Diabetic Living Australia

5 days 5 dinners

MONDAY

MIDDLE EASTERN PIZZA

Get your pizza fix by making it at home with a healthier base and toppings!

see recipe, page 25

NUTRITION INFO

PER SERVE 1580kJ, protein 28g, total fat 12g (sat. fat 4g), carbs 35g, fibre 8g, sodium 789mg

Carb exchanges

GI estimate medium

TUESDAY

VEGETABLE PESTO STIR-FRY WITH RICE

A dish of vibrant vegies to paint your plate all the colours of the rainbow.

see recipe, page 25

How our food works for you

see page 79

NUTRITION INFO

PER SERVE 2020kJ, protein 22g, total fat 21g (sat. fat 3g), carbs 44g, fibre 15g, sodium 233mg

Carb exchanges 3

GI estimate low

Gluten-free option

WEDNESDAY

NUTRITION INFO

PER SERVE 2040kJ, protein 37g, total fat 18g (sat. fat 3g), carbs 46g, fibre 13g, sodium 700mg

Carb exchanges 3

GI estimate low

Gluten-free option

THAI-STYLE PRAWN QUINOA SALAD

PREP TIME: 10 MINS

COOK TIME: 15 MINS

SERVES 2 (AS A MAIN)

500g green prawns, peeled and deveined with tails left intact Freshly ground black pepper90g (½ cup) tri-colour250ml (1 cup) water1 carrot, peeled into ribbons1 Lebanese cucumber, chopped1 cup mint leaves1 cup coriander leaves1 small red capsicum, cut into thin strips

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