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1tsp fennel seeds

A good pinch of dried oregano

Grated zest and juice of 1 lemon

300g chicken breast fillets, cut into chunks

4 thick woody sprigs of rosemary, most of

the leaves removed

Spray oil

160g spring greens, shredded

2 garlic cloves, crushed

A handful of parsley, chopped

Salt and freshly ground black pepper

1 lemon, cut into wedges

1 Crush the fennel seeds in a pestle and mortar and stir

in the oregano, lemon zest and juice. Add the chicken

chunks and turn them in the lemony mixture.

2 Thread the chicken onto 4 woody sprigs of rosemary

(or wooden skewers that have been soaked in water

for 30 minutes to prevent them burning). Cover and

chill in the refrigerator for 10 minutes.

3 Spray the chicken skewers lightly with oil and cook

under a preheated hot grill or on a barbecue for 10

minutes, turning occasionally until golden brown inside

and cooked right through.

4 Meanwhile, steam the spring greens until just tender

(they should retain a little ‘bite’). Stir in the garlic and

season to taste.

5 Serve the chicken skewers, sprinkled with chopped

parsley, with the spring greens. Squeeze the lemon

wedges over the top.

Lemon Chicken Souvlaki

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Serves:

2

/ Prep:

10 mins

/ Chill:

10 mins

/ Cook:

10 Mins

Per serving:

200Kcals

/

837

kj /

4g

fat /

3.5g

fibre /

0.3g

salt /

Low

GI

IN 30 MINUTES

Manage your weight

this summer

Whether you are staying at home or

going away here are some ideas to

help you through.

It takes just four pints of water a day to

avoid feeling tired and groggy. Keep a

water bottle with you and hit that water

goal each day it will help you feel less

hungry too.

Choose your indulgence. If you are going

out for dinner, have a small light lunch or

a meal replacement. If you are going to

have an afternoon ice cream then avoid

dessert at dinner.

Choose fresh local healthy food. Enjoy

the local fish, fruit and vegetables.

Enjoy yourself. If you deprive yourself

too much theres a chance you’ll feel like

you’ve missed out and be tempted to

overindulge. Just chose carefully.

I recommend that my clients use at

least one Cambridge Weight Plan meal

replacement a day and keep in touch

with me for support and advice.

Avoid those savoury snacks. You are going

to have a meal, don’t fill up on those

nibbles beforehand.

Choose a small side plate and fill most of

it with salad. Choose some lean meat or

fish from the BBQ or take some healthy

options with you to avoid

burgers and sausages.

Before you go out plan

what you are going to

have and stick to it. Its

down to you and no one

else so take responsibility

and you’ll be really proud

of yourself afterwards.

The empty calories in

alcohol don’t satisfy your

appetite and often lead to over eating. If

you decide that you are going to drink

then add low calorie mixers to your drink

to make them last longer.

Get off the chair and join in the fun! Kick a

ball around, play with the kids or move

around chatting to people, its all less

time eating!

TOP TIPS ON THAT

EXCESS BAGGAGE

Summer can be a

challenging time when

it comes to losing or

managing your weight

but here are some simple

tips to follow if you

want to balance

enjoying summer

socialising with

keeping in control,

says

Nuala Carroll.

THE BARBEQUE