Tender king prawns and ribbons of tagliatelle in a light, creamy lemon and garlic sauce made with half-fat crème fraîche, finished with Parmesan and plenty of parsley. 31g of protein, on the table in 25 minutes.
Dinner
25
Serves 4

A plate has about 31g of protein for 480 calories. King prawns are very lean, with roughly 15 to 20g of protein and around 1g of fat per 100g raw, depending on the brand.
A lighter creamy sauce. Half-fat crème fraîche has far less fat than double cream (heavy cream). Lower-fat versions can split if boiled hard, so keep the heat gentle once it goes in. A splash of starchy pasta water helps it cling to the pasta, so you need less.
Do not overcook the prawns. Prawns turn rubbery quickly. Cooking them first and adding them back at the end keeps them tender: they are done as soon as they are pink and opaque all the way through.
Lemon and garlic. Lemon zest gives a fresh flavour without extra fat, and garlic and a little Parmesan add plenty of savoury depth.
Not tagged for blood sugar, because the pasta brings most of the 54g of carbohydrate; wholewheat tagliatelle adds extra fibre. Contains crustaceans, wheat, egg and milk. For other seafood dinners, try the garlic prawn and spinach stir-fry or the Thai green prawn curry.


















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