Our Easy Burrito Bowls recipe is an easy weeknight dinner that is so perfect to meal-prep and great for work lunches! Make with steak, chicken, pork or leave vegetarian!
Ingredients
Grilled Steak*:
2-3lbsround steak
kosher salt
ground black pepper
Burrito Bowls:
4cupscooked rice of choicecauliflower rice for Whole30/Paleo
2cupsromaine lettucechopped
guacamolestore-bought or homemade
sour creamregular or dairy-free
red oniondiced
fresh cilantroroughly chopped
salsa of choice
optional toppings: black beanscorn, cherry tomatoes, shredded cheese, black olives, hot sauce, or lime wedges for a squeeze of fresh lime juice.
Instructions
Cook Steak: Allow your steak to come to room temperature and sprinkle with salt & pepper. Clean grill and turn grill temperature up to High Heat (450-550 degrees F). Place steaks on hot grill grates over direct heat and close grill. Let sear for 3-4 minutes. Flip steaks, keeping them over direct heat, and close the lid. Let cook another 3-4 minutes. Take internal temperature of the steaks by sticking an internal meat thermometer into the side of the steak. If steak hasn’t reached your desired internal temperature (see Notes) then move steak to indirect heat (I usually just turn off my middle burner and move the steaks there) until they reach your desired temperature. Carefully remove and allow to rest for 5 minutes. Cut into bite-sized cubes.
Build Bowls: Divide rice, steak (or other protein), guacamole, sour cream, pico, onion, and cilantro between 4 bowls. Add any other toppings you desire.
Serve immediately or store in separate containers as meal prep for later in the week.
Notes
*Steak: we love the flavors of a traditional grilled steak, but feel free to make a cast iron steak on the stove top or an easy smoked steak.
Internal Temperature: Rare: 120-130; Medium – Rare: 130-140; Medium: 140-145; Medium-Well: 145-155; Well: 160 degrees F.
Meal Prep: a great option to make ahead of time! Store the steak and rice each in a separate airtight container to make it easier to reheat. Assemble bowls when ready to serve.