10 Minute low calorie Thai Green Chicken CurryWritten by Carl Harris
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First things first. Get your rice in microwave or stove top and use absorption method. Heat olive oil in wok or frypan and add curry paste. Stir and cook off for 1-2 minutes until paste is bubbling. Add onion and then your lean chicken Fry and allow all ingredients to be coated by paste, and then reduce to medium heat. Add your greens and cook for another 3-4 minutes. Remember to keep an eye on your rice. Add your puree vegetables or soup and allow to simmer until hot. Season to taste. Plate up your food and if you are ahead of time you can shape your rice in a mould or cup and flip on plate for an authentic look. Top rice with curry, garnish and serve. Carl Harris 6degrees.net.au

Carl, director and head trainer of 6 degrees Whilst still at school, he began working in fine dining. Surrounded by great food, Carl battled with his own weight management. However through the right training and guidance, at the age of 17, Carl was able to lose a remarkable 18kg. In the process, he found something that he loved doing and something that allowed him to help people at the same time.
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Continued from page 1 problems as they increase flow of bile. When these bile salts are bound by soluble fibres, your body will need to manufacture more bile salts from cholesterol in blood, thereby lowering cholesterol. As liver plays a role in regulating metabolism of fat, taking milk thistle and dandelion will help improve liver function, thus normalising triglycerides level. You should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and less red meat. Oats, apples and carrots contain water soluble fibres that help to regulate blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Vitamins like A, C, E and zinc can be used to improve integrity of blood vessel walls. Clinical evidence also points to these nutrients being key to help prevent fats within blood from oxidising and causing damage to arteries.

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