Roasted aubergine (eggplant) halves filled with a smoky spiced lentil and tomato mixture, topped with tomato slices and feta and baked until bubbling. Vegetarian, with 24g of fibre and 22g of protein a serving.
Dinner
70
Serves 2 (2 halves each)

Two halves give you about 22g of protein and an impressive 24g of fibre for 453 calories. That is most of the 30g of fibre a day recommended for adults in the UK, thanks to the aubergine and lentils.
Roast the aubergine first. Raw aubergine is spongy and can taste bitter. Scoring and roasting the halves makes the flesh soft and creamy, ready to scoop out and mix into the filling.
Why lentils. Tinned lentils add plant protein and fibre and give the filling a hearty, mince-like texture, with no need for meat. They are ready to use, so there is no soaking or long cooking.
Why it is tagged for blood sugar. Although there are 38g of carbohydrate, the very high fibre and good amount of protein slow down digestion, making this a meal unlikely to cause a sharp rise in blood sugar. Tomatoes add flavour and vitamin C.
Check the feta label if you need it to be vegetarian. For another vegetarian dinner, try the baked ratatouille with chickpeas or the halloumi, lentil and roasted vegetable salad.



















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