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Pasta Your Best
LEAN LOBSTER SPAGHETTI
WITH A PROTEIN PROFILE TO
MATCH STEAK, LOBSTER HAS
HALF THE KJS FOR A LUXE MUSCLE-
MAKING MEAL
1.5g
FAT
24g
PROTEIN
59g
CARBS
17g
FAT
24g
PROTEIN
90g
CARBS
2550
KJ
1509
KJ
WEIGHT-LOSS LENTIL PAPPARDELLE
CUT HUNGER INTO RIBBONS WITH FIBRE AND
PLANT-BASED PROTEIN TO FIRE YOUR METABOLISM
SERVES TWO
- AN O NION
- GARLIC, 2 CLOVES
- EXTRA-VIRGIN OLIVE OIL
- BROWN LENTILS, 150G
- BAY LEAVES, 2
- DRIED PAPPARDELLE,
200G - FRESH PARSLEY, 2TBSP
SERVES 4
- LOBSTERS, 2, LIVE
- DRIED SPAGHETTI, 300G
- RED C HILLIES, 2
- GARLIC CLOVES, 2
- WHITE WINE, 3TBSP
- PLUM TOMATOES, 4
- FRESH PARSLEY, 2TBSP
- FRESH BASIL, 2TBSP
01
02
METHOD
1 / Chop the onion and garlic
and fry in oil before
adding the lentils to
the pan. Add the bay
leaves and 500ml
of water.
2 / Boil on a medium heat
for 30 minutes until
some lentils have
softened to a smooth sauce
and the rest are whole but
tender. Add water if dry.
3 / In a new pan, boil the pasta
until al dente (10 minutes will
do it). Drain the pasta, add to
the lentils, stir in some fresh
parsley and drizzle with olive
oil. Bellissimo!
METHOD
1 / Bring a large pan of salted
water to the boil and chuck in
your lobsters headfirst. With
just 1.5g of fat for every 20g
protein, they’re the perfect
fuel for lean growth. Cook for
eight minutes until bright red.
Drain and cool.
2 / Twist and crack open the
claws, legs and body before
peeling the shell and pulling
out the meat. Slice your spoils
into mouthfuls. Bring a pan of
salted water to boil and cook
the pasta until al dente.
3 / In another pan mix your
chopped chillies and garlic
with white wine and lobster
meat and cook for three
minutes on a medium heat.
Throw it all together along
with the tomatoes and herbs,
then plate up.
WORDS:
THOMAS
LING
| PHOTOGRAPHY:
KAT
PISIOLEK
AT
HEARST
STUDIOS
I FOOD
STYLING:
MATTHEW
FORD
AT
HERS
AGENCY.
THANKS
TO
BOCCA
DI
LUPO,
SICILY
BY
KATIE
AND
GIANCARLO
CALDESI,
CAFE
MURANO.