#Macro meal prep planner for rice how to

#Macro meal prep planner for rice how to

If you're new to this concept, we show you how to make cauliflower rice and introduce it to your meal prep repertoire elsewhere on this site. Hurrah for #oneskilletdinners! How to Make Cauliflower Rice This keeps meal prep moving along efficiently, but cooking the rice in the same pan lends a lot of extra flavor to the 'rice' and makes clean-up a breeze. Then, once they're cooked, we remove them from the skillet while the mint cauliflower rice cooks in the same pan. Italian grandmas might debate the best way to make meatballs, but for the sake of this recipe, these carrot meatballs are small and therefore can be pan-fried pretty quickly in a skillet with some olive oil. What's more, the recipe manages to be gluten-free, because it doesn't require breadcrumbs. This recipe for carrot meatballs with mint cauliflower rice avoids those pitfalls, because the carrots add both moisture and flavor. (Thankfully, you won't have that problem here!) In the worst case scenario-yikes-both things can happen. They can either fall apart because they're not bound together well enough, or they come out kind of tough, from overhandling the meat mixture. More often than not, meatballs can go sideways in a couple of ways. Flexible recipes like this one for carrot meatballs with mint cauliflower rice help get dinner on the table. I mean, did you read our Ultimate Guide To Meatballs post? (#SorryNotSorry) We just love meatballs! They are quick, easy, can be done in a zillion different flavor profiles (have you tried our T hai Almond Butter Meatballs or our Greek Meatballs yet?), and can be cooked in a single pan! They are an all-around meal prep win, especially because you can also make them ahead of time and switch up the type of ground meat you use, based on what you have on hand. You know our obsession with meatballs is kind of insane.