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Makeover





         FISH & CHIPS





          It’s comfort food at its best but can easily turn into a stodge fest,
          especially if you add a helping of mushy peas. Our version nets all
          the nostalgic flavours with half the calories and a fraction of the fat

          prep 20 min cook 40 min serves 4     baking paper. Put the chips on the tray in
                                               a single layer, drizzle with the oil, season
          1kg maris piper potatoes,            with black pepper and toss to coat. Bake          CLASSIC VS HFG
           cut into 1cm wide chips             for 40 min, turning halfway through.
          1tbsp extra-virgin rapeseed oil      2 Meanwhile, line a smaller baking tray   CLASSIC RECIPE  OUR MAKEOVER
          1 egg                                with non-stick baking paper. Beat the
          2tsp dijon mustard                   egg and mustard in a small shallow        1,078kcal        489kcal
          70g dried breadcrumbs, lightly       bowl. Mix the breadcrumbs and lemon        39g fat          7.2g fat
           toasted in a dry pan                zest in another. Dip each fish fillet into
          Finely grated zest 1 lemon, juice ½, plus   the egg to coat, then dip in the crumbs   9g saturates   1.5g saturates
           wedges to serve                     and put on the baking tray. When the
          4 chunky sustainable white fish fillets    chips have been cooking for 20 min, put   121g carbs    59g carbs
           (about 150g each) such as cod or pollock   the fish into the oven for 18–20 min.
          100ml 2% fat Greek yogurt            3 In a small bowl, mix the yogurt,       11.8g sugars     8.6g sugars
          1½tbsp capers, chopped               capers, shallot or spring onions and     52g protein      43g protein
          1 small shallot or 2 spring onions, very    parsley with the lemon juice until well
           finely chopped                       combined. Serve the fish and chips with    11.5g fibre      10.2g fibre
          2tbsp fresh flatleaf parsley,         a dollop of tartare sauce scattered with
           chopped, plus extra to serve        extra parsley, the lemon wedges to         Salt 2g          Salt 1g
          350g garden peas, to serve           squeeze over, and the peas.
                                                                                       152mg calcium    121mg calcium
          1 Heat the oven to 220°C/200°C fan/                                1           3.9mg iron      3.8mg iron
          gas 7. Line a baking tray with non-stick





          HOW WE MADE IT HEALTHIER


          THE WHOPPING 589           person to cook the fish    satisfying – so we’ve      Greek yogurt rather
          CALORIE DIFFERENCE         and another 1tbsp each     saved unnecessary          than relying on the
          between the HFG            to cook the chips). We     extra calories.            oil that’s invariably
          version and traditional    swapped the traditional    WE SHAVED 1g SALT          added to the versions
          fish and chips comes       side portion of mushy      from our recipe by         you buy.
          from oven baking           peas to cut down           flavouring the fish        THE TRADITIONAL
          rather than deep frying    further on both fat        with mustard and           VERSION has 9g
          our recipe, which          and calories.              making our own tartare     saturated fat, most of
          significantly cut the oil  ALTHOUGH SMALLER           sauce instead of using a   which comes from the
          we used (we used just      THAN the huge              commercial brand.          mushy peas. Ours has
          2.8g oil for both portions, portions you get in a     WE ALSO CUT FAT            just 1.5g saturates as we
          while the traditional      chip shop, our serving     FROM THE TARTARE           serve our peas simply
          recipe uses 1tbsp per      size is generous and       sauce by using 2% fat      on the side.



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