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Thursday, 15 January 2015

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Bibimbap is a traditional Korean rice dish. It literally means “mixed rice”. It consists of a hot bowl of rice topped with stir-fried vegetables, gochujang and soy sauce. A fried egg is usually placed on top and sometimes strips of beef. Just before eating, you stir it all together thoroughly with chopsticks. It’s a messy jumble of flavour and incredibly delicious.

Each time I eat this, I can’t help but announce that I could eat it every day. If there was only one dish I could choose, this would be it. I think food should be nourishing but it should also make you happy. This does both. It has bursts of chilli, salty soy sauce and loads of crunchy vegetables for texture, with the richness of a fried egg. It’s happiness in a bowl.

It can be difficult to source a good quality gochujang – a chilli pepper paste – so I usually use sweet chilli sauce or sriracha sauce.

Irish company Thai Gold makes a good sriracha, which I add to everything.

I used to make this the traditional way, cooking and seasoning each vegetable individually before assembling the finished dish. But I’ve come up with a much easier version, which would perhaps be frowned upon by traditionalists but results in a super-quick yet delicious supper. I cook all my vegetables at once, keeping them crunchy, full of nutrients and bursting with flavour. Use whatever vegetables you have for an affordable dinner option.

Kale, so cheap and healthy, is perfect in a dish such as this, where it will be highly seasoned with the soy and chilli sauces. I’ve made this using just carrots, ginger and onion as my base, and it tastes lovely. Red cabbage, bean sprouts, shredded Brussels sprouts, mushrooms and dried seaweed are all great additions. Recently, I bought a bag of mixed stir-fry vegetables and they were perfect for this. Pre-prepared items such as this can be incredibly convenient when you just have a shopping basket, a few hungry toddlers trailing behind you and five minutes to pick up ingredients for a healthy dinner.

Most supermarkets have a range of different vegetable mixes, from the basic cabbage-heavy bargain version to the de-luxe asparagus and sugar snap pea with grated ginger version, which still usually cost only about €3.

Bibimbap is a great way to cram as many vegetables as you can into your meal, yet it still leaves you feeling satisfied and nourished.
Although I love my hearty comfort food dishes during these colder months, one thing that keeps my immune system in check is possibly my best habit - juicing.

I started this back when I was living at home, when my mom bought a juicer and a copy of Nigel Slater's brilliant juicing book, Thirst. I've graduated from my go-to apple, carrot and ginger juice up to using more hardcore juice ingredients like kale, beetroot and celery. Vegetable juices are a brilliant way to give your immune system a helping hand and these are three of my go-to juices that range from the beginner and the detoxer right up to a juice the slightly more advanced drinker.

Green Goblin Super Juice

Juices which are rich in green colour like this one are incredibly healthy, and if you prefer you can pare back the sweetness by reducing the amount of apple in their recipe.
You will need

2 green apples

1 large handful of baby leaf spinach

1 small handful of kale

2.5cm slice of cucumber

1 lime

Method

Place one of the apples in the shoot of the juicer and top with the spinach and kale leaves. Add in the other apple creating a leafy green sandwich which will allow you to get the most juice from them and process.

Then, add in the rest of the ingredients and continue to juice.

Pour the rich green liquid over a glass filled with ice and serve.

Super Cleansing Juice

One for the more advanced juicers — with apple and carrot as the base there is great sweetness and a powerful citrus twist from a small slice of lemon.

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