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THAILAND – PAD THAI OF PRAWNS
- Rice Noodle – 60g (puchado)
- Peeled prawns – 80g (two cups)
- Egg – 60g (unit)
- Sweet onion – 30g (half unit)
- Fresh coriander to taste
- Sunflower oil – 5g (dessert spoon)
- Put the noodles to soak in a bowl with water.
- While in a pan or wok with sunflower oil sauté the chopped peanuts. When they are golden brown, remove and reserve
- In the same pan, brown some prawns and reserve.
- It’s the onion’s turn, cut it into julienne strips and sauté.
- When about 5 minutes have passed, raise the heat of the wok and add the beaten egg.
- Then add the noodles that will already be flexible.
- Add while sautéing: prawns, peanuts and onion
- Add a splash of soy sauce and sauté for a couple of minutes.
- Remove from the heat and add some fresh coriander leaves to taste.
Kcal : 550kcal (with these amounts)
Proteins: 25% of kcal
Hydrates: 41% of kcal
Fats: 34% of kcal
INDIA- CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA
- Chicken breast – 100g (half breast)
- Ginger – (to taste)
- Ground chili – (to taste)
- Turmeric – (to taste)
- Table salt – ( pinch)
- Cumin – (to taste)
- Lemon juice – 5g (dessert spoon)
- Garam Masala – (to taste)
- Sunflower oil – 5g (dessert spoon)
- Garlic – 2g (half clove)
- Onion – 40g (half unit)
- Natural yogurt – 125g (unit)
- Coconut drink – 40g (half cup)
- Crushed tomato – 80g (one cup)
- Cut the breasts into pieces and the marinas in a bowl with: Lemon juice, ginger, chili, yogurt and salt. Leave for 1 hour (or more, if you have time) in the fridge covered with plastic wrap.
- In a tall skillet, sauté the minced garlic, ginger and onion and when it begins to brown add the crushed tomato.
- Add the chicken and cook until browned.
- Add the spices, salt if you have one, a tablespoon of Garam Masala.
- Cook for about 10 minutes and serve hot.
Kcal : 330kcal (with these amounts)
Proteins: 36% of kcal
Hydrates: 36% of kcal
Fats: 27% of kcal
HAWAII – TUNA POKE BOWL
- White rice – 30g (half cup)
- Edamame – 30g (half can)
- Bluefin tuna – 80g (one fillet)
- Avocado – 50g ( medium)
- Carrot – 50g (a small one)
- Cucumber – 50g (one small)
- Soy sauce – 10g (one tablespoon)
- Sesame seeds – 5g (a dessert spoon)
- Black pepper – (to taste)
- Coriander – (to taste)
- Cook the rice in a saucepan with water and a little salt for 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, dice the tuna. Previously frozen for at least 5 days.
- Peel and julienne the carrot and cucumber.
- Chop the avocado and salt and pepper it.
- Bring salted water to boil in a pot, and add the edamame, boil for 5 minutes. Then remove the pods. You can buy it already cooked in a can.
- Put everything together in a bowl and add the sesame seeds, soy sauce, coriander and a little oil.
Kcal : 445kcal (with these amounts)
Proteins: 23.2% of kcal
Hydrates: 34.3% of kcal
Fats: 42.4% of kcal
USA – SPICY CHICKEN WINGS WITH POTATOES
- Chicken wings – 200g (three wings approx.)
- Potato – 100g (a small one)
- Unsalted butter – 10g (a dessert spoon)
- Crushed tomato – 40g (half cup)
- Tabasco – (to taste)
- Paprika – 5g (a dessert spoon)
- Vinegar – (one tablespoon)
- Put the butters, minced garlic, spices and salt in a pan over low heat
- Sauté and when they are golden brown add the tomato, vinegar and a few drops of tabasco.
- Place the wings in a bowl and add the sauce from the pan and marinate for 3 or 4 hours in the fridge.
- Preheat the oven to 180ºC. Place the wings on a baking tray, try not to stick to each other.
- Wash the potatoes and cut them into large pieces, put them on a tray and put them in the oven.
- Take out the previously marinated wings. Place them on a baking sheet, try not to stick to each other. Cook 15 minutes
- Turn them over and drizzle with a little more sauce, bake another 20 minutes.
- Take out of the oven and ready to enjoy!
Kcal : 617kcal (with these amounts)
Proteins: 26% of kcal
Hydrates: 14% of kcal
Fats: 60% of kcal
MEXICO – CHICKEN AND GUACAMOLE TACOS
- Chicken breast – 80g (half fillet)
- Corn tortilla 40g – (unit)
- Avocado – 50g ( medium)
- Tomato – 30g ( medium)
- Red onion – 40g (half unit)
- Spices mix Mexico – (to taste)
- Olive oil – 5g (dessert spoon)
- Black pepper – (to taste)
- Coriander – (to taste)
- Put a griddle or frying pan to heat with a little oil and sauté the breast cut into pieces with the “Mexico” spice mix.
- To prepare the homemade guacamole, mix well in a container: The avocado cut and crushed previously, half of the onion previously chopped, the tomato previously chopped, the lime juice, a pinch of salt and the black pepper.
- Heat the corn tortilla on a griddle.
- Add the chicken, the homemade guacamole, a little red onion and the chopped cilantro to the tortilla.
Kcal : 320kcal (with these amounts)
Proteins: 26% of kcal
Hydrates: 29% of kcal
Fats: 45% of kcal
COLOMBIA AND VENEZUELA – AREPAS
- Corn flour – 50g (half cup)
- Salt – 2g (half a dessert spoon)
- Water – 60g (half cup)
- Olive oil – 5g (a dessert spoon)
- Avocado – 40g (half unit)
- Chicken breast – 80g (half fillet)
- Tomato salad – 40g (half a small unit)
- Onion – 10g (⅓ unit)
- Black pepper – (to taste)
- Put the cornmeal with the water and salt in a bowl and knead for about 2 minutes. If the dough is very liquid, add more flour little by little and if it is very dry, add more water.
- Let the dough rest for 5-10 minutes.
- Get your hands wet and make balls with the dough and shape them into arepa by flattening them with the palms of your hands.
- Heat the pan with olive oil and cook the arepas over medium heat for about 5-7 minutes on each side.
- Let the arepas cool a little.
- While making the grilled breast into cubes.
- Chop the avocado, onion and tomato and reserve in a bowl with the lime juice and black pepper.
- Open them in half with the help of a knife and fill them.
Kcal : 515kcal (with these amounts)
Proteins: 22% of kcal
Hydrates: 45% of kcal
Fats: 33% of kcal
MOROCCO – CHICKEN COUS COUS
- Cous cous – 30g (half cup)
- Chicken broth – 100ml (half a glass)
- Chicken thigh – 150g (unit)
- Raisins – 5g (10 units)
- Curry – 2g (to taste)
- Peppermint – 2g (to taste)
- Carrot – 50g (half unit)
- Sweet Potato – 50g (a medium piece)
- Onion – 40g (half unit)
- Apple – 40g (half unit)
- Heat a little butter and the chicken thigh in a pot. When golden reserve
- In the same pot, add the sweet potato, the potato and the carrot, all cut into pieces. Dora and reserve
- Add a peeled and chunky apple and brown. Take out and reserve.
- Pour the chicken broth into the same pot and all the ingredients that you have previously browned except the apple.
- Add the curry. Cover with broth and cook for about 20 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a bowl put the couscous, the raisins, the mint and a little oil. Mix.
- Take broth from the pot and add it to the bowl (the same measure as couscous) cover with film and let it rest for 3 minutes.
- Shred the chicken thigh.
- Serve the couscous and vegetables with the chicken on a tray.
Kcal : 500kcal (with these amounts)
Proteins: 32% of kcal
Hydrates: 41% of kcal
Fats: 27% of kcal
JAPAN – RAMEN
- Chicken broth – 280g (a large glass)
- Rice noodles – 40g
- Spinach – 50g (small bunch)
- Carrot – 50g (unit)
- Garlic – 2g (half clove)
- Ginger – 2g (to taste)
- Olive oil – 5g (a dessert spoon)
- Soy sauce – 10g (soup spoon)
- Edamame – 30g (half cup)
- Chives – 5g (a dessert spoon)
- Egg – 60g (unit)
- Peel and mince the garlic, grate the ginger and sauté for a few minutes in a saucepan over medium heat with a pinch of oil. Stir so they don’t burn.
- Add the chicken broth (if possible, homemade), the shiitake mushrooms, soy sauce, water and the edamames in the pot.
- Put the heat on high until it starts to boil. Then lower it a bit and let it boil for 10 minutes until the edamame is soft.
- Add the noodles and boil for the time indicated on the package.
- Peel and chop the carrot and add to the pot.
- Add the cleaned spinach. You can also use Pak Choi.
- Make the egg on the grill in a frying pan with a pinch of olive oil. You can also do it poche,
- Add the chopped chives to the pot and serve immediately with the egg and edamame.
Kcal : 460kcal (with these amounts)
Proteins: 24.2% of kcal
Hydrates: 44.4% of kcal
Fats: 31.3% of kcal
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