I made this salad because it’s so on trend. Kale. Check. Sweet potato. Check. Tahini. Check. I joke, but it does tick all the right boxes. All of my favourite things in one big bowl of nutritional goodness. It’s hippie foodie heaven! Serves 2. Ingredients For the salad: 1 large sweet potato, cubed 2 medium red peppers… Read more »
Posts Categorized: Recipes
Spinach Pesto
Soooo, I could eat pesto all day everyday, on everything. As I’ve been feeling slightly run down recently (the cold dark nights might have something to do with it. I just don’t do well in Winter), I decided to add some spinach to my usual pesto recipe for a much needed iron and energy boost. What a… Read more »
Raspberry Protein Smoothie
My go-to protein smoothie is usually chocolate based, so making this raspberry based one was a welcomed change. This is a great post workout smoothie as the banana (carbohydrate) helps the body to absorb the protein powder more efficiently. Having protein with every meal and snack is really important to help balance blood sugar levels,… Read more »
Roasted Butternut Squash Noodles With Pesto
Hold the front door. I’ve long been a fan of courgetti (spirals of courgette used as a pasta/noodle substitute for those of you living under a rock), but butternut squash noodles are new to me, and I have no idea why because they are bloomin’ lovely. I always find butternut squash to be slightly underrated… Read more »
Sesame Kale Crisps
I’ve had heaps of kale lying around, so I decided the best way to make use of it was to make crisps. They are so easy to make and a bloody delight to munch on! The trick is not to over crowd them otherwise they steam and go soggy, and to keep an eye on them… Read more »
Peanut Butter Banana Oat No-Bake Energy Balls
Ok, so the title is a bit of a mouthful, but these peanut butter, banana and oat energy balls really do make the perfect snack, They are SO tasty and can be thrown together in less than 10 minutes. The best bit – guilt free snacking! Oh, and they also make a great pre-workout snack… Read more »
Beetroot Hummus
This has got to be one of the most beautiful looking plates of food. I love the vibrancy of it and you can just tell by looking at it that it’s going to be good for you. Beetroots are rich in antioxidants which help to boost the immune system (helpful in keeping bugs at bay now that we’re in… Read more »
Soba Noodle Salad with a Peanut Dressing
I always find noodles to be a touch heavy, and as I try to avoid wheat based products, I tend to avoid them. Soba noodles have recently become a firm staple in my larder. These noodles are made from buckwheat flour and are therefore wheat free (although always double check the packaging as some naughty brands mix the buckwheat… Read more »
Warm Winter Smoothie – High Protein Hot Chocolate
Smoothies are always more fun in the summer and somehow lose their appeal during the colder weather. In the Winter I prefer something warm and comforting – usually eggs, oats and healthy pancakes fit the bill here, however I have been experimenting lately with warm smoothies. This way I can still get all the benefits… Read more »
Gluten Free Breakfast Ideas
Coeliac or not, going gluten free has many health benefits including better digestion (think less bloating, cramping, diarrhoea and flatulence) and reduced inflammation. Most ‘traditional’ breakfast options like cereal contain a lot of gluten, sugar and offer little protein and nutritional value. So here are a few gluten free breakfast ideas to get you started. Eggs… Read more »
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