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Recipes

Food that fits real weeknights

Nutritionally balanced, genuinely quick, and built around ingredients you can find in any supermarket. Every recipe carries its full nutrition panel.

Recipes

30 minutes
Serves 4 · 28 min · 480 kcal

Smoky lentil and tomato ragu

14 g of protein and 11 g of fibre a serving, for about the price of a coffee.

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Omega-3
Serves 2 · 22 min · 520 kcal

Sheet-pan salmon with charred greens

One tray, one bowl to wash, and a week's worth of oily fish in a single meal.

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Meal prep
Serves 5 · 40 min prep · 610 kcal

Five grain bowls from one batch of farro

Cook once on Sunday, eat differently five days running.

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Breakfast
Serves 1 · 5 min · 390 kcal

Overnight oats that actually keep you full

The protein tweak that stops the 10 a.m. crash.

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Comfort
Serves 4 · 20 min · 310 kcal

Miso and white bean soup

Deeply savoury, quietly high in fibre, ready before the bread finishes toasting.

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Snacks
5 min read

Eight snacks with more than 5 g of fibre

No bars, no powders — just things you can keep in a drawer.

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How our recipes are built

Each dish is designed around the balanced plate: half vegetables, a quarter whole grains, a quarter protein, plus a healthy fat.

  • Fibre per serving listed — most hit 8 g or more.
  • Under 35 minutes unless clearly marked.
  • Ten ingredients or fewer, no specialist shopping.
  • Swap suggestions for gluten, dairy and nuts.
  • Batch-cook and freezer notes where they apply.

“The lentil ragu is in our rotation permanently. Cheaper than the meat version and my kids didn't notice.”

— Tom W., reader

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