Showing posts with label Dukan recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dukan recipes. Show all posts

Tuesday, 22 March 2011

DUKAN Diet - Attack Recipe - Oatbran slices

Oatbran is your cornerstone for Dukan attack phase, and needs to be incorporated. Only problem is, it's really boring! So I have been inventive and come up with this staple recipe to replace bread and toast.

You will need:

Oatbran
Oatbran powder/flakes
Water
Olive oil (Virgin)
Sea Salt

Slick a hot, dry pan with a teaspoon of oil on a low heat (Remember olive oil has a low smoke heat)

Get a cup and mix a handful of oatbran with a splash of cold water and a generous pinch of sea salt until like putty. Too runny? Add more oatbran.

With a fork and fingers, flatten out the oatbran mix on a slippy board until about 2 mm thick. (thickness of a fork prong)

When the oil is hot, lay the oatbran flats in the pan and wait until the top side is starting to bubble. Turn with a flat spatula. Repeat until the flats are cooked well enough to slide in the pan without help and are golden.

Serve with soft cheese and fish.

Monday, 21 March 2011

Chowder recipe - Prawn and Sumiri Spanish Style Chowder - Dukan Style

Sumiri is processed crab like crabsticks
I was actually really bored with what I bought which was some prawns and sumiri/crabsticks that I was going to just grill and have with some Philadelphia cheese.




Then I remembered the Spanish often eat a cream fish soup so I had a try.


DUKAN RECIPE - Spanish fish chowder (2 servings)


You will need:
Three handfuls of prawns
About ten crabsticks/ two handfuls of Sumiri
One clove of garlic
Paprika
Seasalt
Olive oil
Low fat pouring cream


Dukan Fish Soup Recipe
Half fill a pan with water and add the defrosted seafood, with the sumiri or crabsticks chopped into pieces. Add a teaspoon of paprika and a teaspoon and a half of seasalt. Add a slosh of olive oil. Prick the garlic clove with a fork and put the garlic, whole, into the pot. Boil this for about five minutes until the crabsticks break up into strips. Take out the garlic and add a tablespoon of low fat pouring cream. Serve.




The actual result is in the photo I took just now, above. It tasted great, and I am full up!