Posts tagged healthy
Mango, scotch bonnet & lime grilled chicken

This recipe comes from my love of having sweet and spicy flavours in meats. It’s a very simple recipe that can be used and will work very well on fish also.

I’m a massive fan of mango and it’s one of the fruits I tend to consume on a daily basis. In fact mango is actually known as king of the fruits in some countries and I personally couldn’t agree more. Not only does it taste great (when ripe) but studies have linked mango and its nutrients to health benefits

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One pan shrimp, broccoli & sun dried tomato Pasta

This recipe is a ‘I don’t have time to took but I will cook’ kind of recipe. It’s really simple, quick - ready in no more than 30 minutes and will leave you satisfied.
The recipe does not use any dairy or meat based stocked, therefore making it very easy to make if you are a vegetarian or vegan. You can also substitute the prawns for another protein and it will taste just as great.

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Lemon pepper salmon

Simple Lemon pepper Salmon with roasted potatoes, tenderstem broccoli & asparagus.

Asparagus is filled with antioxidants you need to fight all those free radicals, a very good source of fiber, folate, vitamins A, C, E and K.

This dish is made all in the pan, each item added in at different times. Little effort required and not much washing to do either!

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One Pan lemon pepper roast chicken & potatoes

This recipe is an easy one pan no mess no fuss but full of flavour and will have you going back for more. The zesty lemon flavours followed by the kick of heat from the chilli as well the all the lovely juices that flow down and cover the potatoes.
Perfect for a Sunday lunch or dinner where you can pop it in the oven and put your feet up whilst you let the oven do the work.

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Plantain waffles & cajun king prawns

This is a simple and relatively quick recipe that can be made in no more than 30 minutes. The pancakes are dairy free, refined sugar free and high in protein, made with wholemeal spelt flour. I prefer to use wholemeal spelt flour because it is higher in fibre. Additionally, spelt contains small amounts of calcium, selenium and vitamins B1, B6 and E. Like most whole grains, it is also high in carbohydrates.

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Grilled sea bass - coated in a spiced ginger Marinade

This is a fast, delicious and minimal effort way to achieve a meal that is pretty much restaurant quality. Seasoned with fresh ginger, spring onions and dried herbs this marinade will have you wanting more!
I love the use of ginger in my foods, not only because of the punch and volume it adds to foods but also because of the health benefits associated to consuming it regularly.

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Vegan Mini Banana Muffins

These muffins will leave you going back for more. Because coconut oil is used rather than butter, it’s makes the muffins extremely light and fluffy. They almost melt in the mouth.

This is a rather simple and easy to make recipe, especially if you don’t consider yourself to be much of a baker. It will take you no more than 30-40 start to finish before you can enjoy these little sweet treats.

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Nancy OdogwuVegan, healthy
One pan spiced Sea bream & Veg

This recipe is one of my favourite easy and quick go to’s. I tend to have with with some baked Sweet potatoes or roast plantains. After a long day it’s so ideal when your dinner can be made in one pan, everything cooked at the same time and it’s super convenient because you don’t have tonnes of washing to do as well!

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Quinoa vegan stir fry with roasted plantain

If your looking for an alternative to your usual carbs such as rice and pasta, this is a great choice. Is very quick to prepare, full of nutrients and can be incorporated in your diet in so many ways.

This recipe is a perfect low carb, high in protein meal that can be made in minutes. the vegetables and grains used will keep you full for longer which can help towards any weight loss goals.

For those who are not vegans, feel free to add a side of your favorite protein to compliment this dish.

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