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This dish is best served immediately, however you can cut out the watermelon rounds in advance and store in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours before making the salmon ceviche. We don't advise making the ceviche component in advance as the citric acid in the fruit will continue to "cook" the salmon the longer it sits.

25 min total · 50 kcal · 25 pieces
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For best results, cut vegetables into pieces about the length of the spiralizer pusher. Use vegetables and fruits with a maximum diameter of 5 cm or cut with knife to fit through cutter feeder. To avoid crushing ingredients or getting the spirals tangled in the blade, the vegetables and fruit pieces should be at least 4 cm long and maximum 10-11 cm long. Keep this in mind when shopping and preparing your ingredients so as to choose and cut them accordingly.

25 min total · 116 kcal · 4 portionsVegan
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This vibrant salad makes the most of leftover roast chicken, paired with the digestive benefits of kimchi. The fermented kimchi is packed with probiotics that support gut health, while Chinese cabbage provides fibre to keep digestion on track. Soy sauce adds a savoury depth, and sesame seeds bring healthy fats and extra crunch.

15 min total · 279 kcal · 4 portions
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Traditionally, carpaccio is a term used in modern cuisine to describe any thinly sliced raw meat or fish, such as tuna, served in this manner. Its use has been extended to other ingredients such as fruit and vegetables. Thin slicing gives ingredients a lovely texture.

20 min total · 230 kcal · 4 portionsVegan
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This recipe is a delicious way to use up leftover chicken. Search Cookidoo® for our Steamed Whole Chicken or Steamed Chicken Breasts, prepare chicken in advance and chill before using.

15 min total · 566 kcal · 4 portion
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This recipe is ideal for the diet of women over 50 because the lentils and halloumi provide an excellent source of protein. Protein requirements increase with age and should be met as much as possible to keep muscles, cell function and the immune system healthy. Lentils also provide a valuable source of fibre, which can help with digestive problems. A high vegetable content helps to keep the energy balance in balance, as the need for energy decreases with increasing age due to a reduced metabolic rate. Vegetables contain few calories but a high nutrient density and therefore support the energy balance. The olive oil used provides healthy polyunsaturated fatty acids, which are crucial for maintaining healthy blood vessels and the cardiovascular system.

40 min total · 1099 kcal · 2 portionsVegetarian