New Collection Of Midweek (Part 3) – Harissa chicken, Tomato, black olive and caper spaghetti

Harissa chicken

Any leftovers will make a great lunch the
next day.

Serve 2. Easy/Prepare ahead. Preparation: 5
minutes. Cook 15 minutes

For
the couscous

·        
200g (7oz) couscous

·        
200g (7oz) pomegranate seeds

·        
50g (2oz) toasted flaked almonds

·        
Juice 1 lemon

·        
2tbsp extra virgin olive oil

For
the chicken

·        
2 free-range skinless chicken breasts, shopped
into chunks and seasoned

·        
1tbsp harissa

·        
Juice ½ lemon

·        
Large handful roughly chopped coriander leaves

Directions

1.   
To make the couscous, cook according to the pack
instructions. Fluff with a fork, then stir through the pomegranate, almonds,
lemon juice and olive oil with plenty of seasoning. Set aside.

2.   
To cook the chicken, heat a frying pan with a
drizzle of oil and add the chicken to the pan with the harissa and lemon juice.
Toss in the pan for around 5 minutes until cooked through. Stir through the
coriander and allow to wilt for a few seconds in the pan. Serve with the
couscous.

Per serving: 691 calories, 28g fat (3g
saturated), 65g carbohydrate

Tomato, black olive and caper spaghetti

Description: Tomato, black olive and caper spaghett

When the weather
is warm, rich, cloying spaghetti sauces are not what you need. This
pasta sauce recipe is light, fresh and
delicious!

Serve 4 Easy. Preparation: 5 minutes. Cook:
10 minutes.

Ingredients

·        
400g (14oz) Italian spaghetti (we live De Cecco)

·        
200g (7oz) cherry tomatoes, quartered large
handful pitted black olives

·        
4tbsp toasted pine nuts

·        
2tbsp capers, drained and rinsed

·        
Oregano leaves, to garnish olive oil, to
drizzle.

Directions

Cook the pasta according to the pack
instructions. Drain and toss with all the other ingredients, then divide
between 4 plates and drizzle liberally with olive oil.

Per serving: 515 calories, 19g fat (2g
saturated), 76g carbohydrate

Cook’s
tip:

Don’t buy any old olives for this dish!
Cheaper olives can be over-salted, so look on the deli counter or shelf for
olives in olive oil rather than brine.