Immunity boosting stir fry

 It's always a good time to boost your immunity. That aside this is just really tasty too. Super cheap to make, packed with flavour and texture and is Vegan and Gluten Free.Ingredients: (serves 1)Sauce:2 tablespoons of Sesame Oil1 teaspoon of honey/syrup1 teaspoon Soya Sauce1 inch of grated ginger2 cloves or garlic gratedVegetables and noodles:This is really up to you but what I find works are:Sliced Red Cabbage (about 1/5th of a large head)Grated carrot (one large or 2 small)2-3 spring onions2 handfuls of peanuts1 serving of rice noodlesOptional extra vegetablesTender stem BroccoliBok choyOptional garnish:Fresh coriander choppedToasted sesame seeds   Method:In a bowl mix the ingredients for the sauce and set asideWash and chop all veggiesOption to place the peanuts on a tray in a low heat oven or grill and roast them slightly to release their flavour. This can also be done in a pan on the stove, tossing regularly.Heat a frying pan/wok on medium heat and add the sauce letting it cook and sizzle for 3-5 minutes.Add the veggies and stir well.In a second pan place some boiling water and cook noodles as per instructions. Rice noodles generally only take a few minutes to cook.Drain the water and add the noodles to the vegetable and sauce mix, stirring well to fully coat the noodles.Add in the roasted peanuts and stir well.Taste and season if needed.Add optional garnishes (above).Serve and enjoy! Dietary Information:

Vegetarian
Vegan
Gluten Free
Wheat Free
Sugar Free
Full of healthy vegetables - fibre rich to feed the good gut bacteria and boost immunity.
Garlic is antibacterial and antiviral so excellent for fighting colds and flu.
Ginger is good for digestion issues, nausea, natural anti-inflammatory and boosts the immune system.
Sesame oil is full of antioxidants
Carrots contain Vitamins A, B and K for immunity, metabolism and bone health.
Peanuts are a good source of protein, healthy fats and B vitamins for cell growth and health.
Red Cabbage contains folate, vitamin C and potassium, all essential in blood health.
Serving suggestion:
I often add a side of tender stem broccoli to this dish for an added boost of greens. Broccoli, among other things, has lots of Vitamin C, for a well functioning immunity.
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