Womens_HealthAustralia-February_2017

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Have something
tasty to come
home to. Soak
skewered meat in
a dressing of lemon
juice, olive oil, dried
rosemary, oregano
and coriander.
Chicken can be
kept up to two
days; beef, pork
and lamb for
up to five.

Blend into green
juices, wilt over
rice bowls or
enjoy straight in
a salad. Lasts up
to five days.

Place in an airtight
container, cover
with a damp paper
towel, then store
in fridge. Lasts
up to two weeks.

Toss into
smoothies; add
to yoghurt and
granola for a quick
breakfast. Lasts
up to three days.

Load up with
homemade
hummus to fend
off hunger pangs.
Lasts up to
two weeks.

For snacking,
mashing and
mixing with natural
yoghurt as a
low-kJ, protein-
packed potato
filler. Can be stored
for a week.

Serve alongside
meat for midweek
meals, or crush into
Spanish omelettes
or hash browns
with a poached egg
for breakfast. Lasts
up to two days.

Blitz 400g
chickpeas, 4 tsp
tahini, 2 garlic
cloves, 6 tbs olive
oil and 3½ tbs
lemon juice, and
voila! Use it as a
butter replacement
in sandwiches, thin
it with water to
form a salad
dressing, or stir
it into soup. Lasts
for five days.


Mix it through
scrambled egg,
or stir into yoghurt
for a dip. Blitz ½
garlic clove, 3
handfuls of basil,
1 handful of pine
nuts, 1 handful of
cheese and enough
olive oil to bind.
Lasts two weeks.

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