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Mediterranean Fish

Here’s a healthy version of a comfort food favourite. You don’t even need to make a fish stock for this wonderful dish — the aromatics and anchovies add a great depth of flavour. Even if you don’t like anchovies, use them. The dish doesn’t taste like anchovies at all!

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White Fish Corn Tortillas with Mango Salsa

My tortillas are a comfort hit with the whole family and can be customised and adjusted to appropriate spice levels. And for our plant-based friends, we haven’t forgotten about you — just swap out the fish with grilled tempeh, which is equally delicious. Each bite of these “get your groove back tortillas” delivers about 28 grams of protein and a healthy dose of omega-3s. Plus, it’s a good source of antioxidants, too.

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Homemade Berry Crumble Pie

This timeless dessert celebrates the natural sweetness of fresh berries, paired with a wholesome, buttery crumble topping. Indulge with this gluten-free (and dairy-free if you choose) recipe.

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Rustic Green Lentil Soup

Lentils are a great pantry staple. What people really find out when they discover lentils is just how versatile and filling they are, with no empty carbs. When done correctly, they give soup a creamy texture, subtle flavour and substance. Lentils are nutrient-dense and rich in plant-based protein. Getting protein from a variety of sources is critical in maintaining overall health.

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Beat the heat with dragon fruit

Cool down this summer with a vibrant Dragon Fruit Smoothie Bowl—packed with antioxidants, fiber & healthy fats for a refreshing start!Cool down this summer with a vibrant Dragon Fruit Smoothie Bowl—packed with antioxidants, fiber & healthy fats for a refreshing start!

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Chicken Adobo with Cauliflower Rice

Adobo is often considered the national dish of the Philippines, and this healthier version maintains all the bold notes while reducing calories. By using skinless chicken breast and replacing traditional rice with cauliflower rice, I have created a lighter dish that’s still incredibly satisfying. The chicken is cooked in a tangy, savoury sauce made with apple-cider vinegar, wheat-free tamari and garlic — hallmark flavours of Filipino cuisine.

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Healthy Buko Pandan

Buko Pandan is a beloved Filipino dessert that combines the refreshing flavours of young coconut (buko) and pandan leaves. This lighter version reduces the sugar content and incorporates chia seeds for added nutrition. The result is a creamy, fragrant dessert that’s perfect for warm days or as a light end to a meal. The green colour from the pandan gives it a vibrant appearance, while the coconut provides a tropical twist. This dessert is not only delicious but also offers some nutritional benefits from the coconut and chia seeds.

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Sinigang na Isda

Sinigang na Isda is a classic Filipino soup that perfectly embodies the cuisine’s love for sour flavours. This lighter version uses fish instead of meat, making it a healthier option without compromising on taste. The soup is packed with vegetables like okra, eggplant and water spinach, providing a variety of nutrients. The sour broth, typically made with tamarind, is not only delicious but also aids in digestion. This comforting soup is perfect for cooler days and is a great way to introduce yourself to Filipino cuisine.

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Whipped Ricotta & Radish Rice Cakes

The creamy, herb-infused whipped ricotta provides a luxurious base, while the maple-roasted radishes add a unique sweet and peppery element. This recipe transforms simple ingredients into an elegant appetiser or light lunch. The contrasting textures of the crisp rice cake, smooth ricotta, and tender roasted radishes create an interesting and satisfying bite that’s as pleasing to the palate as it is to the eye.

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Pesto Chicken with Cauliflower Rice

A modern, health-conscious twist on classic Italian flavours. The homemade almond-based pesto adds a nutty richness to the dish, while cauliflower “rice” provides a low-carbohydrate alternative to traditional grains. Packed with lean protein from the chicken and loads of vegetables, this meal is both nutritious and satisfying. The addition of spinach and fresh basil at the end brings a burst of colour and freshness to this soothing dish.