Pork is a relatively lean meat and if cooked incorrectly, can dry out. This method ensures the pork is cooked to perfection. The accompanying sauce takes a minute or two to throw together and finishes the dish perfectly. Serve with your choice of salad or vegetables. Ingredients 1 TB olive oil 350g Athleat pork fillet, […]
Pork Tenderloin with Balsamic Maple Glaze Read More »
Fresh basil-infused oil dresses this lovely salad of freshly cooked prawns and avocado. A simple and elegant dish for lunch or supper. Ingredients generous handful basil leaves olive oil 1 lemon, halved salt and freshly ground black pepper 240g raw King prawns, shelled and heads removed 2 cups mixed salad leaves ½ avocado, peeled and
Shrimp and Avocado Salad with Basil Dressing Read More »
A fresh, low-carb salad bursting with flavours from Thailand. Topped with cooked, sliced steak – this is an ideal summer dinner. Ingredients 1 TB olive oil, plus extra to drizzle 250g Athleat grass-fed rump steak, fat removed 1 large cucumber handful coriander handful mint, finely chopped ½ red onion, peeled and very thinly sliced 1
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We called this a guilt-free fry up because that is exactly what this is. This is a fantastic option for those who are allergic to eggs but still want to enjoy a low-carb breakfast. The truth is, you can get quite creative with lean chicken mince, as we have done here. Serves 2 Calories per
Asian-inspired fragrant fishcakes with a lovely soy-mayo dressing. A great light meal perfect for Spring! (Tuna works just as well for this recipe, just check the amounts once drained as the tin sizes may differ.) Ingredients 1 tin wild red salmon (170g drained weight) ½ tsp lemongrass paste ½ tsp ginger paste ½ tsp garlic
A simple, well-balanced lunchtime salad that can be made ahead of time. We used ‘mixed seed’ quinoa (red, black and white seeds) which offer an earthier flavour and retains a slight crunch. Use a good quality soy sauce and simply top with all your favourites! Ingredients 90g uncooked mixed seed quinoa 4 medium eggs 2
Crunchy Quinoa and Avocado Salad Read More »
Sometimes you want to give eggs a skip at breakfast time, and this is a great way to enjoy the best parts of a fry-up, except in a lean way. If you are cooking for your partner, double up the ingredients and present it fancy! A good tip to remember: Pop the porkies in the
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We love these little frittatas! They are fairly quick to make, ideal for those doing keto and very convenient. Make a batch and keep in the fridge for up to 3 days. They only need 30 seconds in the microwave to reheat, so two in the morning and you will be good to go. We
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We love Athleat’s turkey steak – it’s a whopping 270g – but this dish can also be made using a large, skinless deboned chicken breast. They key is in the delicious caramelised thyme-flavoured mushroom topping, so feel free to add this to any grilled lean protein. If you are a vegetarian, the caramelised mushroom topping
Turkey Steak topped with Caramelised Mushrooms Read More »
Have you ever seen those tiny casserole pots and wonder what people make in them? Now you know! These adorable fish pies are going to be a firm favourite in your home. We used ones (10cm wide and 5cm deep) which are widely available, as you know. You could use standard ramekins, but they are