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Vegetable lasagne

HINT: Different vegetables may be used in this recipe. Just chop, or finely grate where appropriate, to reduce cooking time

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Mexican chicken lasagne

Mexican-chicken-lasagne

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Sweet & sour chicken with noodles

HINT: Tenderloins may be replaced with the equal weight of breast fillet. The optional vegetables will make this meal complete

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Buttermilk pancakes

Buttermilk-pancakes

BreakfastDessertPre-training

Tandoori chicken skewers

HINT: Add a salad for vitamins and serve with a potato or bread to increase the carbohydrate content

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Rice with tofu

HINT: This is a vegetarian dish in which tofu is used as a meat alternative. The vitamin C content helps to enhance iron absorption

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Fettucine with moroccan-style lamb sauce

HINT: This sauce will keep in the fridge for up to 2 days - in fact, the flavour improves if made ahead. It can also be frozen for up to 2 months

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Pork, pineapple & peanut curry

HINT: This recipe freezes well; thicken with cornflour before reheating

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Chow Mein

Chow-mein

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Chicken noodle soup

Chicken-noodle-soup

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Feta & sweet potato pizza

HINT: Pizzas with a thin crust, such as pita bread, will cook more quickly and may only take 15-20 minutes in the oven. If the bases have their own sauce, omit any extra pizza sauce from the recipe

LunchDinnerSnacksPost-training recovery

Choc-chip muffins

HINT: Don't leave the muffins in the tins too long after baking - they need a few minutes to firm up, but leaving them to sit for too long will cause them to stick. To remove, run a knife around each muffin then gently prise from the tin

SnacksDessertPre-training

Beef & noodle salad

Beef-and-noodle-salad.jpg

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Baked beef risotto

Baked-beef-risotto

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Tuna, potato & herb risoni

HINT: Risoni is small rice-shaped pasta, available in the dried pasta section of supermarkets

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Chicken & pumpkin risotto

Chicken-and-pumpkin-risotto-LR.jpg

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Lamb shanks with dates & pumpkin

lamb-shanks-with-dates-and-pumpkin-LR.jpg

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Chocolate bread

Chocolate-bread.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Lamb curry

Lamb-curry

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Curried beef potato

Curried-beef-potato-LR.jpg

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Gado Gado with noodles

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Sam's polenta stack

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Sherwood pie

Tip: TVP mince may be replaced with 500g beef mince

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Steamed pears

Steamed pears

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Pasta frittata

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BreakfastLunchDinnerSnacksPost-training recovery

Tropical fruit freezy

HINT: Try different combinations of juice and fruit to make your own freezy creation

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Buttermilk pancakes with maple fruit salad

HINT: If you want everyone to eat at once, keep the cooked pancakes warm by stacking them on a plate in an oven on very low heat while you continue cooking

BreakfastPre-training

Jim's blueberry hotcakes

HINT: Replace the blueberries with any other type of berry, or chopped banana, if you like. Or serve with plain yoghurt and a drizzle of maple syrup

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-training

French crepes with berries

French-crepes-with-berries.jpg

BreakfastDessert

Homemade toasted muesli

Homemade-toasted-muesli

BreakfastPre-training

Bircher muesli

Bircher-muesli

BreakfastPre-training

Banana, macadamia & honey porridge

Banana,-macadamia-and-honey-porridge

BreakfastPre-training

French toast

French-Toast

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Berry & banana smoothie

Berry-and-banana-smoothie

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Any fruit smoothie

HINT: Experiment with different fruit in season, or keep canned fruits such as peaches or mango on hand for convenience

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Breakfast frittata

Breakfast fittata

BreakfastPost-training recovery

Vegetarian quiche

Vegetarian-quiche.jpg

BreakfastLunchDinnerSnacksPost-training recovery

Mango smoothie

Mango-smoothie

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Choc banana & nut smoothie

chocolate-banana-and-nut-smoothie.jpg

BreakfastSnacksDessertPost-training recovery

Golden syrup dumplings

Note: Take care when serving as the syrup will be extremely hot

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-training

Creamed rice with spiced apples

Creamed-rice-with-spiced-apples.jpg

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Baked beans

Baked-beans

BreakfastPost-training recovery

Fruit loaf with ricotta, cinnamon & syrup

Fruit-loaf-with-ricotta,-cinnamon-and-syrup

BreakfastPre-training

Buttermilk pancakes

Buttermilk-pancakes

BreakfastDessertPre-training

Scrambled eggs

HINT: If you need to cook larger amounts it is best to cook two separate batches.

BreakfastPost-training recovery

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Seafood penne

HINT: Marinara mix usually contains mussels, calamari, scallops, small octopus and fish pieces but they do vary. You can also buy frozen marinara mix but remember any unused portion must be discarded. Never refreeze seafood once it thaws

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Pork casserole with dumplings

Pork-casserole-with-dumplings.jpg

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Chicken & spinach pizza

Chicken-and-spinach-pizza

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Louise’s secret rainbow lasagne

Louise's-secret-rainbow-lasagne

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Vegetable lasagne with cheese sauce

Vegetable_lasagne.jpg

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Meatballs with spaghetti

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Quick vegetarian curry

HINT: The combination of chickpeas, which are a pulse, and rice or couscous, both grains, form complete proteins, making this a nutritious vegetarian dish

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Stirfry fish with lemongrass & asian greens

HINT: Chicken and tofu also work well in this recipe

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Fettucine with moroccan-style lamb sauce

HINT: This sauce will keep in the fridge for up to 2 days - in fact, the flavour improves if made ahead. It can also be frozen for up to 2 months

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

David's salami pasta

Davids-salami-pasta.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Beef & couscous salad

HINT: This salad is great for summer entertaining. Cook the meat on the barbecue if desired

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Lamb shanks with dates & pumpkin

lamb-shanks-with-dates-and-pumpkin-LR.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Chow Mein

Chow-mein

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Rigatoni with salmon & ricotta

HINT: You can replace the fresh salmon with a 210 g can of salmon, well drained, but there is no need to cook it - just add it to the pasta with the vegetable mixture

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Asian pork salad in lettuce cups

Asian pork salad in lettuce cups

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Gnocchi with pumpkin sauce & cheese bread

Gnocchi-with-pumpkin-sauce-and-cheese-bread.jpg

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Tofu kebabs

Tofu-Kababs.jpg

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Spirals with mexican-style sauce

HINT: Fresh coriander leaves add distinct flavour and should not be confused with ground coriander, made from the seed of the same plant. Top with plain low-fat yoghurt for added calcium and protein

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Club sandwich

HINT: This also tastes great when toasted bread is used

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Vegetable tagine with couscous

HINT: To increase protein levels, add chopped tofu or tempeh. This recipe freezes well. The prunes can be replaced with dried apricots

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Moroccan lamb pizza

Moroccan-lamb-pizza

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Cheesy sausage risoni

Cheesy-sausage-risoni

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No-mess pasta

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Pasta with chicken & corn

Pasta-with-chicken-and-corn.jpg

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Seafood penne

HINT: Marinara mix usually contains mussels, calamari, scallops, small octopus and fish pieces but they do vary. You can also buy frozen marinara mix but remember any unused portion must be discarded. Never refreeze seafood once it thaws

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Pork casserole with dumplings

Pork-casserole-with-dumplings.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Chicken & spinach pizza

Chicken-and-spinach-pizza

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Louise’s secret rainbow lasagne

Louise's-secret-rainbow-lasagne

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Vegetable lasagne with cheese sauce

Vegetable_lasagne.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Meatballs with spaghetti

Meatballs-with-spaghetti-LR.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Quick vegetarian curry

HINT: The combination of chickpeas, which are a pulse, and rice or couscous, both grains, form complete proteins, making this a nutritious vegetarian dish

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Stirfry fish with lemongrass & asian greens

HINT: Chicken and tofu also work well in this recipe

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Fettucine with moroccan-style lamb sauce

HINT: This sauce will keep in the fridge for up to 2 days - in fact, the flavour improves if made ahead. It can also be frozen for up to 2 months

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

David's salami pasta

Davids-salami-pasta.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Beef & couscous salad

HINT: This salad is great for summer entertaining. Cook the meat on the barbecue if desired

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Lamb shanks with dates & pumpkin

lamb-shanks-with-dates-and-pumpkin-LR.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Chow Mein

Chow-mein

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Rigatoni with salmon & ricotta

HINT: You can replace the fresh salmon with a 210 g can of salmon, well drained, but there is no need to cook it - just add it to the pasta with the vegetable mixture

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Asian pork salad in lettuce cups

Asian pork salad in lettuce cups

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Gnocchi with pumpkin sauce & cheese bread

Gnocchi-with-pumpkin-sauce-and-cheese-bread.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Tofu kebabs

Tofu-Kababs.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Spirals with mexican-style sauce

HINT: Fresh coriander leaves add distinct flavour and should not be confused with ground coriander, made from the seed of the same plant. Top with plain low-fat yoghurt for added calcium and protein

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Club sandwich

HINT: This also tastes great when toasted bread is used

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Vegetable tagine with couscous

HINT: To increase protein levels, add chopped tofu or tempeh. This recipe freezes well. The prunes can be replaced with dried apricots

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Moroccan lamb pizza

Moroccan-lamb-pizza

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Cheesy sausage risoni

Cheesy-sausage-risoni

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

No-mess pasta

no-mess-pasta.jpg

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Pasta with chicken & corn

Pasta-with-chicken-and-corn.jpg

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Strawberry creams

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Carrot cake

HINT:This cake keeps for up to 4 days in an airtight container. If frosted, keep in the fridge. Alternatively, cut unfrosted cake into portions, wrap tightly in layer s of plastic wrap and freeze for up to 2 months. One piece will take about 2 hours to thaw at room temperature

SnacksDessertPre-training

Yoghurt malt drink

Yogurt-malk-drink.jpg

SnacksDessertPost-training recovery

Vegetarian quiche

Vegetarian-quiche.jpg

BreakfastLunchDinnerSnacksPost-training recovery

Golden syrup dumplings

Note: Take care when serving as the syrup will be extremely hot

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-training

Grilled peaches

Grilled-peaches

SnacksDessertPre-training

Apricot & oat muffin

Apricot-and-oat-muffins

SnacksDessertPre-training

Fruity bread pudding

HINT: You can replace raisin bread with ordinary sliced bread, and ½ cup sultanas and ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon sprinkled among the layers. Use any flavour of jam you like

SnacksDessertPost-training recovery

Feta & sweet potato pizza

HINT: Pizzas with a thin crust, such as pita bread, will cook more quickly and may only take 15-20 minutes in the oven. If the bases have their own sauce, omit any extra pizza sauce from the recipe

LunchDinnerSnacksPost-training recovery

Banana muffin

Banana_muffin.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Chocolate bread

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SnacksDessertPre-training

Tzatziki

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Snacks

Banana cake

HINT: Buttermilk is used for low-fat baking. It is cultured (like yoghurt), and therefore quite acidic which makes the cake tender and moist

SnacksDessertPre-training

Date cookies

Option: Combine 1/2 cup icing sugar and 2 teaspoons orange juice. Drizzle over cooled biscuits

SnacksDessertPre-training

Steamed pears

Steamed pears

SnacksDessertPre-training

Mango & coconut pannacotta

Mango-and-coconut-pannacotta

SnacksDessert

Cinnamon rolls

HINT: If using a breadmaker, follow manufacturer's instructions for making the dough. Then follow the recipe to shape the cinnamon rolls

SnacksDessertPre-training

Seafood pizza

HINT: You can also use 350 g of prepared marina mix purchased from the supermarket or fish to replace the individual seafood ingredients

LunchDinnerSnacksPost-training recovery

Fruit crumble

Fruit-crumble

SnacksDessert

Baked rice custard

HINT: To make a Creamed Rice Pudding based on this recipe, stir 1 cup white rice, 1 litre (4 cups) skim milk, ½ cup sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla essence and ½ teaspoon cinnamon in a saucepan over medium heat until thickened and rice is soft. Serve with canned fruit in natural juice

SnacksDessertPre-training

Mango smoothie

Mango-smoothie

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Thorpie's fruity salsa dip

Thorpies_fruity_salsa_dip.jpg

Snacks

Choc banana & nut smoothie

chocolate-banana-and-nut-smoothie.jpg

BreakfastSnacksDessertPost-training recovery

Savoury scrolls

Savoury-scrolls

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Strawberry creams

Strawberry-creams.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Apricot & oat muffin

Apricot-and-oat-muffins

SnacksDessertPre-training

Mango & coconut pannacotta

Mango-and-coconut-pannacotta

SnacksDessert

Chilli chocolate mousse

Tip: For a plain chocolate mousse, omit chilli powder

Dessert

Chocolate self-saucing pudding

Chocolate-self-saucing-pudding

Dessert

Yoghurt malt drink

Yogurt-malk-drink.jpg

SnacksDessertPost-training recovery

Alison's Australian sticky date pudding

HINT: Store leftover pudding (without sauce) in an airtight container for up to 2 days. Leftover sauce should be kept in the fridge

Dessert

Golden syrup dumplings

Note: Take care when serving as the syrup will be extremely hot

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-training

Grilled peaches

Grilled-peaches

SnacksDessertPre-training

Cinnamon rolls

HINT: If using a breadmaker, follow manufacturer's instructions for making the dough. Then follow the recipe to shape the cinnamon rolls

SnacksDessertPre-training

Chocolate raspberry roly poly

chocolate-raspberry-roly-poly.jpg

Dessert

Fruity bread pudding

HINT: You can replace raisin bread with ordinary sliced bread, and ½ cup sultanas and ¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon sprinkled among the layers. Use any flavour of jam you like

SnacksDessertPost-training recovery

Raspberry pear crumble

HINT: Use 6 small ovenproof bowls to make individual crumbles and bake for 15 minutes. This recipe keeps in the fridge for up to 2 days and can be eaten cold

Dessert

Chocolate bread

Chocolate-bread.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Fruit crumble

Fruit-crumble

SnacksDessert

Blueberry & apple crumble

HINT: You can also use raw muesli (not toasted) in place of the oats. If your muesli contains nuts, you may omit the macadamia nuts from the recipe

Dessert

Banana cake

HINT: Buttermilk is used for low-fat baking. It is cultured (like yoghurt), and therefore quite acidic which makes the cake tender and moist

SnacksDessertPre-training

Date cookies

Option: Combine 1/2 cup icing sugar and 2 teaspoons orange juice. Drizzle over cooled biscuits

SnacksDessertPre-training

Fruity salsa tortillas

Fruity-salsa-tortillas.jpg

Dessert

Ginger pear muffin

Ginger_pear_muffin.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Carrot cake

HINT:This cake keeps for up to 4 days in an airtight container. If frosted, keep in the fridge. Alternatively, cut unfrosted cake into portions, wrap tightly in layer s of plastic wrap and freeze for up to 2 months. One piece will take about 2 hours to thaw at room temperature

SnacksDessertPre-training

Walnut & chocolate slice

Walnut_and_Chocolate-slice-LR.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Caramel raisin self-saucing pudding

HINT: This pudding is best eaten immediately. Serve with low-fat custard for extra calcium. Instead of skim milk, you can use 1 cup CARNATION Light and Creamy Evaporated Milk

DessertPost-training recovery

Chocolate mousse

HINT:For a special garnish, use a vegetable peeler to make chocolate shavings from a block of NESTLE PLAISTOWE Dark Cooking Chocolate, and sprinkle them over the mousse

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Barney's blended juice

Tip: For an icy cold option, use a frozen banana

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Fruity anzac slice & MILO milkshake

Fruity-anzac-slice-_and_-MILO-milkshake.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Mango smoothie

Mango-smoothie

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Berry & banana smoothie

Berry-and-banana-smoothie

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Fettucine with fresh tomato & chickpeas

HINT: This dish is best made using ripe, flavoursome tomatoes when they are in season

LunchDinnerPre-trainingPost-training recovery

French toast

French-Toast

BreakfastPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Creamed Rice

Creamed-rice

SnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Tropical fruit freezy

HINT: Try different combinations of juice and fruit to make your own freezy creation

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Creamed rice with spiced apples

Creamed-rice-with-spiced-apples.jpg

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Any fruit smoothie

HINT: Experiment with different fruit in season, or keep canned fruits such as peaches or mango on hand for convenience

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Cinnamon rolls

HINT: If using a breadmaker, follow manufacturer's instructions for making the dough. Then follow the recipe to shape the cinnamon rolls

SnacksDessertPre-training

Baked nectarines with anzac crumble

Tip: Use apples if nectarines are not available

SnacksDessertPre-training

Banana & white choc muffins

muffins.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Pumpkin & cinnamon muffins

muffins.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Bircher muesli

Bircher-muesli

BreakfastPre-training

Choc-chip muffins

HINT: Don't leave the muffins in the tins too long after baking - they need a few minutes to firm up, but leaving them to sit for too long will cause them to stick. To remove, run a knife around each muffin then gently prise from the tin

SnacksDessertPre-training

Plum strudel

Plum-strudel

SnacksDessertPre-training

Apricot-cherry parfait

HINT: Try using different combinations of yoghurt and fruit

SnacksDessertPre-training

Chocolate raspberry muffins

TIP: When muffins are cool, package individually in freezer bags and freeze. Muffins can be thawed in the microwave as needed. Alternatively, place a frozen muffin in your training bag in the morning. It should be thawed in time for a post-training recovery snack

SnacksDessertPre-training

Mango pudding

Mango-pudding.jpg

DessertPre-training

Golden syrup dumplings

Note: Take care when serving as the syrup will be extremely hot

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-training

Summer fruit salad

Summer-fruit-salad

SnacksDessertPre-training

Strawberry creams

Strawberry-creams.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-training

Pikelets

Pikelets

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Creamed rice with spiced apples

Creamed-rice-with-spiced-apples.jpg

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Berry & banana smoothie

Berry-and-banana-smoothie

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

French toast

French-Toast

BreakfastPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Tropical fruit freezy

HINT: Try different combinations of juice and fruit to make your own freezy creation

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Barney's blended juice

Tip: For an icy cold option, use a frozen banana

SnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Any fruit smoothie

HINT: Experiment with different fruit in season, or keep canned fruits such as peaches or mango on hand for convenience

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Creamed Rice

Creamed-rice

SnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Mango smoothie

Mango-smoothie

BreakfastSnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Fettucine with fresh tomato & chickpeas

HINT: This dish is best made using ripe, flavoursome tomatoes when they are in season

LunchDinnerPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Fruity anzac slice & MILO milkshake

Fruity-anzac-slice-_and_-MILO-milkshake.jpg

SnacksDessertPre-trainingPost-training recovery

Gnocchi with pumpkin sauce & cheese bread

Gnocchi-with-pumpkin-sauce-and-cheese-bread.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Butter chicken with vegetables

HINT: This recipe freezes well. Vary the vegetables with bamboo shoots, zucchini, pumpkin and peas

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Cheesy sausage risoni

Cheesy-sausage-risoni

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Vegetable tagine with couscous

HINT: To increase protein levels, add chopped tofu or tempeh. This recipe freezes well. The prunes can be replaced with dried apricots

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Tofu kebabs

Tofu-Kababs.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Beef & couscous salad

HINT: This salad is great for summer entertaining. Cook the meat on the barbecue if desired

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Rigatoni with salmon & ricotta

HINT: You can replace the fresh salmon with a 210 g can of salmon, well drained, but there is no need to cook it - just add it to the pasta with the vegetable mixture

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Lamb shanks with dates & pumpkin

lamb-shanks-with-dates-and-pumpkin-LR.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Mexican mince

Mexican-mince

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Spicy lamb wraps

Spicy_lamb_wraps.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

David's salami pasta

Davids-salami-pasta.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Chicken schnitzel burgers

Chicken-schnitzel-burgers.jpg

LunchDinnerPost-training recovery

Chicken & cashew tostadas

Chicken-and-cashew-tostadas.jpg

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Tortilla lasagne

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