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Crockpot Banh Mi Bowls

I don’t know about you, but I think my crockpot might be my favorite kitchen appliance. I just love to throw ingredients in, wait a few hours, and it’s ready. Call me lazy, but I love a recipe that I barely have to do any work for. You may think the crockpot is just for winter and fall, but I love using it year round. These Crockpot Banh Mi Bowls are the perfect summer meal. If you’ve never had a Banh Mi sandwich, it’s a Vietnamese sandwich with spicy pork, sweet and tangy pickled veggies, fresh herbs and mayo. It’s such a delicious combination of flavors and it works perfectly in bowl form!

Prep

10m

Cook

7h

Total

7h 10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Step 1

Add the pork to the crockpot.

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For

4

M

I

1-1.5

lb

Pork tenderloin

4

cloves

Garlic

1/3

cup

Coconut aminos

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Per Serving

Calories

416kcal

Fat

9g

Carbs

44g

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Notes

NOTES

  • No crockpot? No problem! Marinade the pork in the sauce and grill it. No grill? Sear the pork on a skillet, then bake until it’s cooked through. Cube the pork when it’s finished cooking.

LAZY VERSION

  • Use microwave rice packets instead of making your own

SUBSTITUTIONS

  • Sub for pork tenderloin: chicken thighs

  • If you don’t like any of the veggies used, just add more of the other veggies

STORAGE

  • Allow everything to come to room temp and then store in airtight containers. I like using these containers to keep my pickled veggies separate from the pork and rice.

  • Store the spicy mayo separately. I like using these containers.

  • If you want, you can make just half of the pickled veggies at first, then dress the rest when you need it. This will keep it fresher.

REHEATING

  • Remove rice and pork from your meal prep container and add to a bowl. Heat for 1-2 minutes, stirring halfway through. Then add the pickled veggies to the bowl. Top with spicy mayo

REDUCE FOOD WASTE

  • Leftover carrots or radishes? Use them up in a salad this week or next- they will stay fresh for awhile in the fridge.

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Ellen

11 days ago

We could eat this every week in my house! Plus the extra pork is great for leftovers.

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Crockpot Banh Mi Bowls

I don’t know about you, but I think my crockpot might be my favorite kitchen appliance. I just love to throw ingredients in, wait a few hours, and it’s ready. Call me lazy, but I love a recipe that I barely have to do any work for. You may think the crockpot is just for winter and fall, but I love using it year round. These Crockpot Banh Mi Bowls are the perfect summer meal. If you’ve never had a Banh Mi sandwich, it’s a Vietnamese sandwich with spicy pork, sweet and tangy pickled veggies, fresh herbs and mayo. It’s such a delicious combination of flavors and it works perfectly in bowl form!

Prep

10m

Cook

7h

Total

7h 10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Add the pork to the crockpot.

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For

4

M

I

1-1.5

lb

Pork tenderloin

4

cloves

Garlic

1/3

cup

Coconut aminos

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Per Serving

Calories

416kcal

Fat

9g

Carbs

44g

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Notes

NOTES

  • No crockpot? No problem! Marinade the pork in the sauce and grill it. No grill? Sear the pork on a skillet, then bake until it’s cooked through. Cube the pork when it’s finished cooking.

LAZY VERSION

  • Use microwave rice packets instead of making your own

SUBSTITUTIONS

  • Sub for pork tenderloin: chicken thighs

  • If you don’t like any of the veggies used, just add more of the other veggies

STORAGE

  • Allow everything to come to room temp and then store in airtight containers. I like using these containers to keep my pickled veggies separate from the pork and rice.

  • Store the spicy mayo separately. I like using these containers.

  • If you want, you can make just half of the pickled veggies at first, then dress the rest when you need it. This will keep it fresher.

REHEATING

  • Remove rice and pork from your meal prep container and add to a bowl. Heat for 1-2 minutes, stirring halfway through. Then add the pickled veggies to the bowl. Top with spicy mayo

REDUCE FOOD WASTE

  • Leftover carrots or radishes? Use them up in a salad this week or next- they will stay fresh for awhile in the fridge.

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Ellen

11 days ago

We could eat this every week in my house! Plus the extra pork is great for leftovers.

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