Ingredients
Ingredients
Method
Method
- The nuts in this recipe make this dish high in fat. But, the fats found in most nuts make them a good source of unsaturated fat, which is good for your heart health. Nuts are also high in protein and fibre.
- If you're having nuts, they're better eaten unsalted.
- Freezing instructions:Â Suitable for freezing once cooked. Then defrost in the fridge or microwave and reheat until piping hot throughout.
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Nutritional information explained
Carb counting
The carb values of these meals relate to the total amount of carbs from all ingredients. If you are carb counting, you may not need to include them all in calculating your insulin dose. Speak to your healthcare team if you're unsure.
Traffic light symbols / colours
- Red = high
- Amber = medium
- Green = low
Traffic lights for these recipes are determined by the whole portion size. Comparison of the traffic lights for different recipes should be based on 100g of each portion.
