Kevin's Natural Foods

Modern Bibimbap

The quintessential dish of Korean cuisine, Bibimbap is a great vehicle for exercising the delicious versatility of our Heat & Eat Entrées. While the protein remains the star, it is paired with a strong supporting cast of fresh, vibrant vegetables and condiments. The beauty of bibimbap is that it's a dish which utilizes both fresh vegetables as well as any odds and ends you may have in the fridge. This is the perfect recipe for making use of leftovers. Mix and match to your heart's content, so long as you have the sunny-side up egg in there to tie all the components together. When ready to eat, break the yolk and mix like crazy!

Prep Time 5 Minutes
Cook Time 10 Minutes
Serves 2 Servings
This Recipe Uses

Kevin's Korean BBQ Chicken Entrée

Ingredients


Kevin’s Natural Foods Korean BBQ Chicken
1 16 oz Bag Cauliflower (Riced or Pearls)
1 Portobello Mushroom
1 Bunch of Spinach
2 Eggs
Sesame Seed Oil
⅛ Cup Radish, thinly sliced
¼ Cup Carrot, shaved into ribbons
¼ Cup Bean Sprouts
¼ Cup Sliced Cucumber
¼ Cup Prepared Kimchi (optional)
Green Onions, thinly sliced
Sesame Seeds

Instructions


  • 1

    Prepare your vegetables. Prepare your chicken for cooking by gently massaging the package and separating the chicken into strips. Open the bag and drain the natural broth. Set aside.

  • 2

    In a large sauté pan, heat 1 TSP of your favorite cooking oil + a few drops of Sesame Seed Oil over MED-HIGH heat for 30 seconds.

  • 3

    Add entire bunch of cleaned spinach and a pinch of salt to the pan and stir until spinach has just wilted - about 2 minutes. Set spinach aside and wipe your pan clean.

  • 4

    In the same pan, again heat your oils for 30 seconds. Arrange mushroom slices flat in pan and cook until beautiful brown color develops, about 90 seconds per side, depending on how thick your slices are. Set mushroom slices aside and wipe your pan clean.

  • 5

    In the same pan, heat 1 STP of your preferred oil + 1/4 TSP Sesame Seed Oil on HIGH for 30 seconds. Add riced cauliflower and a pinch of salt and cook until cauliflower is tender and has a little color. About 5 minutes.

  • 6

    While cauliflower is cooking, in another sauté pan, prepare Kevin's Korean BBQ-Style Chicken according to package directions. About 5 minutes (+1 minute for heating the pan).

    The chicken and the cauliflower should finish at about the same time.

  • 7

    Now, it's time to plate! Divide the riced cauliflower into 2 bowls. Repeat with the chicken.

  • 8

    Divide and arrange your toppings in any manner you see fit. (Be careful, spinach and mushrooms will still be warm!)

  • 9

    In a small, non-stick pan gently fry your eggs one at a time, sunny-side up. Top each bowl with a beautiful egg.

  • 10

    Finish each bowl off with desired garnish. ENJOY!

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