Delicious Egg Roll Bowl

Category: Dinner Solutions You'll Love

Ground beef, coleslaw, and Asian flavors meet in one skillet for a fast and wrapper-free dish made in half an hour.
Hannah Author
Updated on Sat, 17 May 2025 19:03:35 GMT
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This Egg Roll in a Bowl always wins me over. You get all the tasty insides, not a wrapper in sight. Only takes a half hour and uses just one pan. That combo of crunchy veggies and savory meat with a kick of sauce is a total crowd-pleaser at my place.

Why It Feels Special

It's speedy, foolproof, and fits right in with keto eating, so it's my trusty go-to for busy nights. I'll throw in whatever's hanging out in my fridge and it never disappoints. I get why it's blowing up—one bite and people are hooked.

What Goes In

  • Veggie Oil: Use just enough to coat the pan and get things going.
  • Sesame Oil: Adds a real takeout vibe that's tough to beat.
  • Soy Sauce: I like low-salt so I can control the seasoning.
  • Fresh Garlic: Chop it up small. Fresh really does make a difference.
  • Seasonings: Grab onion, garlic, ginger, and something spicy if you want heat.
  • Carrots: Baby carrots or shredded—both are good.
  • Coleslaw Mix: Big time saver, no need to slice cabbage yourself.
  • Onion: Dice it up, it gives all those layers of flavor.
  • Ground Beef: I reach for lean, but turkey, chicken, or pork totally work too.

Let's Whip It Up

Give It Time
Let everything hang out a little so those veggies get just perfect.
Season Everything
Pour in your soy sauce and spices so all the flavors come together.
Veggie Party
Dump in slaw, carrots, and both oils—let them sizzle together.
Start With Protein
Cook up your onion and garlic with the ground meat till browned and smelling awesome.
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Make It Yours

If you're skipping meat, tofu or a mountain of veggies totally work. Crack an egg in for something extra. Toss in peppers or mushrooms—no wrong answers here.

Ways To Serve

Honestly, I just eat it out of the pan most days but it’s also killer piled over hot rice. Watching carbs? Use riced cauliflower underneath. It plays nice with plenty of Asian favorites for a bigger meal.

Stay Tasty

This keeps fine in the fridge for four days, super handy for meal prepping. I love stacking it in containers for easy grab-and-go lunches. Tastes even better after it sits overnight.

Quick Reheat

Toss it in the microwave or heat in a skillet—either works fast. A dash more soy sauce brings everything right back to life. Just watch so you don’t nuke it too long.

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Easy Win

What I appreciate is it’s got all the goodness of egg rolls without fuss. One pan, hardly any cleanup, and you can switch up ingredients however you want.

Fits Keto Living

No wrapper, so all the joy and barely any carbs. Team it with cauliflower rice and you’re set for a guilt-free dinner.

Mix It Up

Feeling bold? Use lamb or shrimp. Turn up the spice with Sriracha. Fresh herbs like basil or cilantro kick things up a notch.

Grab Sides

I’ll often pair it with cool cucumbers. If I'm extra hungry, I might throw dumplings on the side. Everything just works together—it's filling and fun.

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Wrap-Up

A one-pan, low-carb dish inspired by egg rolls. Great for a quick dinner or busy nights, skipping the wrapper but keeping the flavor.

Recipe FAQs

→ Can I change the meat used?
Sure! Swap with ground chicken, turkey, pork, or plant-based meat alternatives.
→ Why not break up the meat smaller?
Leaving the pieces bigger adds texture and makes sure they don’t blend too much with the veggies.
→ Can this be prepped ahead of time?
Yes! Store it in the fridge for 3-4 days. Cabbage might get softer, but the taste gets better.
→ Is there a substitute for coleslaw mix?
You can use shredded carrots and cabbage—about 6 cups cabbage and a cup of carrots works well.
→ How do I make this less salty?
Use low-sodium soy sauce or start with a small amount. Coconut aminos are also a nice swap.

Egg Roll Bowl

All the flavors of an egg roll, minus the wrapper, in an easy beef and veggie skillet dinner.

Preparation Time
10 min
Cooking Time
20 min
Total Time
30 min

Category: Main Dishes

Difficulty Level: Easy

Cuisine: Fusion Asian American

Yield: 6 Servings (6 portions)

Dietary Preferences: Low-Carb, Lactose-Free

Ingredients

01 One and a half pounds of ground beef.
02 Diced onion, one large.
03 One tablespoon of chopped garlic.
04 Two tablespoons sesame oil.
05 Half a cup of shredded carrot pieces.
06 A bag of coleslaw mix, 16 ounces.
07 Half teaspoon garlic seasoning.
08 Half teaspoon onion seasoning.
09 A pinch of chili flakes.
10 One and a half teaspoons grated ginger.
11 Half cup of light soy sauce.
12 Vegetable oil, two tablespoons.
13 Chopped green onions for topping.

Directions

Step 01

In a big pan, cook the beef and keep it chunky.

Step 02

Toss in the onion and garlic, then soften them with the drained beef.

Step 03

Stir in the oils, carrots, and coleslaw. Let that cook for about 5 minutes.

Step 04

Dump in the spices and mix the soy sauce in. Let it all simmer for another 5 minutes.

Notes

  1. Don’t let the garlic burn; medium heat works best.
  2. Using pre-cut carrots can save time.
  3. Rubbing spices beforehand brings out their flavors.

Required Equipment

  • A big frying pan.

Allergen Information

Check all ingredients for potential allergens and consult a medical professional if uncertain.
  • Contains soy.

Nutritional Information (per serving)

These details are for reference only and shouldn't replace medical advice.
  • Calories: 248
  • Fats: 11 g
  • Carbohydrates: 10 g
  • Proteins: 28 g