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Halloumi, bean and potato salad
By on 24/08/2011 14:02:15
Injury-proof your runs with this calcium-rich summer dish

, people who consumed the most olive oil preserved more bone density throughout their lives.Thanks to www.tastesofsummer.co.uk for the recipe and photo.

Oaty crumble apple muffins
By on 21/09/2011 17:56:49
Get your sugar fix guilt free with these oaty treats

boosted their cholesterol oxidisation by 20 per cent in another study. Thanks to pinkladyapples.co.uk for the recipe and photo which featured in our October 2011 edition.

Anjum Anand's chicken burgers
By on 11/10/2011 18:06:21
Enjoy an Indian-inspired twist on a mealtime favourite

of the bun. The Chicken Burger recipe is adapted from Anjum Anand's 'Indian Food Made Easy' (Quadrille, £14.99). For more on Anjum, please visit anjumanand.co.uk

Manna Bread
By on 03/11/2011 17:04:34

"This recipe takes time but rewards patience," says pastry chef Gesine Bullock-Prado. "It's all whole foods that pack nutritional punch and guarantee a carbo load with staying power."Serves: Makes 4 loaves 325g organic wheat berries480ml spring

Southern unfried chicken
By on 14/11/2011 15:25:18
Comfort food without the calories - we can't get enough of this spicy Southern dish

Baking keeps the fat content of this comfort dish in check. You can also chef Art Smith's risotto on the side.Serves: 4240ml buttermilk2-3 tsp hot pepper sauce 4 skinless chicken breasts, halved 135g wholewheat panko breadcrumbs (Hanayuki Panko Breadcrumbs, £3.98 for 340g, availa...

Long-run cake with black beans
By on 14/11/2011 15:48:38
Snack on these sweet gluten-free cakes before a long training session

Pastry chef Gesine Bullock-Prado's gluten-free mini loaves with no added fat make the ideal fuel before a long run.240g organic apple sauce440g black beans, drained200g wholegrain oat flour90g cocoa powder 2 tbsp baking powder1 tsp salt230ml agave syrup2 eggs60ml coffee1 tsp vani...

Green bean and rice noodle salad
By on 14/12/2010 16:46:27
Spring has sprung - bringing with it tasty green beans

Britain's soft vegetable season is just beginning to get into its stride so celebrate spring with this salad packed with green beans. As well as being full of vitamin K, the beans are a good source of manganese, an antioxidant that helps you convert essential fats into race-winni...

Jerk turkey, rice and peas
By on 14/12/2010 16:57:24
Give your Christmas leftovers a spicy Caribbean twist

Hearty, healthy and as hot as you like, Jamaican jerk spices will warm you up after a winter run. And if you can't stomach more turkey, try chicken, pork or tofu to beef up the traditional Caribbean side dish of fibre-rich rice and peas. Serves: 2Preparation: 35-40 mins2 turkey b...

Harissa-spiced veggie burgers
By on 14/12/2010 17:16:14
Banish winter chills with a spicy burger

Best served in a toasted ciabatta roll stuffed with salad, these vegetarian  patties pack in nearly 20 times more carbs than a standard burger, and less than half the fat. They also keep their shape after freezing, so you can cook up a big batch in advance. Simply reheat with a c...

Roasted squash and halloumi salad
By on 14/12/2010 17:25:18
This high-protein salad is a perfect post-run meal

Britain’s loose-leaf lettuce season is just getting underway: make the best of it with this hearty, filling take on a traditional salad. Halloumi cheese is a delicious source of protein, and when baked delevlops a creamy, molten centre.Serves: 4Preparation: 45 mins350g butternut ...

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