Turn ordinary vegetables into a flavorful, satisfying dinner with this easy recipe from Twin Cities food blogger greens & chocolate.

If I’m ever in doubt of what to make for dinner, I make a bowl. I’ll take whatever veggies we have in the fridge and cook up some rice, quinoa, lentils or some kind of grain. If we have meat in the fridge or freezer I’ll sometimes add chicken, fish or beef, but bowls definitely don’t need meat. The veggies and grains are usually the stars in my bowls.

Wait, I take that back. The SAUCE is always the star in my bowls. In my book (of bowls), if there isn’t sauce, it’s not much of a bowl. It’s what ties everything together and gives the bowl that craveable factor. Sometimes the sauce is just some sriracha mixed with plain yogurt and lime juice. Simple and delicious. Other times, such as in my recipe for Shrimp Burrito Bowls, I make my special creamy cilantro sauce which, after dousing our bowls with it, I proceed to put it on my eggs every day until it’s gone. I’m just kinda weird like that.

Today I’m sharing a recipe with you for Curry Roasted Vegetable Rice Bowls with a Creamy Curry Yogurt Sauce and I’m insisting (maybe even begging) that you make this sauce. It’s insane! Better yet, it’s insanely easy. Just five simple ingredients: plain yogurt, curry powder, garlic powder, lime juice and a spoonful of mayonnaise. So simple, yet so delicious.

The other parts of these bowls are just as crave-worthy as the sauce. You’ll want to start by prepping the vegetables. I used a combination of cauliflower, broccoli, sweet potatoes and red onion, but you can get creative here. I think Brussels sprouts, red bell pepper and butternut squash would be awesome, too. Or maybe green beans and zucchini during the summer? I like it! The veggies get tossed in a combination of olive oil, curry powder, turmeric, garlic and salt and then put in the oven for roasted perfection.

While the veggies are roasting, you can make the coconut rice. If you’ve never made coconut rice, you’re about to be blown away. After making it for the first time, I wondered why I ever made non-coconut rice for Thai and Indian dishes.

Once everything is ready to go, all there is left to do is assemble. Rice on the bottom, veggies on top and a big dollop or drizzle of the curry sauce to pull it all together.

This meal is definitely going on a regular rotation in our household. Even my little guys gobbled up it up!