Zucchini Noodles Done Four Ways! Thai Prawn and Peanut, Chicken Edamame, Basil Pesto and Chocolate Chilli Beef

If you’ve never hopped aboard the ‘zoodles’ (A.K.A zucchini noodles) train but have always secretly wanted to get on board, do I have the perfect four recipes for you!
Whenever you’re trying to cook something for the first time, especially if you’re not a ninja in the kitchen, it’s always a good idea to find easy recipes so you don't get too overwhelmed.
These are all easy and guess what? They all actually taste good.
I know… Shocking.
So, why use zucchini noodles? They’re a real impasta!
By using zucchini noodles instead of regular wheat noodles, you can help improve your digestion and increase your intake of nutrients.
I'm sharing a Thai Prawn and Peanut Zoodle dish, a Chicken and Edamame Zoodle Soup, Zucchini Noodles with Basil Pesto and Chocolate Chilli Beef Zoodles.
Now that we have our noods in order what are you waiting for?
Lee Holmes - Naturopath/Author
Love your Gut.
Grab the recipes in the link.

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