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Enchilada Lasagne<br />

500g minced beef<br />

1 courgette – fi nely chopped<br />

1 carrot – grated, 1 large red onion – fi nely<br />

chopped, 2 peppers – fi nely chopped<br />

1 tin kidney beans in chilli sauce<br />

1 small tin sweetcorn<br />

500g passata, 100g tomato puree<br />

2 x garlic cloves - crushed<br />

2 x beef stock cubes<br />

2 tsp oregano, 1 tbsp ground cumin<br />

1 tbsp Worcestershire sauce<br />

2 tsp chilli powder, 2 tsp dried chilli fl akes<br />

1 tbsp paprika, 4 x tortilla wraps<br />

1 x mozzarella ball – ripped in to pieces<br />

80g cheddar - grated, Cooking oil<br />

Preheat the oven to 160°C. Grease a<br />

24cm spring form tin with oil and line the<br />

bottom with greaseproof paper. Heat a<br />

splash of oil in a pan, add the minced<br />

beef to brown. Then add the vegetables<br />

and garlic to the meat and mix well.<br />

Turn down the heat and add the kidney<br />

beans, sweetcorn, spices, stock cubes,<br />

tomato puree, Worcestershire sauce<br />

and passata to the saucepan and mix<br />

well. Leave to simmer for 25 minutes<br />

without covering.<br />

Once the meat has cooked, and the<br />

sauce has reduced, you need to layer up<br />

the dish. Place a wrap at the bottom of<br />

the lined tin. Place a layer of the meat<br />

and veg on top. Continue this pattern,<br />

ending with a layer of meat. Top with<br />

grated cheese and mozzarella. Sprinkle<br />

with a little paprika. Bake for 25 mins<br />

until the cheese is golden. Once cooled<br />

slightly, run a knife around the edge,<br />

unclasp the spring form tin and carefully<br />

lift the tin away. Cut a wedge, and<br />

serve immediately!<br />

Couscous with Roasted<br />

Veg, Feta & Hummus<br />

Dressing<br />

Couscous – enough for 4 people<br />

4 x peppers (mix of red, yellow, green)<br />

2 x courgettes, 1 x aubergine<br />

2 x red onions<br />

olive oil & butter, squeezy honey<br />

fresh basil, 125g pot hummus<br />

3 tbsp Greek yogurt (plain)<br />

½ lemon<br />

feta cheese (optional)<br />

salt & black pepper<br />

Chop all veg into 2.5cm pieces. In<br />

a bowl toss with 2 tbsp olive oil and<br />

season well. Add to large baking tray<br />

and roast at 230°C for about 30/40<br />

mins. Check every 10 mins. They are<br />

done when the veg is soft and slightly<br />

charred. For the last 5 mins add a<br />

squirt of honey and some chopped<br />

fresh basil.<br />

Cook couscous as per packet<br />

instructions in an ovenproof dish.<br />

Once all liquid absorbed – add juice of<br />

half a lemon, butter and olive oil and<br />

season with salt and black pepper. Mix<br />

well and cover with foil. Bake in oven<br />

for 10 mins (add 10 mins before veg<br />

is fi nished).<br />

Meanwhile make the lemon hummus<br />

sauce. Whisk 3tbsp plain Greek yogurt<br />

and juice of half a lemon with the<br />

hummus and season to taste.<br />

To assemble, spoon the couscous<br />

onto a plate, top with the roasted veg<br />

and drizzle the sauce over.<br />

Optional – add some crumbled feta<br />

cheese on top of the veg.<br />

Sweet Potato &<br />

Lentil Soup<br />

2 tsp medium curry powder<br />

3 tbsp olive oil<br />

2 onions, grated<br />

1 eating apple, peeled, cored and grated<br />

3 garlic cloves, crushed<br />

20g pack coriander, stalks chopped<br />

thumb-size piece fresh root ginger<br />

800g sweet potatoes<br />

1.2l low-sodium vegetable stock<br />

100g red lentils<br />

300ml milk<br />

Juice 1 lime<br />

Put the curry powder into a large<br />

saucepan, then toast over a medium<br />

heat for 2 mins. Add the olive oil, stirring<br />

as the spice sizzles in the pan. Tip in the<br />

onions, apple, garlic, coriander stalks<br />

and ginger, season, then gently cook for<br />

5 mins, stirring every so often.<br />

Meanwhile, peel, then chop the sweet<br />

potatoes. Tip into the pan with the stock,<br />

lentils, milk and seasoning, then simmer,<br />

covered, for 20 mins. Blend until smooth<br />

using a stick blender. Stir in the lime juice,<br />

check the seasoning and serve, topped<br />

with roughly-chopped coriander leaves.

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