Spicy, sweet, sour, salty Thai style curries are good all year round. This easy Salmon bean eggplant green curry makes a perfect one bowl work night dinner.  On the table in under 30 minutes, full of omega 3 from the Salmon, and good for you veggies.  Give it a go.

Green beans and eggplant add gut-healthy fibre which also helps to keep you feeling fuller for longer. 

Ashleigh Feltham (MNutrDiet)

A curry your taste buds will love. Salmon is not only a great source of omega 3 fat needed for optimal brain and heart health it also boasts many other nutrients. A highlight is that salmon is a source of selenium which acts as an antioxidant. Selenium helps decrease your risk of heart disease by lowering inflammatory markers in your body which promote atherosclerosis which can lead to a heart attack. Selenium also helps to increase a powerful antioxidant called glutathione peroxidase. This antioxidant helps protect your heart and is immune enhancing.

Further optimising your immune function is the onion with its antioxidant called quercetin. The green curry paste with its green chillies adds additional antioxidants which help to fight off free radicals which can cause damage and disease to the cells of your body.  Chilis also have anti-microbial properties and assist your body with its natural detoxification processes. Lime adds a refreshingly tang and also supports your immunity as a source of vitamin C.

Green beans and eggplant add gut-healthy fibre which also helps to keep you feeling fuller for longer. Green beans add folate needed for DNA synthesis and repair. Also, vitamin A which further supports your immunity and helps your eyes to function well. Green beans are also a source of vitamin K which is needed for strong bones and helps your blood to clot normally. Eggplant adds potassium for healthy blood pressure and is a good source of manganese which plays many roles from keeping your immune system strong to energy metabolism to playing a role in creating strong bones. This meal will be a favourite for your taste buds and body.

This nutritional information has been created using the foodstandards.gov.au online tool. While every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, it should be considered a guide only.