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Meanwhile, make your tahini dressing by mixing half of the juice of a lemon with a tablespoon of tahini paste, a splash of hot water and a few teaspoons of maple syrup.Coat your chopped (fairly chunky) vegetables in olive oil and roast them in a preheated oven (180 degrees) – they will take around 40 minutes.Tahini sauce (tahini, lemon juice, water, maple syrup) Tenderstem (or purple sprouting) broccoli Vegetables to roast (I use sweet potato and red pepper) If you prefer it a firmer texture then just cook it for 20. I cook the salmon for around 10-15 minutes because I like it to be a bit pink inside. The avocado is creamy and makes the whole thing taste ‘richer’ than it actually is, and the tahini dressing is delicious (if you love sesame like I do). The roasted chickpeas are great because they provide a bit of crunch and almost turn into roast hazelnuts.

It feels really healthy…actually it is really healthy. I made this up but it’s not really a ‘recipe’ as such… more of a load of my favourite things chucked together.
