Red and yellow pepper halves filled with spiced brown rice and green lentils, baked in tomato sauce and topped with crunchy toasted seeds. A vegan, gluten-free dinner with 10g of fibre.
Dinner
80
Serves 4 (2 halves each)

Two halves give you about 12g of protein and 10g of fibre for 344 calories, from the lentils, brown rice and seeds.
Rice and lentils together. Grains and pulses complement each other: together they provide a better balance of the essential amino acids than either alone, which matters on a plant-based diet.
Why bake them in sauce. The passata in the dish keeps the peppers moist as they soften and becomes the sauce. Covering with foil for the first 25 minutes stops the filling drying out.
Why it is tagged for blood sugar. It has 45g of carbohydrate, mostly from brown rice and lentils. Their fibre means a slower, gentler rise in blood sugar than a white rice dish would give.
Free from gluten, dairy, soya and nuts. For a meat version, try the turkey and quinoa stuffed peppers.


















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