Cowboy Caviar Shrimp Bowls are your next bowl obsession!
🏋🏻♀️ MACROS:
Servings - 4
Calories per serving - 610
Protein per serving - 60 g
This recipe makes extra Cowboy Caviar. One serving (counted in the macros above) is about 200 g
Ingredients:
▪️2 lbs shrimp
▪️Chili powder, cumin, garlic powder, salt, black pepper
▪️Juice of two limes
▪️1 cup dry rice (prepared as directed on bag)
COWBOY CAVIAR
▪️15 oz black beans
▪️15 oz pinto beans
▪️15 oz corn
▪️cilantro (chopped)
▪️1/3 red onion (diced)
▪️2 Roma tomatoes
▪️1 jalapeño
▪️1 large avocado
▪️salt
▪️juice of two limes
YOGURT LIME SAUCE
▪️1 container Chobani Greek yogurt
▪️juice of two limes
▪️handful cilantro
▪️garlic powder, salt
▪️splash of water to thin it out
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Many of you, like me, might often wonder about the calorie count of just the delicious Cowboy Caviar itself when planning your meals. It’s a fantastic question, and the answer can actually vary quite a bit depending on how you prepare it! In my recipe for these incredible Cowboy Caviar Shrimp Bowls, the cowboy caviar component is a generous and vital part of each 610-calorie serving, contributing to its amazing flavor and nutritional value. When we look at Cowboy Caviar on its own, the main calorie contributors are usually the beans (black and pinto), corn, and especially the avocado. These ingredients, while healthy, do add up. For example, a single large avocado can contain over 300 calories, and beans and corn also provide a good amount of energy. For a typical serving (let's say, about half a cup to a cup, or around 100-200g) of just the Cowboy Caviar mix, without any added oil-based dressing, you're generally looking at roughly 150-250 calories. This estimate can fluctuate quite a bit based on the ratio of ingredients. If you add more avocado, it will naturally be higher in calories. If you opt for less avocado and load up on more non-starchy vegetables like bell peppers or extra tomatoes, you can easily bring the calorie count down. Another factor is the dressing; while my recipe uses fresh lime juice which is negligible in calories, some Cowboy Caviar recipes might include oil or sugary dressings, significantly increasing the calorie content. So, if you're aiming for a lower-calorie Cowboy Caviar, focus on fresh, raw vegetables and generous amounts of lime juice for flavor, and be mindful of your avocado portion. Beyond calories, it's important to remember the incredible nutritional benefits this vibrant Cowboy Caviar brings to the table. It's packed with fiber from the beans and corn, healthy monounsaturated fats from the avocado, and a wealth of vitamins and antioxidants from all the fresh vegetables. It's truly a nutritional powerhouse and a fantastic, flavorful addition to any meal, whether it's as a dip, a side, or, as in this *Recipe*, the star of these healthy Shrimp Bowls! Understanding these components helps you customize your healthy eating journey, ensuring you create delicious, nourishing meals that fit your personal goals. Enjoy experimenting with your Cowboy Caviar!


































































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