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-Simple Beef Casserole
-Baked Peppers with Tomato
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Marinades and dressings
      
Lemony Mediterranean Marinade
Juice of 1 lemon & grated rind
Garlic to taste (my preference 2 cloves)
Cracked black peppers
1 stem chopped fresh rosemary
Marinate your chicken for up to 12 hours and fish for just 1 hour.
      
Mixed herbs
A mix of fresh herbs chopped together - Rosemary, thyme, oregano, marjoram, and mint. Chop mix with cracked black pepper and rub into fish, chicken, meat leave for half hour and cook as preferred, grilled, roasted or BBQ’d.
      
Minty yoghurt chicken marinade
2 tablesp lime or lemon juice
2 tablesp natural yoghurt
4 tablesp chopped fresh mint
Black pepper
Mix the lime, yoghurt, seasoning and half the mint. Spoon marinade over your chicken and leave for 30 minutes. Moderate hot grill to cook , turning occasionally. Sprinkle the remaining mint and serve with new potato and veg / salad
      
SAUCE
      
Vegetable stir-fry dressing
Juice of 2 limes
1 tablesp soy sauce
1 teaspoon sesame oil
Mix together and pour over stir-fried mange tout, baby sweet corn, baby asparagus, and baby carrots in the pan, cover and cook for further 2 minutes until veg are crisp.
      
Vinaigrette for a salad dressing
The standard vinaigrette dressing (three parts oil to one part vinegar) is allowed. Make it at home yourself so you don’t get any unwanted e numbers
      
      
        
Keep in mind that research on these matters is on-going and is subject to change. The information presented is not intended as a substitute for medical treatment. It is intended to provide ongoing support of your healthy lifestyle practices.
        
        
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