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Dinner · Fiber forward

Chicken Fajita Cauliflower Bowl

A chicken fajita cauliflower bowl with a deliberate mix of fiber, protein, color, and satisfying texture.

Fiber forwardProtein richMeal prep friendly
a chicken fajita cauliflower bowl
Prep9 min
Cook16 min
Serves1
Est. carbs25g

Mise en place

Ingredients

For 1 serving

  • 5 oz chicken breast strips
  • 1½ cups cauliflower rice
  • 1 cup sliced peppers
  • ⅓ cup black beans
  • 1 Tbsp reduced-sodium tamari
  • 1 Tbsp water
  • 1 tsp grated fresh ginger
  • 1 small garlic clove, minced
  • ½ tsp ground cumin
  • ½ tsp chili powder

Step by step

Method

  1. 01

    Whisk the tamari, water, ginger, garlic, and any listed citrus, miso, or sesame flavoring in a small cup.

  2. 02

    Brown chicken breast strips in a hot nonstick skillet; transfer it to a clean plate if it is a protein.

  3. 03

    Cook cauliflower rice and sliced peppers until crisp-tender, then add black beans, return any reserved protein, and pour in the sauce.

  4. 04

    Cook the poultry until the thickest part reaches 165°F on a food thermometer. Serve as soon as the sauce lightly coats the ingredients.

Estimated per serving

Nutrition snapshot

Use these estimates as a planning aid. Brands, substitutions, and portion size can change the numbers.

415calories25gcarbs21gprotein4gfiber

Authenticity & sources

Original DiabeticCookland recipe

Recipe origin. DiabeticCookland developed this measured ingredient list and cooking method. It is not copied from, endorsed by, or presented as a published recipe from another organization.

Nutrition guidance reviewed. The balanced-meal approach was informed by American Diabetes Association · Diabetes Food Hub. This link is the guidance source—not a claim that the organization authored this recipe.

Food-safety standard. Doneness guidance follows the USDA safe-temperature chart.

Health note. Nutrition values remain estimates and this recipe has not been medically personalized. Use exact product labels when carbohydrate accuracy affects medication dosing.