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Serves 5

Ingredients


4medium sweet potatoes

10 sausages(low fat)

1pot 0%Greek yoghurt

Lime

3tsp coriander

3 medium red pepper

5sticks raw celery

2 medium red union

Instructions

Poke holes in the skins of the potatoes and bake in the oven. Grill the sausages mix the lime juice, coriander and Greek yoghurt in a bowl. Chop finely the red pepper, onion and celery and place in a large bowl. Once the sweet potatoes are cooked. Leave to cool slightly peel and chop adding salad. Pour over the dressing and serve with sausages. A variation on a weightwatchers recipe



My dad makes this and its sooooo yummy!

Serves 4

Ingredients:

Low fat cooking spray

6 shallots or 1 large onion chopped

1 garlic clove sliced thinly

200ml reduced fat coconut milk

1 veg stock cube dissolved in 425ml boiling water

3-4 teaspoons of thai curry paste (green or yellow)

350g butternut squash peeled de seeded and cut into chunks

1 red pepper de seeded and cut into chunks

125g fine green beans halved

2 tablespoons coriander(fresh , half if dry)

1 tablespoon Thai Fish sauce

1 teaspoon ready prepared ginger

1 teaspoon lemon grass

1 fresh green chilli sliced thinly

200g white fish (haddock or cod)

200g cooked large tiger prawns

salt and pepper

Instructions:

Heat a large wok and lightly spray with cooking spray. Add the shallots or onion and garlic and cook over a medium heat for about 4-5 minutes until softened

Add all the remaining ingredients apart from the haddock prawns and coriander. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer gently for about 20-25 minutes until the butternut squash is tender.

Add the fish to the pan and cook for 2-3 minutes. Add the prawns and cook for 2-3 minutes. Check the seasoning adding salt and pepper if needed.

Ladle the curry in to four bowls and serve garnished with fresh coriander if you have it.

Remember curry is to your taste so you might want to add some more paste! But add what we say so far and then add extra if you need it.

 

so….enjoy and sorry for the lack of photos, he hasn’t made it for a while!

 

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Macaroni Tuna Bake is the first thing I ever learnt to cook. Its easy and a favourite of mine. So I wanted to share it with you. I make this when I am looking for something quick and easy, generally when I have been at work and not prepared before I left for work!!!

My boyfriends mum makes an even tastier version with a different sauce and crisps as a topping, I will try and find the recipe at some point.

 

 

What you will need:

Pasta (my favourite is penne tubes or little bowties)

Tuna (the best is in brine or water not oil as this is fatty!)

Sweetcorn

Peas

Hollandaise sauce mix with milk and butter to make it up

Grated Cheese

breadcrumbs for the top

Green Salad to go alongside.

A Dish to grill it in,

 

Cook the pasta according to packet instructions, and then just before the end add the peas to cook through, drain. Drain Tuna and canned sweetcorn.

In a saucepan mix the hollandaise sauce mixture together. In the pasta dish pour in the pasta and peas, mix in sweetcorn and tuna, when the hollandaise sauce is cooked pour over the pasta. Top with breadcrumbs and cheese (at this point you can add herbs should you choose such as parsley) place under the grill for a few minutes to crisp up and serve.

Enjoy, boy its making me hungry!

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