Serve with fresh crusty bread to complete this meal. A delicious easy to prepare dish with a creamy sauce, you can ring the changes by swapping the ham for canned tuna or salmon or adding diced salami instead. For vegetarians, add a 400 g can of borlotti beans or 300g button mushrooms which will need cooking in the oil for 4-5 minutes before adding the spring onions.
Nutritional information per portion:
249 Cals
19.8 g Protein
9.1g Fat of which 2.8g saturated fat
23g Carbohydrate of which 12g sugar
5.2g Fibre
1.8g Salt
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