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deliciously diabeticFREE eCookbook24 tasty low carb recipes,4 easy meal plans shopping lists

For my little familyxx Jules Clancy 20171st Edition.This is a FREE e-Cookbook.Please spread the love and share it with anyone you think may benefit from a collection of delicious, Low Carb recipes. Itcan be downloaded from www.deliciously-diabetic.com.All rights reserved.

CONTENTSTHE STORY OF DELICIOUSLY DIABETICRECIPE INDEXMEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute mealsMEAL PLAN TWO: 30-minute mealsMEAL PLAN THREE: one pot mealsMEAL PLAN FOUR: family friendly mealsWHAT NOW?sey chickpeasINTERACTIVE INDEX - click on the item to be taken to the chapter

Thank You!Welcome and thank you for downloading thisFREE eCookbook with weekly meal plans. I’mJules and I’m a type 2 diabetic. I’m also a hugehuge food lover.I still remember one of the worst phone calls Iever received in my life It was from my doctor saying they had theresults of a recent test and that I basically hadGestational Diabetes.My mind was screaming “That can’t be right I eat so well. There mustbe a mistake.”But the results were there.Anyway now I’m used to the idea, you’ll be happyto know I don’t feel like a ‘failure’ any more.It actually started me on an incredible journeylearning what I can about the whole diabetes,insulin, blood sugar and diet puzzle.I believe you don’t have to sacrifice thepleasure of food to be healthy. Even if you’rediabetic, like me.How can deliciouslydiabetic help you?Deliciously Diabetic is dedicated to helpingdiabetics eat well by following a simple LowCarb approach to real food. It’s all about keepingthings as easy as possible.What makesdeliciously diabeticdifferent?Unlike many other websites for diabetics, I ama food lover first and concerned with my bloodsugar second. If it doesn’t taste amazing, I’m notinterested.While I find a Low Carb approach to be theeasiest for me, I don’t believe in depriving myself.I also don’t believe in counting carbs, caloriesor anything else that takes away from the joy ofeating.Here’s what you won’t find on DeliciouslyDiabetic:– counting carbs– counting calories– diets and restriction– processed food– low fat anything– artificial sweeteners or other fake ingredients– ketogenic recipes that are all cheese and nofresh veggies– complex recipes with long ingredients lists.Who is behinddeliciously diabetic?Deliciously Diabetic was founded by Jules Clancy(that’s me!) and Amanda Ledger, who have beenfriends since we met at university in Sydney backin the early 1990s. We share a passion for allthings food.While neither of us is a doctor or practicingnutritionist, I (Jules) studied nutrition as part ofmy degree in Food Science.I (Jules) was diagnosed with GestationalDiabetes and later Type 2 Diabetes in 2015. Afterhaving success experimenting on myself with aLow Carb approach to manage my blood sugarwithout medication, I came up with the idea ofcreating a website to share my journey to helpother people in a similar situation.I mentioned the idea to Amanda who has astrong background in marketing and publishingand was super excited when she suggested wecreate it together.And so Deliciously Diabetic was born.

How to use thiseCookbook andMeal PlansOne weird thing you should know about meis I have a personal rule that I must cook atleast one recipe from each new cookbookwithin the first 2 weeks of owning it.I find this helps me take the first step toactually using my cookbooks.And I invite you to follow my rule with thisfree eCookbook.Challenge yourself to choose at least onerecipe, buy the ingredients and cook it withinthe next two weeks.Who knows, you just might discover howdelicious and easy healthy meals can actuallybe :)Or if you're up for an even bigger challenge(with even bigger rewards!), try out one ofthe meal plans.Choose the plan that best suits your situation,print out or download the shopping list,edit the shopping list as needed, buy youringredients and enjoy the freedom of nothaving to decide what to cook every night!Making the most ofthis eCookbook1. Use Adobe Reader to openand save the file.If you haven't got it already, you can downloadAdobe Reader for FREE. They have apps foryour computer, phone and tablet. It makes itmuch easier to read PDFs like this and givesyou the full functionality. It also means you'llbe able to edit the shopping lists.Adobe Reader for your computer.Adobe Reader for your mobile device.4. Jump straight to your chosenpage with the hyperlinks orbookmarks.My favourite feature. Just click on the linksand be taken instantly to your chosen page.5. Make the most of the variations.Each recipe has at least 4 suggestionsfor alternatives to suit different dietaryrequirements. There are also variationsincluded with each of the meal plans.So if you think a recipe might not be exactlyright for you, make sure you check out thevariation suggestions.2. Save it in multiple locations.The variations are also there to keep thingsinteresting. If you enjoy a particular recipe,challenge yourself next time to try one of thedifferent options.Perfect for last minute planning or for whenyou find yourself in the supermarket stuckfor what to cook for dinner.6. Have fun in the kitchen!Work computer, home computer, smartphone and ipad. You will always have theserecipes and meal plans at your fingertips.3. Find exactly what you wantwith the search function.Got mushrooms in the fridge? A quick searchand you'll have all the mushroom recipesready to choose from.I love that cooking gives me a chance tobe creative and indulge in some ‘play’ time– something we adults could do with a lotmore. I adore losing myself in the rituals ofchopping, stirring and tasting.I hope these recipes and meal plans inspireyou to enjoy your time in the kitchen as muchas I do.With love,Jules x

RECIPE indexVEGETARIANRED MEATCHICKENGoats Cheese & Basil OmeletteThe 'Pizza' Baked FrittataEasy 1-Dish RatatouilleCauliflower PizzaThe Cassic Mixed Green SaladBroccoli Sandwich BreadPork LarbChorizo & BroccoliOregano & Feta SteaksSuper Yum Bacon & CabbageGreen Spaghetti & MeatballsQuick Beef RaguKiller Kale GratinQuick Steak & Rocket SaladThe Great Aussie RissoleSausages with MushroomsPolpettoneHerby Green Roast Chicken10-Minute Massaman CurryFISH & SEAFOODBaked Salmon with Herby YoghurtFast Roast Salmon & PeppersTuna MeltsSWEET TREATSBerry MousseSalted Chocolate Chip CookiesStrawberry Ripple CheesecakePeanut Butter Chocolate FudgeINTERACTIVE INDEX - click on the item to be taken to the recipe

MEALPLANONE20-minute meals

MEAL PLAN ONE20-minute meals[1.] MONDAY: Chorizo & Broccoli[2.] TUESDAY: Goats Cheese & Basil Omelette[3.] WEDNESDAY: Pork Larb[4.] THURSDAY: Baked Salmon with Herby Yoghurt[5.] FRIDAY: Oregano & Feta Steaks[5.] SWEET TREAT: Berry MousseVARIATIONSVegetarian: [1] Pan fried halloumi instead of chorizo. [3] Replace pork with crumbled firm tofu or cooked lentils. [4] Mushrooms or eggplantinstead of salmon. [5] Serve dressing with cooked lentils or beans.Carb Lovers [1] Toss in cooked pasta [2] Hot buttered toast. [3] Steamed rice. [4] Cooked quinoa or brown rice. [5] Roast potatoesPaleo (Grain, Legume & Dairy-Free): [2] Replace goats cheese with halved cherry tomatoes, sun dried tomatoes, cooked mushrooms. [4]Coconut yoghurt. [5] Roast almonds instead of feta. [6] Coconut yoghurt instead of cream.

MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute mealsSHOPPINGLIST*VEGGIES2 bunches broccolini or broccoli [1]2 lemons [1&4]small bunch basil leaves [2]2 bags salad leaves [2&4]2-6 small red chillies [3]2 limes [3]2 bunches coriander (cilantro) or mint [3]1 small bunch flat leaf parsley [4]handful oregano leaves [5]1 bag baby spinach [5]125g (4.5oz) mixed berries [6]PROTEIN2 chorizo (200g / 7oz) [1] 6 eggs [2]450g (1lb) ground pork (mince) [3]2 salmon or other fish fillets [4]2 steaks [5]PANTRYsalt & pepperextra virgin olive oilhandful pinenuts [1]#3T fish or soy sauce [3]2T sherry or wine vinegar [5]1/2t vanilla extract [6]OTHER[add your other items here]DAIRY100g (4oz) goats cheese [2]8T natural (Greek) yoghurt [4]handful feta [5]150mL (3/4 cup) whipping cream [6]COOKS NOTES‘t’ teaspoon ‘T’ tablespoon. Standard bag of salad approx 150g (5oz)Unless otherwise stated all cans are 400g (14oz) [1] Or other spicy or mild sausage or salami.#[1] Or other nuts like almonds, brazil nuts or hazelnuts.*Based on serving 2 people.Please adjust as required.[NUMBERS] refer to the recipe eachingredient is required for.

chorizo & broccoli

chorizo &broccoliENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 20 MINUTES2 chorizo (200g / 7oz),sliced into rounds2 bunches broccolini /broccoli, chopped into bitesized chunkssqueeze lemonhandful pinenuts orother nuts, optional1. Heat a little oil in a large frying pan. Cookchorizo on a medium high heat until wellbrowned on both sides. About 10 minutes.2. Remove chorizo from the pan and place ina clean bowl, leaving behind as much lovelychorzio oil as possible.3. Add the broccolini / broccoli to the pan witha splash of water. Cover with a tray or lid or foiland cook stirring every 5 minutes or so until theveg is bright green and tender with a little bit ofcrunch left. If it starts to burn add a little morewater.4. Return the chorizo to the pan and allow towarm. Squeeze over some lemon. Taste andseason with salt and pepper and more lemon ifneeded.Dishes like this are some of my favourite weeknightdinners. They’re quick, there’s a substantial hit ofgreen veg and enough protein and chilli to keep myIrishman happy. There’s also only one pot so thecleaning up is quick too. Yay!VARIATIONSvegetarian – cook broccoli first in oil with a teaspoon ofsmoked paprika. Pan fry sliced halloumi and serve withbroccoli, lemon juice and pine nuts.vegan – cook broccoli first in oil with a teaspoon ofsmoked paprika. Add in a drained can of beans (white,red or black) and serve with lots of lemon, pine nuts anda good drizzle of peppery extra virgin olive oil.different veg – any greens are good here. Try kale,cavolo nero, collard greens, spinach, chard or rainbowchard. You could also use zucchini, asparagus or snowpeas.more decadent – I love this served with a big dollop ofhome made aioli (garlicky mayo).hotter – add in a little chopped fresh or dried chilli withthe chorizo.5. Serve in bowls topped with pine nuts (if using).MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

chorizo &broccoliMORE VARIATIONSdifferent meat – replace chorizo with other spicysausages or chunks of bacon.carb lovers / more substantial – serve with mashedpotatoes or steamed potatoes tossed into the lovelychorizo oil. You could also serve with cooked pasta.more veg – serve a green salad to serve.family friendly – use mild chorizo or other sausages toss in cooked pasta.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

goats cheese & basil omelette

goats cheese& basilomeletteENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 20 MINUTES6 eggs100g (4oz) goats cheesesmall bunch basil leaves1 bag salad leaves,to serve1. Preheat a small frying pan or omelette pan ona medium high heat.It’s hard to go past an omelette when you feel likea super quick, healthy meal. The possibilities areendless when it comes to additions and flavours butthis goats cheese and basil combo is one of my alltime favourites.VARIATIONSdifferent cheese – finely grated parmesan, cheddar,ricotta, cottage cheese, crumbled feta, blue cheese.3. Add a few glugs of oil or butter to the pan.Add eggs and cook for about 30 seconds. Ifthey’re sizzling too rapidly, turn the heat down.vegetables / dairy-free – replace goats cheese withhalved cherry tomatoes, sun dried tomatoes, cookedmushrooms, artichoke hearts in oil, finely shavedasparagus, shaved fennel, cooked zucchini or leftoverroast potatoes.4. After 30 seconds gently bring the cookededges of the egg into the centre and let the rawegg flow out to the edges.carnivore -drape proscuitto over the omelette, or finelysliced salami, diced cooked bacon, or shredded cookedchicken.5. When the egg is mostly cooked and set (about1 minute or a little longer), slide the omeletteonto your plate.fishy – replace cheese with smoked salmon, smokedtrout, salmon roe, caviar, canned sardines, smokedoysters, cooked crab meat, lobster, canned tuna,canned salmon.2. Lightly whisk 3 eggs in a bowl. Season.6. Repeat with remaining 3 eggs.7. Divide goats cheese and basil between thetwo omelettes.Serve with salad leaves on theside.different herbs – lemony sorrel, thyme, basil, parsley,mint.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

goats cheese& basilomeletteMORE VARIATIONSdifferent accompaniments – baby spinach, saladleaves, shaved fennel, shaved zucchini, shredded kale,wilted kale, wilted spinach, a glass of wine!vegan – try scrambled tofu instead.richer – use butter instead of the oil and add a fewtablespoons of cream or sour cream as you whisk theeggs.carb lovers / more substantial – serve with hotbuttered toast.paleo (grain, legume & dairy-free) – replace goatscheese with halved cherry tomatoes, sun driedtomatoes, cooked mushrooms.more veg – add mushrooms or tomatoes to omelette.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

pork larb

porklarbENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 15 MINUTES450g (1lb) pork mince(ground pork)2-6 small red chillies,chopped2-3 tablespoons fish orsoy sauce4 tablespoons lime juice 2 lime halves to serve2 bunches coriander(cilantro) or mint,leaves picked1. Heat a large frying pan or wok on a very highheat. Add a little oil and cook the pork andchillies, stirring continuously until the pork iswell browned.2. Remove from the heat and toss in the fishsauce and lime juice. Taste and add more fishsauce (or salt) or lime juice as needed.3. Serve hot with mint or coriander leaves ontop.‘Larb’ is a spicy Thai dish usually made from minced(ground) chicken or pork. I love to use mince in stirfries because it cooks so quickly and stays nice andtender so it’s hard to mess up!VARIATIONSno fish sauce – use soy sauce or coconut aminoinstead.vegetarian – replace pork with crumbled firm tofu orcooked lentils.more veg – serve with cauliflower ‘rice’ (raw gratedcauli). Feel free to add you fave stir fry veg like choppedcarrot, corn, bok choy or red bell peppers (capsicum)to the pan.carb lovers / more substantial – serve with steamedrice or toss cooked rice noodles in with the meat.different meat – any ground (minced) meat is fine. Trychicken or beef. Note that beef may need a bit morelime juice.more flavour – feel free to add finely chopped garlicand/or ginger to the pan.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

baked salmon with herby yoghurt

baked salmonwith herbyyoghurtENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 15 MINUTES2 salmon or otherfish fillets1 lemon, sliced8 tablespoonsnatural yoghurt1 small bunch flat leafparsley, finely chopped1 bag salad leaves,to serve1. Preheat your oven to 200C (400F).2. Tear off two large squares of al foil. Divide thelemon slices between the two parcels. Top eachwith a fish fillet. Season generously with salt andpepper.If you’re not very confident with cooking fish (oreven if you are) baking fish in a bag is a brillianttechnique to have in your arsenal. I love it for tworeasons.First there’s no fishy smell taking over the wholehouse that can happen when pan frying fish. Secondyou almost don’t have to think. Just pop it in theoven, set the timer and you’re free to do somethingelse while dinner cooks itself. Too easy.VARIATIONSdifferent fish – salmon is great but pretty much anyfish fillets can be cooked this way. For thinner fillets bestto check after 7-8 minutes to make sure they don’tovercook. Whole fish can also be baked in parcels likethis, with a longer cooking time.4. Bake for 10 minutes or until salmon is justcooked through.vegetarian – veggie parcels can be a lovely surprise.My favourite are chunky mushrooms. Add a little olive oilor butter for extra richness. Will take about 30 minutes.You could also serve the herby yoghurt with roasteggplant.5. Meanwhile, combine yoghurt and parsley.Season.dairy-free – replace the yoghurt with equal parts oftahini, lemon juice and water.3. Wrap up the foil into 2 parcels and seal tightly.6. Serve salmon on a bed of the yoghurt saucewith lemon slices on top and salad leaves on theside.vegan – combine the vegetarian and dairy-freealternatives.carnivore – the best meat for baking like this is chickenbreasts or thigh fillets. Expect them to take 15-20minutes.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

baked salmonwith herbyyoghurtMORE VARIATIONSmore substantial – serve with cooked quinoa, lentils,steamed rice, cooked couscous or just crusty breadand butter. If you have time, roast potatoes are alwayslovely with fish.extra flavourings – lemon is lovely in your parcels butyou might also like to try any of the following: thyme,chilli (fresh or dried), lime, sumac, coriander seeds, or apinch of saffron.paleo (grain, legume & dairy-free) – replace yoghurtwith mashed avocado.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

oregano & feta steaks

oregano& fetasteaksENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 20 MINUTES2 steaks2 tablespoons sherryor wine vinegarhandful oregano leaves,choppedhandful feta, crumbledbaby spinach or saladleaves to serve1. Remove steaks from the fridge preferably anhour before you want to cook them, or as longas you’ve got.2. For the dressing, combine vinegar with 2tablespoons extra virgin olive oil and oregano.Season with salt and pepper and leave tomarinate while you cook the steaks.3. Heat a char grill pan, BBQ or frying pan on ahigh heat. Rub steaks with a little oil and sprinklewith salt.Oregano is one of those herbs I often forget to use.Now that I have masses of it growing in my gardenI’m finding myself reaching for it more and more.Oregano and steak is a classic combination in theArgentinian sauce ‘chimmichurri’. I’ve simplified ithere using some feta for a salty creamy contrast.VARIATIONSvegetarian – this feta dressing is super lovely on panfried mushrooms. Field or portabello are my favs expectthem to take 8-10 minutes in a hot pan. Another optionis to serve the cheesey dressing on a big bowl of lovelylentils.dairy-free – go for a more traditional chimmichurri andreplace feta with a small bunch finely chopped flat leafparsley or replace feta with black olives such as littleligurian ones.vegan – combine the dairy-free and vegetarian options.4. Cook steaks for 3-5 minutes each side, or untilcooked to your liking.different herbs – if you don’t have oregano, marjoramis the next best thing. After that my preference would beflat leaf parsley, basil or mint.5. Place steak on plates and crumble over feta.Drizzle over dressing and allow to rest for 5-10minutes before serving with the salad leaves onthe side.different cheese – marinated Persian feta is particularlylovely but any soft, creamy cheese will work such asgoats cheese or ricotta.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

oregano& fetasteaksMORE VARIATIONSmore substantial / carb lovers – steak and potato arealways a winner in my house. Pretty much any spudsare good but roast potatoes are a classic and a creamymash also works well. Sometimes I serve our steakswith a packet of commercial potato chips or crisps fora quick crunchy fix.different protein – chicken breasts or thigh filletsare great. A pork chop or lamb chop is another goodalternative. The more robust fish like swordfish or tunasteaks are also options.more veg – add other veg to the salad like snowpeas,red capsicum (bell peppers), cucumber or zucchini.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

berry mousse

berrymousseENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 15 MINUTES1. Whip cream until you have soft peaks. Add invanilla.150mL (3/4 cup)whipping cream2. Mash berries with a fork until you have a roughpuree.1/2 teaspoonvanilla extract125g (4.5oz)mixed berriesThis super quick dessert is great for when youfeel like whipping up something sweet after yourmain course. Feel free to play around with differentberries – either frozen or fresh. Or for more ideassee the variations section.VARIATIONSvegan / dairy-free / paleo – try berry sorbet instead,Whiz frozen berries in a food processor until you havea lovely ‘sorbet’ texture. About 300g (10oz) berries willserve 3-4. Or see the coconut idea below.3. Fold the berries through the cream, leaving ita little unmixed or ‘swirled’.berry & coconut – chill 2 cans of coconut milk. Removethe lid and whip the solid coconut ‘cream’ leaving behindthe watery liquid. Swirl in berry puree as above.4. Divide between 2 small glasses and serveimmediately or refrigerate until you’re ready toeat.stone fruit mousse – remove the seeds from 4 ripepeaches or 8 apricots and puree the fruit in the foodprocessor. Swirl through cream instead of the berries.tangy mousse – whip only half the cream and stir innatural (Greek) yoghurt to make up the remaining half.other flavour ideas – any ripe fruit will work if you mashor puree it first. Chocolate chunks are a nice addition asare chopped roasted nuts for a little crunch.MEAL PLAN ONE: 20-minute meals

MEALPLANTWO30-minute meals

MEAL PLAN TWO30-minute meals[1.] MONDAY: The 'Pizza' Baked Frittata[2.] TUESDAY: Herby Green Roast Chicken[3.] WEDNESDAY: 10-Minute Massaman Curry[4.] THURSDAY: Super Yum Bacon & Cabbage[5.] FRIDAY: Green Spaghetti & Meatballs[6] SWEET TREAT: Salted Chocolate Chip CookiesVARIATIONSVegetarian: [2] Replace chicken with canned chickpeas. [3] Replace steaks with hard boiled eggs. [4] Replace bacon with feta. [5] Lentil balls.Carb Lovers: [1] Crusty bread. [2] Toss in cooked pasta. [3] Steamed rice. [4] Cooked pasta or potatoes. [5] Cooked spaghetti.Paleo (Grain, Legume & Dairy-Free): [1] Parmesan sliced almonds. [5] Dairy free pesto or basil oil.

MEAL PLAN TWO: 30-minute mealsSHOPPINGLIST*VEGGIES1 punnet cherry tomatoes (250g / 9oz) [1]handful basil leaves (optional) [1]1 bag salad leaves [1]1 bunch coriander (cilantro) [2]1 bunch flat leaf parsley [2]2-4 small red chillies [2]2 limes [2]1 bag baby spinach [2]1/2 cauliflower [3]1 bunch leeks OR 1 onion [4]1/2 small cabbage or 1/4 large [4]3 medium zucchini [5]PROTEIN6 eggs [1]4 chicken thigh fillets [2]2 steaks [3]4 slices bacon [4]500g (1lb) minced (ground) beef [5]DAIRYhandful grated parmesan [1]PANTRYOTHER[add your other items here]salt & pepperextra virgin olive oil2T soy sauce [2]1 jar (200g / 7oz) massaman currypaste [3] 1 can unsweetened coconut milk [3]3T crunchy peanut butter [3]1T rice or wine vinegar [4]8T pesto [5]2t onion powder (optional) [5]75g (3oz) almond meal [5]200g (7oz) smooth peanut butter [6]*1/2t baking powder [6]*1/8t pure stevia powder [6]* 1 egg [6]*50g (2oz) dark chocolate [6]*COOKS NOTES‘t’ teaspoon ‘T’ tablespoon. Standard bag of salad approx 150g (5oz)Unless otherwise stated all cans are 400g (14oz).Based on serving 2 people. [3] Or other curry paste such as Thai red curry.*[6] Makes 6 cookies. Leftovers can be frozen. Or just serve dark chocolate smeared with peanut butter.Please adjust as required. [6] Or 3T granular stevia like natvia OR 100g (3.5oz) brown sugar (but watch those carbs!).[NUMBERS] refer to the recipe each*ingredient is required for.

the ‘pizza’ baked frittata

the ‘pizza’bakedfrittataENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 20 MINUTES1. Preheat your oven to 180C (350F). Grease andline a 20cm (8in) springform pan or skillet.6 eggs2. Crack eggs into a bowl and sir in the gratedcheese. Season with salt. Pour the egg mixtureinto the prepared pan. Top with cherry tomatoescut side up and scatter over extra parmesanshavings.handful grated parmesan shavings to top1 punnet cherry tomatoes(250g / 9oz), halvedhandful basil leaves(optional)1 bag salad leaves3. Bake for 12-15 minutes or until the eggs arejust set and no longer runny.4. Slice frittata in two and serve with basil leaveson top (if using) and salad on the side.Eggs are the best source of protein out there but Ioften leave them to have for breakfast and forgetabout dinner egg options. Baked frittatas are thekey to making eggs more dinner friendly. I love thepizza-inspired flavours of this recipe but feel free toplay around with it.VARIATIONSdressed salad – whisk together 1 tablespoon sherryor wine vinegar with 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil.Season and taste. Toss in the leaves to dress.dairy-free/paleo – just skip the cheese or replace witha handful of sliced almonds sprinkled over the top.carnivore – add some cooked shredded chicken orcooked sliced sausages or salami to the egg mixturebefore baking. Or serve with proscuitto or salami.carb-lovers / more substantial – serve with garlicbread on the side or add a few handfuls of cooked shortpasta or drained canned chickpeas to the egg mixture.The frittata also makes a lovely sandwich filling.no basil – just omit it or serve with a dollop of pestoon top. Or replace with other herbs such as choppedchives, flat leaf parsley or thyme.more veg – add grilled veg to the egg mixture suchas eggplant, red peppers (capsicum), mushrooms orzucchini. Or add chopped raw veg to the salad such asradish, cucumber, carrot or snow peas.MEAL PLAN TWO: 30-minute meals

herby green roast chicken

herbygreen roastchickenENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 30 MINUTES1 bunch coriander(cilantro), leaves & stems1 bunch flat leaf parsley,leaves & stems2-4 small red chillies2 tablespoons soy sauce6-8 tablespoons neutral flavouredoil, (I used rice bran oil)4 chicken thigh fillets,bone out (about 450g / 1lb)2 limes, halved, to serve4 handfuls baby spinach,to serve1. Preheat your oven to 200C (400F).2. Whizz coriander, parsley, chilli, soy sauce andoil until you have a chunky paste.3. Toss chicken in the herb mixture. Marinate forup to 36 hours or cook straight away.4. Lay chicken fillets out flat in an oven proofdish and pour over the herb mixture.5. Bake for 20-25 minutes or until chicken is nolonger pink in the middle.6. Serve on a bed of baby spinach with lime onthe side.This is one of those brilliant dinners that you canjust pop in the oven and let dinner practically cookitself. The chicken can be marinated in the sauce forup to about 36 hours if you like. But its still delish ifyou don’t have time.I love how the herby marinade keeps everythingmoist and fresh at the same time.VARIATIONSvegan – marinate and roast some tofu or mushroomsinstead. Root veg like sweet potato, carrots or parsnipcould be cooked like this. As could asparagus or slicedzucchini (courgettes) OR replace chicken with 2 drainedcans chickpeas – will just need to roast for 15-20 minutes.vegetarian – try roast halloumi. Will take about 15minutes or less OR replace chicken with 2 drained canschickpeas – will just need to roast for 15-20 minutes.different herbs – you could just use either coriander orparsley. Basil or oregano are also good.different meat / fish – try chicken breasts (will take alittle longer to cook’), chicken on the bone such as wingsor drumsticks (will take 45mins or so), whole chickencut into pieces (about 1 hour), whole chicken butterflied(cut down the back bone and flattened out like a book),pork chops, fish fillets (will take about 15 mins or lessdepending on how thick), whole fish (about 1/2 hourdepending on size), pork sausages will also work (about1/2 hour), lamb cutlets (about 15 – 20 mins).MEAL PLAN TWO: 30-minute meals

herbygreen roastchickenMORE VARIATIONSbudget – serve with steamed rice or cauliflower riceand just serve 1 thigh fillet per person.carb lovers / more substantial – serve with hotbuttered noodles.more veg – add baby carrots to the chicken.MEAL PLAN TWO: 30-minute meals

10-minute massaman curry

10-minutemassamancurryENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 10 MINUTES500g (1lb) chicken thighfillets4-6 tablespoonsmassaman curry paste400mL (14oz)coconut milk1. Heat some olive oil in a large pot. Finely slicechicken and stir fry over a high heat for a fewminutes or until no longer pink.2. Add curry paste and stir fry for another 30seconds before adding the coconut milk andcurry leaves, if using.3. Bring to a simmer and cook for another fewminutes or until chicken is just cooked throughand serve.Massaman curry is a Malaysian curry that’snormally slow cooked with beef and potatoes. We’relightening it up and speeding it up by using chickenthigh fillets and serving on a bed of baby spinach orcauliflower 'rice' instead of the spuds.VARIATIONScarnivore – replace the chicken with beef chuck orstewing steak. Simmer gently for an hour or until thebeef is tender.nut-free – just skip the peanuts and serve with freshcoriander leaves (cilantro) instead.vegetarian – replace the chicken breast with firm tofuchopped finely and some fresh cauliflower choppedinto florettes. Simmer curry until the cauli is tender – 10minutes or so.1/2 cup roasted peanutsvegan – replace the chicken with 2 cans drained lentils.4-6 sprigs fresh curryleaves, optionalbudget – serve with steamed rice to stretch the curry to4 servings or stir in a few handfuls of cooked potatoes.4 handfuls baby spinach,to serveMEAL PLAN TWO: 30-minute meals

super yum bacon & cabbage

super yumbacon &cabbageENOUGH FOR 2TAKES 15 MINUTES1. Heat a medium saucepan on a medium heat.Add a little olive oil and brown bacon.3-4 slices bacon, chopped2. Then add the leeks and cook for about 5minutes, stirring when you think of it.1 bunch leeks, washed &white parts slicedOR 1 onion1/2 small cabbage or1/4 large, sliced1 tablespoon rice orother wine vinegar3. When the leeks have started to soften, add thecabbage and a splash of water. Cover and cook,stirring every few minutes until the cabbageis ‘al dente’ or just soft. Somewhere from 5-10minutes.4. Season with salt and pepper and vinegar.Serve hot.My Irishman tells me that bacon and cabbage is atraditional dish from Limerick. He’s a big fan of hisMum, Geraldine’s version. I knew it was a bit riskyto mess around with a family favourite but I couldn’thelp myself. Instead of boiling the cabbage, I justsoften it in a little oil which saves time and reducesthe risk of any ‘smelly’ cabbagey flavours.VARIATIONSdifferent cabbage thicknesses – I like to slicemy cabbage finely using my knife, so not as fine asa mandoline. This way the cabbage cooks quickly. Ifyou’re after a more chunky look, cutting the cabbageinto 1 inch ribbons will also work, ju

handful oregano leaves [5] 1 bag baby spinach [5] 125g (4.5oz) mixed berries [6] PROTEIN 2 chorizo (200g / 7oz) [1] 6 eggs [2] 450g (1lb) ground pork (mince) [3] 2 salmon or other fish fillets [4] 2 steaks [5] DAIRY 100g (4oz) goats cheese [2] 8T natural (Greek) yoghurt [4] handful feta [5] 150mL (3/4 cup) whipping cream [6] PANTRY salt & pepper

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