Quinoa + Makrut Lime
Inspired by: Thai basil fried rice
This is our take on Thai basil fried rice—a good source of protein, a great reason to skip takeout. Makrut lime, aromatic basil, ginger, and cilantro add bright flavors to tri-color quinoa and r...
*Contains: Sesame and Soy
All ingredients
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Nutrition Facts
Nutrition Facts
Nutrition Facts
1 Serving per container
Amount per serving
Key ingredients
Quinoa
A serving of quinoa gets you 6 grams of protein, 4 grams of fiber, and a good source of both iron and zinc.
Cauliflower
A serving of cauliflower is an excellent source of vitamin C, which supports a healthy immune system, and a good source of folate, which helps maintain a healthy heart.
Carrot
A serving of carrots is rich in vitamin A, which promotes eye health, and is a good source of vitamin K and fiber.
Basil
Like its cousins rosemary and oregano, basil is another delicious, nutritious green herb and a versatile way to boost flavor.
Ginger
This bright, flavorful, slightly-peppery-yet-slightly-sweet spice comes from the root of the ginger plant.
Makrut Lime
Much-loved for its uniquely tart, lemon-lime flavor, makrut lime is a staple in Southeast Asian recipes.
How to prep
- 1 Remove film. For microwave (1100W), cook in this bowl or transfer to any microwave safe bowl of your choice. Add 2 tbsp of water or broth. Heat on high for 3 minutes. Stir. Heat for 1-2 additional minutes.
- 2 Follow directions carefully. Cook with care & do not leave unattended while cooking. Cook to an internal temperature of 165°F.
- 3 Enjoy with caution: contents may be hot.
- 1 Remove film. For stovetop, pour into pan, add 2 tbsp of water or broth, then break apart and disperse evenly in the pan. Cook over medium-high heat, stirring occasionally for 3-5 minutes.
- 2 Follow directions carefully. Cook with care & do not leave unattended while cooking. Cook to an internal temperature of 165°F.
- 3 Enjoy with caution: contents may be hot.