These brussell sprouts are an ideal balance of flavours and textures. The tender centres and crispy outer leaves along with the crunch of the roasted almonds add texture and the dressing and gremolata add a balance of flavours and freshness in turn. Served over hummus it’s the perfect side, light meal or vegetarian mezze addition.
Thanks so much for your feedback on my last post! I’m listening to all your recipe wants and creating quite a list of things to make so yay for everyone! Today’s recipe is so easy to make, full of flavour and it looks so impressive when you bring it to the table. The whole baked fish stays juicy and fragrant thanks to the generous stuffing and the golden roasted fennel becomes so sweet and delicate as it cooks. Get ready to impress EVERYONE.
This is an idea I got from my friend Alice that is staying with us at the moment – my housemate and her are doing a Gut Makeover and needed to keep it dairy free and gluten free and you miss neither with this recipe!
So these don’t look like friands because I’m an uncommitted baker and don’t owne the moulds. But guess what? you don’t need them to make these delicious treats, they work just as well in lined muffin tins.
This autumnal dahl is both comforting and fresh thanks to the coconut and lime flavours through it. It’s mild in terms of heat level and fragrant with the toasted cumin stirred through at the end. It comes together with very little effort so is a perfect midweek meal and the leftovers can be freezed for lunches.
I have a special treat for you today, 3 recipes in one. I’m posting all three of these recipes together as they’re all super quick and simple and use limited ingredients. They’re basically the ideal mid week meal.
You know I’m always up for adding vegetables to my smoothie bowls, it helps cut down on the sugar content from adding more than a serve or 2 of fruit and also means that I’m getting more variety in my diet. That’s always a good thing. The idea for this little number came from the good old sweet potato brownie. One of the first ‘healthy chocolate’ recipes to take the internet by storm.
This easy curry is so delicious and full of flavour, you won’t miss the meat at all. It includes the recipe for a simplified vegan massaman curry paste, but you could always buy one.
The hasselback potato has to be my favourite old school throw back. It’s pretty, golden and crunchy slivers hat hide the creamy interior and allow the potato to soak up so much more flavour are just the best idea ever.
Baked eggs is definitely one of my favourite brunch foods but it’s actually an excellent meal at any time of the day! This vegetarian version uses chickpeas to increase the protein and fibre and capsicum to balance the acid in the tomatoes. It’s simple to make and full of spices.