Wholewheat spaghetti tossed with tinned sardines, garlic, chilli, lemon, spinach and parsley. A store-cupboard dinner with 34g of protein and oily fish omega-3 fats, ready in 25 minutes.
Dinner
25
Serves 2

A bowl gives you about 34g of protein for 537 calories, most of it from the sardines and wholewheat pasta.
Why tinned sardines. Sardines are an oily fish, rich in the omega-3 fats EPA and DHA, and one of the few foods that naturally contain vitamin D. The small, soft bones in tinned sardines are edible and add calcium. The NHS advises at least two portions of fish a week, one of them oily, and a tin in the cupboard makes that easy.
Why it is tagged for testosterone. Low vitamin D levels have been linked to lower testosterone in observational studies, although supplement trials in men without a deficiency show mixed results. This bowl also gives you plenty of protein, which matters if you train.
Why it is tagged for blood sugar. With 50g of carbohydrate, inside our limit for the blood sugar tag, plenty of protein from the fish and fibre from the wholewheat pasta and spinach, this bowl is less likely to cause a sharp rise in blood sugar than a bowl of white pasta.
Contains fish and wheat (gluten). Free from milk, eggs, nuts, peanuts, soya and sesame as written. Tinned sardines are salty, so no salt is added to the sauce. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, planning a pregnancy or may have a baby one day, the NHS advises no more than 2 portions of oily fish a week. For sardines on toast, try the sardine and white bean smash.
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