Chicken Laksa

Chicken Laksa offers a warm meal ideal for winter that the family can enjoy

SERVES: 4

 

cooking spray

400g skinless chicken breast diced

½ teaspoon crushed garlic (in jar)

1 teaspoon crushed ginger (in jar)

½ cup carrot cut into thin strips

½ cup capsicum cut into thin strips

1 cup bean sprouts

½ cup shallots sliced

1 tablespoon fresh coriander chopped

1 teaspoon lemongrass (in jar)

3 teaspoons massaman curry paste

1 teaspoon turmeric

2 teaspoons salt-reduced chicken stock powder

1 x 250ml carton reduced-salt chicken stock liquid

1 cup water

1 teaspoon coconut essence

1½ cups Singapore noodles

1 tablespoon cornflour

1 x 375ml can evaporated light milk

 

In a large non-stick frypan or wok coated with cooking spray sauté chicken, garlic and ginger together for 4 minutes. Toss in carrots and capsicum and cook another 2 minutes. Place all other ingredients except milk and cornflour into pan and mix together well. Combine cornflour with milk and add to dish. Simmer 5 minutes then serve.

VARIATION:

REPLACE CHICKEN WITH 400g LEAN RUMP STEAK CUT INTO STRIPS OR 400g BONELESS FISH DICED OR 300g TOFU DICED.

 

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

PER SERVE                           CHICKEN       RUMP             FISH                TOFU

FAT        TOTAL                      4.9g                 5.2g                 3.3g                 7.1g

SATURATED           2.0g                 2.5g                 1.5g                 1.4g

FIBRE                           1.7g            1.7g            1.7g            1.7g

PROTEIN                  34.9g         35.7g        29.8g          19.8g

CARBS                       26.5g         26.5g         26.5g          29.5g

SUGAR                       13.2g         13.2g          13.2g           13.9g

SODIUM                   389mg             384mg             423mg             338mg

KILOJOULES        1223 (cals 291) 1248 (cals 297) 1077 (cals 256) 1021 (cals 243)

GI RATING              Low                   Low                  Low                 Low

 DIETITIAN’S TIP: Noodles have a low GI, making this dish ideal for people with diabetes.

Recipe from From Symply Too Good To Be True Book 3