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    Herby cod, peas & potatoes

    Plain cod with buttery-textured potatoes, without a rich sauce. Parsley and lemon keep the finish fresh.

    30 minutes2 servings
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    Herby cod, peas & potatoes on a ceramic plate with lemon
    2out of 10110Mostly gentle

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    Ingredients

    Amounts for 2 servings

    • 2 × 150 g cod fillets
    • 150 g frozen peas
    • 300 g potatoes
    • 1 tbsp olive oil
    • ½ lemon
    • 1 tbsp parsley

    Let's make it

    1. Heat oven to 200°C and boil chopped potatoes for 15–18 minutes.
    2. Place cod in a dish with oil and lemon and bake for 15–18 minutes until cooked through.
    1. Add peas to the potatoes for the final 3 minutes, then drain.
    2. Serve everything with chopped parsley.

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    Why it's gentle in Renya

    Peas, olive oil and lemon lower the score; plain cod and potatoes are neutral. This describes the ingredient score, not a health effect.

    Start at 4, add the ingredient contributions below, then round and keep the result between 1 and 10. Portions here describe one serving.

    Cod filletsplain protein · medium portion0
    Frozen peaslegumes · medium portion−1
    Potatoesmixed ingredients · medium portion0
    Olive oilolive oil · small portion−0.5
    Lemonfruit · small portion−0.5
    Parsleymixed ingredients · small portion0
    Start 4 → 2/10Mostly gentle

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