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time to time we will publish on this page recipes that we believe are
low fat and heart friendly.
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OVEN
BAKED CHIPS
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Sufficient
for 2 - 3 portions |
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450
gms |
1
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Potatoes |
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1
tbsp |
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Oil
- Light Olive Oil, Sunflower Oil, Corn Oil |
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½
tsp |
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Paprika |
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1. |
Light
oven Regulo 6, 190C, 400F 2. |
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2.
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Wash
potatoes well but do not peel. |
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3.
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Cut
potatoes longwise through middle and then into wedges. |
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4. |
Toss
with oil and paprika in a bowl until lightly coated with oil. |
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5. |
Lay
out on a baking tray (do not pile up unless you are willing to keep
turning them over) and bake for 30-40 mins dependant on whether they
are old or new potatoes ( new ones take longer to cook). |
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6. |
Turn
potatoes once half way. |
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7. |
Serve
hot garnished with chopped parsley. |
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These
are a good replacement for oven chips, which are usually sprayed with
glucose to give them a good colour so although they are lower in fat
they are higher in calories. |
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Different spices can be used to vary the flavours according to what
you want to serve it with e.g. curry, chilli. |
SAVOURY
PASTA BAKE
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200gm |
7oz
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dried
pasta shapes (penne, fusilli, farfalle etc) |
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400gm
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14oz |
tinned
tomatoes |
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1
pt |
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tomato sauce or tomato soup or pasta sauce |
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¼
pt |
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vegetable
stock or water |
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1
clove |
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garlic |
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1
tsp |
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oregano
or basil |
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75
gms |
3oz |
grated cheese - cheddar or mozzarella |
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75
gms |
3oz |
chopped
onion - optional |
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1. |
Light oven 200C, Regulo 6, 400F |
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2.
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Put
UNCOOKED pasta in an ovenproof dish |
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3.
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Mix
together the sauce, water, crushed garlic and herbs and pour over
the pasta. |
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4. |
Finely
chop onion if used and stir into pasta mix. |
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5. |
Bake,
uncovered, for 20 minutes. |
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6. |
Remove from oven, stir well, sprinkle with grated cheese and replace
In the oven for a further 20-25 minutes until the pasta is cooked.
NB all the pasta should be covered with the sauce. |
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7. |
Serve with green salad. |
ITALIAN
TURKEY STIRFRY
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Marinade |
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1
fl.oz |
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red
wine vinegar |
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1
dsspn |
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vegetable
oil |
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1
tbsp |
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chopped
fresh parsley |
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½
tsp |
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dried
marjoram or oregano |
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½
tsp |
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dried
thyme |
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1
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bay
leaf - crumbled |
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50
gm |
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onion
- finely chopped |
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1
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clove
garlic - crushed or chopped |
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pepper |
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120
gms |
6oz
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Turkey
breast strips |
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1
tbsp |
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cornflour |
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1
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clove
garlic |
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2
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tomatoes
or 12 cherry tomatoes |
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½
bunch |
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spring
onions |
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200
gms |
8oz
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broccoli
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1
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red
pepper |
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fresh
basil ( optional) |
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1. |
Make marinade. Toss turkey strips in the marinade and leave for
at least 30 mins. |
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2.
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Finely
dice or crush garlic, cut tomatoes into wedges( leave whole if cherry
tomatoes), break broccoli into florets. Slice spring onions or cut
into strips. Deseed pepper and cut into strips. |
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3.
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Stir
cornflour into turkey with crushed garlic and fry in a hot frying
pan or Wok until almost cooked - approx 3-4 mins. Add broccoli and
fry for 2 mins before adding remaining ingredients. |
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4. |
Serve
garnished generously with basil. |


PEACHES
IN RED WINE
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8
fl oz |
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red
wine |
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2
tbsp |
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castor
sugar |
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1"
stick |
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cinnamon stick |
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2
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cloves |
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1
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lemon
grated rind |
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4
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peaches |
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1. |
Mix together wine, sugar, spices and grated lemon rind. |
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2.
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Skin and slice peaches and marinade in wine syrup for at least 1
hour. |
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3.
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Poach
over a low heat for 10 - 15 minutes. |
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4. |
Serve
either warm or chilled. |
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For
an alternative try replacing the peaches with either (Conference)
pears or (Cox's) apples |
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