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Savoury Buckwheat with a Runny Egg & Chili Oil

576calories
27 gprotein
45 gnet carbs
165 mgsodium
30 mintotal

≈ £1.68 per servingestimated from UK store prices

Nutty buckwheat, wilted spinach and a runny egg, finished with a spoon of chili oil. A savoury breakfast for people tired of sweet ones.

High in fibre

12 g of fibre per serving.

Numbers you can cook to

27 g of protein and 165 mg of sodium per serving — the figures printed in the book.

Ready in 30 minutes

5 minutes of prep and 25 minutes of cooking.

The recipe

Savoury Buckwheat with a Runny Egg & Chili Oil

Prep 5 minCook 25 minTotal 30 minServes 4
Servingsmakes 4
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Ingredients

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Method

  1. Rinse the groats and toast them in a dry pan 2 minutes, until they smell of popcorn. Pour the measured water over boiling, cover and cook on low 15 minutes, until tender and dry; rest 5 minutes covered.
  2. Wilt the spinach through it off the heat, with the olive oil and half the lime juice.
  3. Warm the sesame oil with the chili flakes for 30 seconds, until they sizzle. Poach the eggs in barely simmering water 3 minutes, until the whites are set and the yolks still runny.
  4. Spoon the yogurt into the bowl, pile the buckwheat and avocado on it, set an egg on each and finish with the chili oil, the rest of the lime juice and the spring onions.
Chef’s tipToast the rinsed groats until they smell of popcorn, and pour the water on boiling; cold water and untoasted groats give you porridge.
KeepKeeps 3 days. Warm covered with a spoon of water; cut the avocado and poach the egg when you eat it. Freeze the buckwheat alone, 2 months.
SwapNo buckwheat? Quinoa, cooked the same way and toasted first too.

Nutrition per serving

The figures printed in the book, worked out from the ingredient list. How we count.

576Calories
27 gProtein
57 gCarbs
45 gNet carbs
12 gFibre
30 gFat
5.2 gSaturated fat
4 gSugars
165 mgSodium
1190 mgPotassium

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