Tinned green lentils and sweet potato simmered with smoked paprika and cumin, with kale stirred through and served with rice. A filling vegan dinner with 21g of protein and 17g of fibre, ready in 30 minutes.
Dinner
30
Serves 2

A bowl gives you about 21g of protein and an impressive 17g of fibre for 491 calories, mostly from the lentils. That is over half of the 30g of fibre a day recommended for adults in the UK.
Why tinned lentils. Tinned green lentils are already cooked, so they only need heating through, which is what makes this a 30-minute dinner. Rinsing them removes most of the salty liquid from the tin.
Lemon with lentils. Lentils contain iron, but in a form the body absorbs less well than the iron in meat. Vitamin C helps, and here most of it comes from the kale, with a little from the lemon juice.
Not tagged for blood sugar. With 68g of carbohydrate from the lentils, sweet potato and rice, this bowl is above our 55g limit for the blood sugar tag, even though its fibre and protein slow how quickly it is absorbed. Leave out the rice for a lighter bowl with about 50g of carbohydrate.
Free from gluten, dairy, eggs, nuts, peanuts, soya and sesame as written; check the stock label for gluten, celery and milk. For another sweet potato and lentil dish, try the lentil shepherd's pie with sweet potato mash.
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