1. Spaghetti with sardines and cherry tomatoes

Easy to make and low in saturated fat, salt and sugar, this recipe is another great way to incorporate fish into your diet – perfect for a weeknight meal. Throw it together in just 10 minutes and enjoy this easy, warming and healthy dish.
2. Beetroot hummus

Beetroot hummus is low in sugar, salt and saturated fat and takes just ten minutes to make. It is the perfect dip to accompany vegetables and pittas as part of a quick and healthy meal. It makes a great packed lunch too.
3. Vegetable stir fry
This dish is low in fat, saturated fat, salt and sugar, making it a brilliant heart-healthy dish. Packed with vegetables and authentic Japanese flavours, this dish is great way to get your five-a-day.
4. Sizzling prawn fajitas

This is another great heart-healthy dish. Throw it together in just 25 minutes and enjoy a lively dinner packed with fresh vegetables, low-fat prawns and sumptuous sizzling spices.
5. Jewelled couscous salad

Jewelled couscous salad is a wonderfully fresh and exotic addition to anyone’s dinner table. The dish serves six, so it’s great for feeding the family – or have leftovers as a packed lunch the next day. It could be embellished with grilled chicken or beetroot hummus to add some low-fat protein.
6. Raitha with cucumber

Raitha with cucumber (kheera) takes just minutes to prepare and is a great accompaniment to salad and bread for a light lunch. Combining spices with low-fat yoghurt and cucumber, it’s healthy and perfect accompaniment to Indian dishes, like the okra below.
7. Salmon pate

If you have leftover poached salmon in the fridge, give this delicious pate a try. Served with bread or crackers, it makes for a perfect and healthy appetiser to share with loved ones.
8. Spiced okra

Spiced okra (bhindi or bhinda) is the perfect curry dish for those wanting to cut their salt, sugar, fat and saturated fat intake. Using fresh ingredients and a beautiful mix of Indian spices, you can enjoy a Friday night curry without the guilt. Why not add a raitha to the meal to enhance the flavours?
9. Grilled mackerel with sweet chilli and lime
Although this dish is high in fat, the type of fats found in oily fish are not harmful to your heart, and eating fish (oily or white) is a nutritious choice which can form part of the Mediterranean diet. Add some cooked vegetables on the side and bon appetit!
10. Poached pears with ginger
Poached pears with ginger is a versatile dessert which can be enjoyed hot with rice pudding as a winter warmer or with low-fat yogurt as a summer cooler. Choose naturally sweet fresh ripe pears to keep added sugar content down.