Vegetarian Spicy Korean Bibimbap Bowls!
5.00 from 19 votes

If you've been searching for that healthy weeknight dinner recipe to really take things up a notch, you've come to the right place, friend! These Vegetarian Spicy Korean Bibimbap Bowls are ROCKING the boring healthy weeknight food world and coming in strong with deliciously spicy, in-your-face flavors!

Cook: 30 Total: 30
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Vegetarian Spicy Korean Bibimbap Bowls

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If you’ve been searching for that healthy weeknight dinner recipe to really take things up a notch, you’ve come to the right place, friend! These Vegetarian Spicy Korean Bibimbap Bowls are ROCKING the boring healthy weeknight food world and coming in strong with deliciously spicy, in-your-face flavors!

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Things that make these Vegetarian Spicy Korean Bibimbap Bowls epic:

  1. A lightly fried egg. ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA.
  2. Sriracha. (opens in a new tab) Need I say more???
  3. Lots of veggies….so lots of nutrition!
  4. EASYYYYY peasy to make.
  5. Zucchini noodles (check out the One-Pot Shrimp Scampi w/ Zucchini Noodles (opens in a new tab) post on how to make them).

And that’s just to name a few! I am LOVING these bowls, y’all.

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I actually used two kinds of noodles in this recipe. Zucchini noodles (Zoodles?), and these really easy-to-make Udon Noodles. (opens in a new tab) As in, 2-minutes and they’re done easy! The BEST.

And since it’s now the end of summer, I’ve been looking for what I consider “transitional” recipes. In other words, recipes that are somewhat fall-ish, but still have summer vibes to them. I mean, even though we’ve had a strangely cooler week than usual here in Texas, we all know fall doesn’t come until October over in this part of the world! Which is a very sad thing, since I’m pretty much craving fall recipes ALREADY.

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These Vegetarian Spicy Korean Bibimbap Bowls are PERFECT for that transition!

Warm, cozy, and in a bowl (giving off all the fall vibes), but loaded with zucchini and fresh veggies to keep them light and fresh for those end-of-summer feels. Summer going into fall via delicious Korean bibimbap bowls. We’re doing this!

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Here’s the recipe:

Vegetarian Spicy Korean Bibimbap Bowls!
ServingsServes 2
5.00 from 19 votes

Vegetarian Spicy Korean Bibimbap Bowls

Vegetarian
Cook: 30 minTotal: 30 min

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Cook the spirzalized zucchini, shredded carrots, and red cabbage in about 1 1/2 cups of water until the vegetables have softened (but still have a little bit of crunch to them).
  2. While the vegetables are cooking, sauté the mushrooms over medium heat in the sesame oil until they have reduced in size.
  3. Microwave the udon noodles according to directions.
  4. Arrange each bowl with udon noodles, zucchini noodles, carrots, cabbage, and mushrooms.
  5. Heat the coconut oil over medium heat until you see ripples begin to form. Lightly fry each egg, allowing the whites to fully cook.
  6. Top each bowl with an egg and sriracha. Serve and enjoy!

Nutrition

Calories: 404 kcal | Carbohydrates: 106 g | Protein: 20 g | Fat: 14 g

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6 Comments

  1. Jill

    Love the spicy flavors!

  2. Lindsay

    I LOVE a vegetarian Korean rice bowl! Super well done.

  3. Sondra Barker

    Omg, these pictures! This recipe is so flavorful and unique! A must-try!

  4. Deborah Brooks

    All of my favorite flavors in one bowl! I love the idea of the egg on top for extra protein too. Can’t wait to try

  5. Patricia Vega de la Llosa

    This recipe looks delicious!! I have never ever tasted Korean food or recipes so I think I’ll give this one a try. I’m more fan of Japanese Food which is one of my favorites. Looks very easy to make so I’ll give it a try.

    1. Christine McMichael

      Perfect! Enjoy the recipe, Patricia! Let me know how it goes 🙂