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Many of us have heard of buddha bowls before. For those who haven’t, it’s basically just a bowl of whole grains, raw veggies, roasted veggies, various greens, and other nutritioustoppings. It’s a wonderful vegan option that will keep you full and satisfied. (You’ll also get in your veggie goals for the day!) Roughly translated as 'Angry' curry, this spicy Chinese style curry is made with chillies, onions and peppers on rice Even easier now you can book your stay at Longsheng Dazhai Tian Ranju Inn through Booking.com, saving the worry about missing out on a spot there. These Dragon Bowls are a healthy vegan and gluten-free buddha bowl recipe that is loaded with fresh veggies, brown rice, tofu and the most delicious sauce! You’ll love making these bowls for meal prep and to have on hand for a healthy lunch or dinner. What is a Dragon Bowl? Soaking: Soak rinsed Red Dragon Grain (Rice) in water preferably overnight or at least 30 minutes before cooking.What sets dragon rice apart from other varieties though is that it also contains high levels of antioxidants such as anthocyanins which are responsible for the unique coloration found within each grain. These compounds help neutralize free radicals throughout the body which can reduce inflammation while promoting healthy aging processes overall.

Yao minority people sun clothes on that day. Afterwards, they perform folk dances and songs in the village. Tourists can take this chance to appreciate Yao people’s traditional costume and wonderful performances. Make a double batch of dragon sauce to have some on hand in the fridge for the week. It’s delicious on salads and in bowls. The Dragon Boat Festival is called Duanwu Jie (端午节) in Mandarin Chinese. Duan (端) means 'start', while wu (午) means 'noon', but also 'the fifth solar month' in the traditional Chinese calendar (approximately June 6 – July 6), centered around the summer solstice. 'The month of noon' marks the middle of summer. Hence, Duanwu Jie means 'the beginning of mid-summer festival'.Late September to October: The rice in the terraces is ripen. Visitors can appreciate a sea of golden rice fluttering and dancing in the wind with distinctive layers. Being the first rice terraced area in Longji Rice Terraces that was developed for tourism, Ping’an Zhuang Village Terraced Fields is now well-equipped with modern facilities. The dining, accommodation and transportation are quite convenient.