Anne McCullagh Rennie

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March- Chicken & Spinach Terrine More Tips and Recipes

 

Chicken should not be introduced until you have been on the Pain-Free Living Diet for at least six months to one year.  Introduce chicken gradually at first - have only one dish per week.  When buying barbequed chickens, at first choose unseasoned chickens and check they have not been sprinkled with pepper.  Buy free range eggs and organically fed chickens wherever possible.

 

Enjoy delicious, simple, nourishing meals that leave you pain-free and know that you are filling your body with goodness!

 

Suitable both for osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis sufferers.

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Chicken & Spinach Terrine
Serves 4

 

1 bunch spinach leaves, white stalks removed and halved

1 tablespoon milk-free margarine

2 green shallots

1 clove garlic

2 teaspoons soybean oil

2 tablespoons soyflour*

4 tablespoons liquid from spinach* 

OR *2 tablespoons liquid from spinach plus 2 tablespoons Soy milk or Rice milk

2 egg whites, lightly beaten

500 grams chicken thigh or breast fillets, chopped

1 tablespoon finely chopped parsley

1 tablespoon finely chopped tarragon

1 tablespoon finely chopped marjoram

¾ cup breadcrumbs - home baked or free of preservatives, milk, and vinegar)

Red Capsicum Sauce (see April recipe)

Lightly grease a 10 x 25 cm loaf tin with milk-free margarine.  In a saucepan, cook spinach in 1cm water until just wilting. Pour off water from cooking liquid into a jug and reserve.  Wash leaves under cold water and drain well. Keep 3-4 leaves for top of  terrine and divide remainder of spinach in half. Line loaf tin with one half, and chop the other half roughly.

Heat margarine in a small pan and fry shallots. Add garlic and fry for 30 seconds. Put pan to one side.

In separate bowl combine oil, soy flour and cooking liquid, mixing to a smooth paste. Beat in egg whites. Place chicken, soy flour paste, parsley, tarragon , marjoram and breadcrumbs in food processor or blender and blend until well combined.  Press into prepared loaf tin, and cover with remaining spinach leaves, then cover terrine with foil.  Place loaf tin in a baking dish and fill with boiling water to half way up the side of the loaf tin.  Cook in a moderate oven at 180°C (350° F)for 1 hour. 

Make Red Capsicum Sauce (see April recipe) and serve hot with Chicken Terrine. This sauce also goes very well with fish dishes.

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