicken Rice Bowl

This rice bowl is packed with hearty grains, crisp vegetables and lean protein! The Greek marinade also doubles as a dressing, making it easy to make!
www.thechunkychef.com www.thechunkychef.com
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I love the "bowl" phenomenon! So nice to see that there is a Greek version
 
These bowls are delicious! Here's a versatile recipe to try:

www.greekboston.com

30 Minute Greek Inspired Rice Bowl

Learn how to make and prepare the recipe for a Greek inspired rice bowl.
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