Salmon And Broccoli Pasta

Salmon And Broccoli Pasta

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Course: Dinner, LunchCuisine: Education, Italian, Brain FoodDifficulty: Easy
Servings

10

servings
Prep time

10

minutes
Cooking time

25

minutes

Ingredients

  • 750 g 750 Wholewheat pasta

  • 750 g 750 Broccoli

  • 2 2 Onions

  • 750 g 750 Lemon and pepper salmon

  • 500 g 500 Reduced fat soft cream cheese

  • 4 4 Lemons

  • 500 ml 500 Water

  • Chilli flakes

Directions

  • Dice the onions and cut the broccolli into florets.
  • Cook the pasta as per packet instructions.
  • Roast the salmon at 180C until cooked in the center.
  • Fry off the onion and blanch the broccoli until the stalks are tender.
  • Drain the pasta and return to the pan.
  • Flake the salmon then add to the pasta pan with cream cheese, water and lemon juice and stir through.
  • Season to taste and finish with chilli flakes.
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