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The way we approach menstrual health is undergoing a quiet, long-overdue change. For decades, regular period care relied on a culture of silence and single-use products. These older options often put quick convenience ahead of lasting comfort, body awareness, and care for our planet. Around meaningful dates like Menstrual Hygiene Day, a collective shift is […]
How AyurScience Targets the Root Cause of Skin Health AyurScience is an Australian skincare brand founded by pharmacists who are second-generation custodians of Ayurvedic practice. This heritage is not a retrospective inspiration but a lived experience passed through generations, where plant-based remedies and rituals centred on balance formed the foundation of daily life. By bridging […]
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Sukin botanical skincare blends ancient plants with modern science. Discover why this Australian brand is leading the natural beauty charge.
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The phenomenon of dreams has fascinated philosophers and scientists for thousands of years, yet the question still lingers – what happens during dream sleep and why exactly do we dream?
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Stoemp is one of the most popular, widely made Belgian dishes. Traditionally, it is a dish of mashed potatoes with one or more additional vegetables. Because variety is so important nutritionally, this is a supercharged side that’s certainly worth the extra effort and so much more nourishing and delicious than plain old mash.
Mussels are a staple in Belgium and they are traditionally served with crunchy fries (frites). They are most often cooked French-style but can also be found cooked a multitude of ways, including curried.
Speculaas are traditional Belgian biscuits made with a delicious spice blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, cardamom and cloves. This is a version using more nutrient-dense flours; a mix of brown-rice flour, blanched almond meal and spelt flour. These biscuits are pressed into a decorative wooden mould in the shape of a windmill, boat or person before baking, but any biscuit shape will do.
Waterzooi literally translates to “watery mess”, but this dish is anything but. Rich and creamy comfort food has been lightened up with a quick swap of the traditional full cream for evaporated milk. It’s a hug in a bowl.
This delicious and rich stew is traditionally made using rabbit and a dark beer. I’ve mixed it up a bit by using easier-to-source chicken and a good-quality cider.
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