This is a delicious twist with flavour and vegetables! We usually have some cooked brown rice in the fridge and I make extra dressing so there’s some in the fridge when we feel like a quick, tasty meal. You can … Continue reading Miso Tamari Fried Rice
We found some incredibly fresh rocket at the produce market on Saturday so I felt to make some of my world-famous pesto! You can swap out any herb for this recipe, just make sure it’s super fresh. Ingredients: 1 bunch … Continue reading Rocket & Macadamia Pesto
Fragrant and nutritious, this quick and simple bean bomb beauty is beginning to end about 20 minutes. Great for any time of the day as a meal, or side dish. I used a few leftovers – roasted golden beetroot and … Continue reading Beautiful Black Bean & Basil
This heart-warming vegan delight is the perfect balance of texture and flavour. The lovely fresh beetroot leaves means nothing is left out – so goooood. Dahl Curry Ingredients: 1 cup red lentils, raw 1 brown onion, gently chopped 1 large … Continue reading Dahl Curry with Baked Beets and Eggplant
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This vegan delight is absolutely delicious and has all the good stuff – taste, leafy greens, fibre, protein and Brussels! This is a favourite of my mother … her recipe is “whatever is in the fridge with lentils in a … Continue reading Lentil & Green Vegetable Soup
This tasty little number will change how you feel about the humble pea. Peas are a very good source of vitamin K, manganese, dietary fibre, vitamin B1, copper, vitamin C, phosphorus and folate. They also contain vitamin B6, niacin, vitamin … Continue reading Perfect Peas & Lettuce
Simple, healthy, tasty and super quick to prepare, this salad brings nutrition home … and to a picnic, a work lunch, a BBQ …. Ingredients: 1 fennel bulb, thinly sliced 1/2 small red cabbage, thinly sliced 3-4 kale leaves, stalk removed, finely … Continue reading Fennel Slaw with Lime Tahini Dressing
This week was really busy at work. I have started to integrate into a new department to take over from a lady who will be going on maternity leave in three months. So in addition to my usual work, I am picking up more tasks and spent Friday focussed and busy. I love being busy so it wasn’t exhausting or stressful. When I got home at 7.30pm, I was hungry and tired, so I wanted to have something super nutritious and light that would send me to sleep in harmony. In a large fry pan I melted some coconut oil. … Continue reading Simple Vegetable Supper
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