Courgette, mint and almond couscous for a packed lunch
Cool seared courgettes and couscous travel well when the almonds and lemon dressing stay in separate corners of the box.
Chicken thighs roasted on top of chickpeas and red peppers, so the fat renders down into everything underneath. One tray, one wash-up.
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Cool seared courgettes and couscous travel well when the almonds and lemon dressing stay in separate corners of the box.
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