gluten-free

This is such an easy way to spice up lamb cutlets! It’s lovely served with a cold salad of cooked Israeli couscous mixed with diced tomato, cucumber and fresh mint.

Quick and easy to make, these pizza bases are crisp yet soft and light with a subtle texture, and the herbs and spices add an extra flavour boost.

Asparagus is a beautiful vegetable for digestive health. This dish is crunchy, sweet, fresh and delicious.

This pie has a comforting burst of pumpkin, warming spices and hints of vanilla on a crunchy nut base. Delicious!

You’ll love the soft creaminess of eggplant and sizzling spices in this dish.

This cranberry and walnut granola is filled with B vitamins and omega-3 fats, which both help to reduce stress levels and keep your skin glowing.

Bhajis are the Indian version of vegetable fritters, and are perfect as a colourful entree or canape at your next backyard soiree.

These pikelets use chia seeds because they’re delicious, packed with omega-3 and ridiculously high in antioxidants.

This corn is sweet, crunchy and has a spicy kick! It can easily be prepared in a frypan if you don’t have a BBQ.

This colourful Filipino-inspired rice noodle salad with spicy maple cashews is a packed with flavour and nutrients. This salad is loaded with nutrient-rich veggies like red cabbage, which provides antioxidants such as vitamin C and anthocyanins for immune support and inflammation reduction. Carrots are packed with beta-carotene, promoting eye health, while red capsicum adds a burst of vitamin A and C, enhancing skin health and boosting immunity. The maple cashews add a delicious satisfying crunch along with healthy fats, vitamin E and protein.

This Filipino Chicken Rice Noodles recipe is a quick and delicious meal that’s loaded with flavour. Tender chicken thighs, fresh vegetables, and vermicelli noodles come together in a sweet and salty sauce. Simple, wholesome and full of flavour — this dish is a must-try!

This gluten-free pear and almond galette is a delicious, wholesome dessert. Sweet, juicy pears are rich in fibre and vitamin C, supporting digestion and immune health. Almonds provide heart-healthy fats, plant-based protein and vitamin E, which offers antioxidant protection. Their monounsaturated fats help lower bad cholesterol, while the protein provides amino acids to support muscle growth and repair.