A delicious salad that is a fully fledged, vibrant, flavourful stand alone meal, or goes well served with grilled halloumi, chicken, seafood, beef or lamb. My Herb + Beef Meatballs, or Lamb Koftas would be perfect with this salad. Use whatever seasonal vegetables you have from the garden or farmers market. Roasting or grilling the …
I love this salad, so fresh, crunchy and tangy. Serve it with grilled Lemongrass Chicken, bbq pork or prawns. It goes great with Peanut Sauce, or Lime + Ginger Peanut Dressing. It also lends itself to Salad in a Jar, for lunches or quick dinners. Asian Noodle Salad MAKES Serves 4 to 6 INGREDIENTS 250gm …
Do you ever see those gorgeous photos of crispy, fried, steamy potstickers (or gyoza) and only wish you could have a gluten free version? Well, your dreams are about to come true! Yes, the gluten free dough is a little tricky with a couple of steps, but once you’ve made it, it rolls and handles …
Risotto is a big time winner in our house. The kids always eat it, even when there is lots of vegetables in it. It’s cheesy, creamy and can be made with healthy bone broth and vege puree. Best of all, it can made in advance and reheated, or actually freezes and defrosts really well. Chicken …
I like a big chunky fat fritter. Am I going to say no to skinny batter type vege fritter? Of course not. But I just love when fritters come with some real gumption to them, and you can dip them in sweet chilli sauce or tzatziki, and you can fill them with loads of veges. …
This slow cooked Asian-style beef cheeks dish is full of flavour, and after 8 hours in the slow cooker, it is so tender. You can add plenty of veges, for a healthy family dinner. Beef cheeks are not a commonly used cut these days, but have gained popularity as more chefs feature them on their menus and …
I love Thai fried rice. Whilst my kids love Harvest Fried Rice, this one has a bit more spice, a few more veges, and this amazing Thai basil flavour, that makes it something special. It can be made with leftover cooked rice, or rice cooked in advance, but given this fried rice has a moister …
So you want to eat healthy and affordable lunches, that don’t require time preparing them in the morning, or that don’t go soggy when prepared the night (or week) before? You want to warm up with a hot, nutritious lunch, and be the envy of your colleagues? This recipe, my friends, is going to change …
This Harvest or ‘Garden’ Fried Rice is the perfect way to create a delicious family meal using what you are harvesting from the garden, and backyard eggs too, if you have your own chickens. You can save time, and waste, by using up leftover cooked rice, veges and/or meat. It can be made in advance and re-heats …
