Always keep a few cans of tuna on hand- it’s a great source of protein, reasonably-priced and infinitely versatile. Try this baked sweet potato, stuffed to bursting.
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Exploding Tuna, Broccoli and Cheddar Sweet Potato Skins
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Gourmet Open Faced Tuna Sandwich
Not your ordinary tuna sandwich, this gourmet-inspired main course is a great option for a quick weeknight dinner.
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Layered Salad to Go
Cheer up your lunch time routine with this colourful and nutritious salad. Make on Sunday night and chill for three ready-to-go lunches.
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Wrapped Roasted Salmon and Tomatoes
A perfect jewel of a dinner for two. Serve with whole wheat couscous, if you like.
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Sweet Corn and Crab Soup
To get filmy and light strands of egg, the soup should be simmering. If the soup’s at a hard boil, the egg gets scrambled and rubbery.
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Bruschetta Halibut with Easy Green Onion Couscous
A delicious and colourful way to get more healthful omega-3 fat in your family’s diet.
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Grilled Tilapia Parcels
Tilapia’s sweet white flesh makes it a perfect “foil” for lemony Souvlaki Marinade in this dinner cooked en papillote. Clean-up’s always a breeze when you cook food using this method.
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Cool Cucumber Sunomono with Crab
Sunomono is Japanese for vinegared salads, especially refreshing in the heat of summer. Serve as part of multi-course Japanese meal.
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Creamy Salmon Linguine
Supermom feeds a family of four with one can of salmon! Deliciously creamy, and easy enough to make on a weeknight.
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Slow Roasted Wild Salmon
Omega-3 fats are necessary for the normal growth and development of the brain, nerve and eye tissue, and are beneficial to heart health. Salmon is a great source of Omega-3.
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Salmon with Spinach Rice
This colourful meal-in-one dish is a smart choice for many reasons: it’s low in fat, a source of fibre, and easy on clean up. A source of omega-3, too!
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Low Fat Chunky Seafood Chowder
This hearty seafood chowder is only 14% calories by fat. Compare that to a cream-based seafood chowder!
