This lavender chia pudding recipe is super healthy, delicious and so easy to make! A hint of lavender gives this sweet treat a delicate taste and aroma.
Homemade scones, but not as you know them! Lavender turns this simple scone recipe into something else entirely with an indulgent, aromatic finish.
This creamy vegetarian pappardelle will be a winner in your easy dinner rotation – perfect for family dinners and date night spreads!
One of the most popular dishes in Indonesia, vegetarian nasi goreng is simple, delicious and easily adaptable by adding your favourite protein.
Healthy, environmentally friendly, cheap and incredibly tasty. It’s time to add the underrated legume to your weekly meal plan.
This dish is the easiest and healthiest afternoon treat and is the perfect way to use up leftover vegetables in the fridge. Add some feta or ricotta if you want some extra creaminess but it’s equally delicious without. This slice can be served either hot or cold with an accompanying salad.
This Garlic & Chilli Prawn Linguine recipe is effortlessly simple and is perfect for a midweek meal. Enjoy with the whole family!
This vegan Coconut & Chickpea Curry recipe combines creamy coconut milk with a range of spices to create the most comforting dish. The whole family will love it!
You’ll definitely want your friends and family popping in for this cake. The almond meal and sour cream in this cake make it extra-moist and luscious. If plums are not in season, you can substitute fresh plums with tinned plums. Just be sure to check the added sugar content! Alternatively, substitute the plums with another fruit which is in season. The plums go beautifully sticky when they are baked and the cake batter rises beautifully around them.
These scones make the perfect afternoon treat. There’s no need to add extra sugar since the dates naturally sweeten them. They are perfect with a cup of tea and a thin spread of butter, or even jam and cream if you’re feeling extra-indulgent. Make sure the butter is chilled to get the perfect scone consistency. Use either milk or beaten egg to brush the tops of the scones before they are baked to give them a beautiful glaze.
This recipe is super-easy and delicious and doesn’t have the “guilt” attached to it that most cheesecakes do, since it is lower in sugar and calories.
This salad is full of healthy leafy greens and peas which are a great source of vitamin K, manganese, dietary fibre, vitamin B1, copper, vitamin C, phosphorus and folate.
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