This is such a yummy and versatile dip and a great alternative to dairy options. Cashews blend so well once they’ve been soaked in water and make creamy luxurious dips, sauces and treats. This is a plant food version of a chilli cream cheese dip and it’s delicious.
I don’t know what to call this other than glorious. A wonderful woman I met on a retreat, Anne, was telling me about one of her favourite things to do with zucchini and I had to try it and this is my version of it. Ridiculously simple but a real revelation in terms of flavour. i’m loathe to post my 20th zucchini recipe of the year but I can’t help myself. I’m sorry, but also not at all because why am I apologising for giving you yet another free zucchini recipe?!
This salad is simple to make and oh so fresh. It would be amazing with any protein you choose to put with it but it’s perfect by itself too. Grilled corn, creamy avocado and salty cheese? Yes please! And yes it’s definitely salad week on the blog.
Just. Look. The. Golden. Crispy. Edges. I am obsessed with potatoes. Roasted is possibly my favourite kind. Roasted with salty feta melting against them, a hint of fresh lemon and fragrant oregano and I am done. These potatoes are the best.
This salad is so fresh and delicious. Dressed with a tasty lemon, feta and extra virgin olive oil dressing and filled with crunchy green vegetables it’s the perfect pretty addition to your Christmas table!
These lettuce cups willed with a quick homemade cashew cheese are the most delightful snack, starter or canape. You can leave the parmesan off and add nutritional yeast to make them vegan but as a vegetarian option with a snowy covering of parmesan at the end they’re incredible. Add to your Chistmas menu immediately.
This salad is so simple and so good. Crisp green lettuce generously dressed in a creamy and spicy dressing and then covered in golden bread crumbs and freshly grated parmesan. This is another one inspired by eating at Jon and Vinny’s in LA – I was clearly obsessed with that meal. I’ve tried to keep the dressing lighter by making it yoghurt based and it’s still super delicious.
This chickpea salad is the perfect thing to top avocado toast, have along side grilled meat or fish, or just eat for lunch along with some soft boiled eggs. I also love it as part of a mezze spread.
This salad is fresh and simple, the dressing has a tiny hint of spice and the natural herbaciousness (is that a word?!) of the fennel seeds that pairs really wonderfully with the zesty lemon and salty feta. Serve it as pictured with soft boiled eggs for extra richness – or without as a simple side salad.
I know, another hummus recipe, I’m so basic. This is a vegetarian take on the chicken salad one I posted last week and don’t complain because hummus is life and you can never have too much!