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Sesame crusted salmon with avocado salad

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Omega-3 fatty acids play a very important role in preventing heart disease. The body converts omega-3 into other chemicals, which have anti-inflammatory properties in the body.

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Pistachio berry stacks

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Almond bread is a very low fat biscuit with the heart-friendly goodness of nuts. Pistachios are lower in fat than most other nuts, and their green-coloured skin signals the presence of helpful phytochemicals. With the added goodness of berries, this dessert is perfect for an occasional treat.

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Pancakes with yoghurt, honey and fruit

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Research shows that insoluble fibre – particularly from cereal grains and vegetables – has the best effect on reducing the risk of cardiovascular and coronary heart disease.

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Nourish plate

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The key components of your nourish plate are a healthy carbohydrate source (like quinoa, brown rice, potato or corn kernels), a protein source (tofu, chicken, salmon, tuna, roast meats) and lots of healthy whole food fat sources (avocado, nuts and seeds).

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Guacamole with sesame crisps

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Research is now showing us that overall diet quality is important for reducing one’s risk of heart disease. Consuming the right balance of dietary fats from unprocessed foods like avocado is the best way to look after your heart, long-term.

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Feta, tomato and basil stacks

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Make your snacks count. Maximise your intake of heart-healthy nutrients like antioxidants and fibre by choosing fruit and vegetables as your first option.

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Cumin and sweet potato soup

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Cumin is a warming spice that has been used medicinally in many parts of the world for some years. Research has found that cumin may have benefits such as improving blood sugar control and cholesterol.

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Coriander prawns, quinoa and lime

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This quick and healthy recipe is a fantastic source of protein, carbohydrate, fibre and nutrients.

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Chilli beef noodles

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Each serving of this delicious recipe contains 5 1/2 serves of vegetables. Instead of beef, you could also use tempeh, cut into strips. Tempeh is fermented soy bean cake that looks similar to hard tofu. It has a firm texture and nutty flavour, and all the goodness and health benefits of soy foods including isoflavones to help look after the heart.

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