Chickpeas, carrots and spinach in a warmly spiced tomato sauce with ginger and cinnamon, served with fluffy millet. A vegan, gluten-free dinner with 15g of fibre, ready in 50 minutes.
Dinner
50
Serves 4

A plate gives you about 15g of protein and 15g of fibre for 377 calories, including the millet.
Why millet. Millet is a small, naturally gluten-free grain that cooks into fluffy grains much like couscous, which is made from wheat. Toasting it first brings out a nutty flavour. Buy millet labelled gluten-free if you need to, as it can be processed alongside wheat.
Warm spices, not heat. Cumin, coriander, cinnamon, paprika and ginger give the gentle, fragrant warmth of North African cooking without much chilli.
Why it is tagged for blood sugar. The chickpeas, carrots and millet bring 51g of carbohydrate, balanced by 15g of fibre and 15g of protein, mostly from the chickpeas, so this plate is unlikely to cause a sharp rise in blood sugar.
Check the stock label if you need it gluten-free or soya-free; stock often contains celery. For another Moroccan dish, try the Moroccan chickpea and lentil stew.


















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