Smoky paprika chicken thighs on a fresh minted pea purée, with peppery watercress and a bright beetroot dressing. A gluten-free, dairy-free dinner with 49g of protein, ready in 35 minutes.
Dinner
35
Serves 2

A plate gives you about 49g of protein and 9g of fibre for 507 calories, from the chicken and peas.
Why thighs. Boneless, skinless thighs stay juicier than breast and are harder to overcook. Check they reach 75C (165F) in the thickest part, with clear juices and no pink meat.
Peas instead of mash. A purée of peas and mint takes the place of potato mash, with more protein and fibre and fewer carbohydrates. Frozen peas are picked and frozen quickly, so they keep their nutrients well.
Why it is tagged for blood sugar. With only 18g of carbohydrate and a lot of protein, this plate is unlikely to cause a sharp rise in blood sugar. Beetroot and watercress add colour, flavour and a peppery bite.
Gluten-free and dairy-free. For another chicken dinner, try the harissa chicken with cauliflower and chickpeas.


















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