Roasted Cajun 'Chicken' & Sweet Potato Mash (v)
Succulent Cajun-spiced quorn served with creamy sweet potato mash, sautéed greens and a drizzle of sweet chilli sauce. Bold, hearty and full of feel-good flavour.
Succulent Cajun-spiced quorn served with creamy sweet potato mash, sautéed greens and a drizzle of sweet chilli sauce. Bold, hearty and full of feel-good flavour.
Nutritional information
Energy, 334 kcal
Protein, 20g
Carbs, 40g
Fat, 8g
Saturated Fat, 2g
Fibre, 16g
Sugar, 9g
Ingredients
Sweet Potatoes, Chicken Breast, Collard Greens, Peas, Kale, Sweet Chilli Sauce[May contain SESAME seeds, PEANUTS and NUTS], Homemade Cajun Spice, Vegetable Stock Cube, Sea Salt
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