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Lunch<br />
At home, school or work, a filling and nutritious lunch will help you keep<br />
your energy levels high all afternoon. Try these recipes and swaps.<br />
CHICKPEA AND<br />
TUNA SALAD<br />
Serves 2 • dairy free • gluten free<br />
• 4 portions of fruit and veg per<br />
serving • prep: 5 mins<br />
• grated zest ½ lemon<br />
• pinch salt and black pepper<br />
• 20ml extra virgin olive oil<br />
• 1 small red onion,<br />
finely chopped<br />
• 180g ripe cherry tomatoes,<br />
cut into quarters<br />
• 8cm cucumber, chopped<br />
• 1 x 400g tin chickpeas<br />
in water, drained<br />
• 1 x 200g tin tuna<br />
in water, drained<br />
• 150g salad leaves/lettuce<br />
• 2 lemon wedges<br />
1 Add the lemon zest to a large<br />
bowl with the salt and pepper,<br />
and olive oil.<br />
2 Next, add the red onion,<br />
tomatoes and cucumber, mix<br />
well and leave to infuse for a<br />
couple of minutes.<br />
3 Add the chickpeas and<br />
tuna, and fold in gently<br />
so everything is coated<br />
with the dressing.<br />
4 Finally, toss in the salad<br />
leaves and divide between<br />
two lunch boxes, packed with<br />
a lemon wedge to squeeze<br />
over before eating.<br />
CHEF’S TIPS<br />
• Acidic ingredients, such<br />
as lemon juice, will make<br />
your salad go limp, so take<br />
a wedge of lemon in your<br />
packed lunch to use just<br />
before eating.<br />
• Salmon or prawns make a<br />
good alternative to tuna.<br />
For a vegetarian version, try<br />
pieces of marinated tofu.<br />
Each 453g serving contains:<br />
334kcal – 28.2g protein<br />
– 26.6g carbs ( • 6.9g sugars)<br />
– • 14.7g fat ( • 2.1g saturates)<br />
– • 1.3g salt<br />
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