Low GI & Omega 3 Rich Recipes

Recipes for healthy, slower-carb eating. Eat till you're full, feel satisfied and lose weight at the same time!

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Healthy chicken and red bean quesadillas

November 11th, 2009

A very cost effective old favourite from University days, my housemates used to make this for me, and I loved it! Of course, back then we used to pile on the cheese, and I reckon we might have even added a slice of butter for good measure — it surprise me though, to find that [...]

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Ricotta and goats cheese souffle – minus the butter and cream!

August 30th, 2009

Prepare these soft, delicate and fluffy morsels to impress! This recipe removes the cream and butter which souffle is traditionally cooked with, and uses ricotta cheese, which is lower in fat. I find it wonderful experimenting with my favourite restaurant delicacies, and being able to eat them without restraint! This is a lower fat version [...]

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Shepherds pie with a twist:

August 11th, 2009

Lentils, pumpkins and cannellini beans…who says just because mashed potato is high GI you can’t enjoy this classic dish! We actually think this version is BETTER than the original, and are once again, happy we started cooking with beans. My mum used to make a delicious lentil shepherd’s pie sourced from a book called “passion [...]

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Swede Chips

August 7th, 2009

Much better than standard potato chips, but still a luxury treat from the GI perspective. I was sure I had found the inspiration for this recipe from ABC cooking show “the cook and the chef“, however now I am having trouble finding it! Whoever came up with this tasty treat deserves a big thankyou, as [...]

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Chicken and pumpkin barley risotto

July 22nd, 2009

This is our second barley risotto recipe. The first one was much simpler — just a plain, cheesy risotto. We decided to experiment with some roast pumpkin and crunchy snap peas for contrast. The result was utterly moreish — the barley is different to rice in that it retains a bit of chewiness, but is [...]

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Cauliflower potato bake

July 12th, 2009

Cauliflower is one of those amazing foods that has almost no impact on blood sugar (GI approximates 0) – its essentially free food, so eat it till you grow “cauliflower ears”!! It is very nutrient dense, high in folate, vitamin C and also a great source of fibre. One of my favourite recipes to bake [...]

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Pearl Barley Risotto

July 10th, 2009

Barley has a GI of 25 which is very low. It is very high in insoluble fibre, and the healthy qualities include cholesterol lowering, and improving digestional health. See here for a very informative article about barley’s health benefits. Given that arborio rice is very high GI, we think this is a wonderful alternative. It [...]

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