3piecesof sun-dried tomatoes, soaked in boiling water until soft
4piecestenderstem broccoli,or normal broccoli
5piecesBrussels sprouts
ahandfulof spinach
1egg,preferably organic
2Tbspextra virgin olive oil
ahandfulof frozen peas
abunch of brown rice spaghetti, approximately 80-100 grams
Instructions
Wash all your vegetables thoroughly. Pay special attention to the leek and make sure that there’s absolutely no soil residue left there.
Cut the broccoli stems in half, Brussels sprouts into quarters and slice the leek into thin slices (about 0.5 cm thin). Chop the onion and sun-dried tomatoes and finely chop the garlic.In a small pan bring the water to boil, lower the heat and boil the egg on medium-low heat for 15 minutes.In a deep pan boil the water and cook the spaghetti according to the cooking instructions on the pack and drain once cooked.
In another pan steam the broccoli and Brussels sprouts on low heat for around 3-4 minutes, making sure they’re just cooked and soft but not overcooked.
Pour the olive oil into a frying pan, heat it up on a medium-low heat, lower the heat and sauté the onion and leek for 3 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the garlic and sun-dried tomatoes sauté for further 2 minutes.
Add the peas and stir well, after a minute or two add the steamed broccoli and Brussels sprouts and warm them through.
Mix it with the brown rice spaghetti and serve with the boiled egg on the top, sprinkled with some salt and a tiny bit of red pepper (optional).
Notes
This dish is incredibly bland.If you’d like to eat it when not on chemo, you can easily add bags of flavour into it with an addition of some anchovies or olives, or both.