dessert

To me, the flavours of Portugal are zingy citrus, olives, olive oil and fresh herbs. I have combined these flavours to create a dense cake, almost a torte, in the hope it takes you to Portugal.

Including fermented foods like yoghurt in your daily diet is an excellent way to support your gut and immune health by encouraging the growth of beneficial gut bacteria.

Did you know the French occupation of Vietnam has influenced their cuisine? Enjoy our Lime Creme Brulee recipe

Lime can boost your overall complexion and immunity, and help cleanse the body. Enjoy our Mini Lime Tarts recipe!

The no-bake method of cake making allows you to use raw whole food ingredients that make you feel lighter and healthier! Enjoy our no-Bake Berry Cake recipe.

Did you know blackberries are a fabulous source of antioxidants and vitamin C, which are needed to boost immune health? Enjoy our no-Bake Blackberry & Lemon Cheesecake recipe.

Did you know that calcium and magnesium are vital for maintaining bone health and preventing osteoporosis? Enjoy our Raw Chocolate and Caramel Cheesecake recipe.

Did you know that fibre works to keep you regular, preventing constipation and helping to reduce the risk of bowel cancer? Enjoy our delicious Banana Nice-Cream Cake with Honey Almond Crunch recipe.

One of my favourite desserts, this Mango and Coconut Parfait is really very easy to make and such a lovely, light way to finish off a meal. It also keeps well in the fridge, so it’s a great dessert to make ahead or enjoy more than once!

Traditionally, tapioca pudding in Sri Lanka is made with condensed milk and quite a lot of sugar. This is my low-sugar take on the traditional pudding.

Who doesn’t love a cookie for dessert? Feel free to replace the pecans with any other nut you prefer: it would work well with walnuts or pistachio nuts.

These delicious Raspberry and Lemon Mini Cakes would even work very well in an ovenproof mug for something very quick, easy and comforting.