
Extract taken from Cooking with Anna: Modern home cooking with Irish heart by Anna Haugh (Bloomsbury, £26 Hardback). Photography © Laura Edwards
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'My restaurant Myrtle is closed on Mondays. Usually, after a weekend, I want to eat something light and on the healthy side, but I never want to spend ages in the kitchen, as I've still got a lot of admin to do while the restaurant is closed,' Anna says. 'So it has worked out that I make a version of this recipe most Mondays!'
'What's great about this is that you can prepare it a day before you need it, leave it in the fridge and have it when you get home,' Anna says. 'It's also a good dish to bring on a picnic, or take for a lunch at work. Making the dressing in a jam jar also makes it great for travelling. I've kept this version vegetarian, but cooked chicken or prawns would be a nice addition.
'I created these for a guest who I hadn't realised was vegetarian. When I found out, I looked in my cupboards and pretty much all I had was a bag of frozen peas and some cheese! It didn't look like a meal, but when I put it together it turned into a burger,' Anna says. 'These are completely delicious: not only satisfying in flavour, but the texture of the seeds, the spicy horseradish kick and the sweet peas all really complement each other.'
Extract taken from Cooking with Anna: Modern home cooking with Irish heart by Anna Haugh (Bloomsbury, £26 Hardback). Photography © Laura Edwards