I have not been eating very well for the past two weeks, and so I figured this would be an opportunity for me to start including vegetables in my diet again by trying a version of this made exclusively from Sainsbury's Basics items. £1.64 would buy you 3 oddly-shaped courgettes totalling 1kg in weight. That should be good for about six meals. Squ1rr3l, the author of Dulwich Munchies, followed the Sainsbury's recipe more or less to the letter, but I made two modifications. I skipped the creme fraiche as I prefer a lighter pasta, and I avoided boiling the courgette, as advised by the BBC Good Food guide, which suggested light sauteing to preserve flavour.
While the pasta is boiling in a pan, slice the courgette into thin slices and saute with oil, adding a little water halfway through.
Once that is done, toss everything together, including the salmon trimmings and lemon juice. Sprinkle with Basics black pepper.
This is by far the easiest recipe I've ever done on this blog, kudos to Sainsbury's and their Try Team for coming up with the recipe. The flavours also blend well together, the tanginess of the lemon, the saltiness of the salmon and the bite of the black pepper all contrasting against each other. The addition of creme fraiche would probably have smoothed things over, but I think you can make do without it.
Description | Price per Unit | No. of servings | Trade-up Premium | Trade-up Benefits |
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Courgettes | £1.64 | 1kg | +£0.11 for 500g | None. Buy loose for £1.80/kg. |
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