Still being game and thinking I could improvise this vegan thing, I opted to build my own bowl. I ordered a small bowl with cilantro noodles and quinoa (pronounced keen-WAH) with sweet potatoes and Brussels sprouts. What I really wanted was their cauliflower because it's amazing. It's so amazing that I wouldn't be surprised if a kid would ask for more, but cauliflower is no longer an option at Bolay. I shed one tear and got over it. The Brussels sprouts and sweet potato are out of this world, and I always LOVE the cilantro noodles!
Bolay makes ordering pretty easy. Choose your size, choose your base, choose your veggies, choose your meats and then toppings. On days when I allow myself the indulgence of protein, I really have to make a case for their shrimp. It's plump and delicious and seasoned really well.
Then - and here's where I blew it and un-veganized my meal - I got the pesto sauce. It contains dairy. Diehard vegans will shake their heads disapprovingly, but I'm not even trying to go all out vegan. I'm not even opting for all out vegetarian. I just want to do it part time. Half-assed. Because I do love meat. It's the chronic inflammation and cardiac arrest that I'd like to eliminate from my future.
Bolay is in Pembroke Pines at Hiatus Road and Pines Blvd. in the same plaza as Walgreen's, European Wax Center, Verizon, and Jared Jewelers. For the guys, it's at the northeast corner of Hiatus and Pines.
Bo - Bowl
Olay - FUN!
Bolay! Bolay all day!!
Quinoa, Cilantro Noodles, Kale, Baby Spinach Bolay Pembroke Pines. Photo by Mackenzie Littledale |
Then add Brussels sprouts and sweet potatoes
Finish with pesto sauce and Voila! A half-assed vegan meal that tastes great!
No comments:
Post a Comment
Hello and thank you for leaving your thoughts.