Simple recipes, whole foods, inspired health
This Breakfast Hash Pie came about when my son was wanting me to make hash browns and I couldn't be bothered frying them individually. So, I came up with this 'lazy' version of a brekkie hash. We also have many mornings we have less than 20 minutes to eat and get out the door. So make ahead brekkie's are an essential part of my 'eating well' routine. The best thing about my Breakfast Hash Pie, ...
I don't have a great memory, especially for dates and numbers in general. But for food, I'm always on point. I remember flavour combinations, textures and food with friends. One memory I carry is of maple roast macadamia nuts dipped in dark chocolate from a winery on the Mornington Peninsula, many moons ago. Because I don't have the patience or time to individually coat each nut, this Maple ...
There are many wonderful things about the festive season. The creation of family traditions, especially those involving delicious food are one of my favourites. My brother in-law made this Smoked Salmon Roulade many years ago for our 'Melbourne family' Christmas Day. Since then, I have given it a bit of a Well Nourished make-over, as I do! It's been a starter for of our Christmas Day feasts ever ...
This amazingly delicious dessert is thanks to Alexx Stuart from Low Tox Life. I've taken it from Alexx's ebook 'Celebrate - Your Comprehensive Guide to Low Tox Entertaining.' It's a standout recipe in this years 'Ultimate Healthy Living Bundle' and I'm so thrilled that Alexx has been generous enough to allow me to share it with you today. My hubby and kids are even more thankful to Alexx, they ...
This healthy yoghurt cake has long been a go-to cake of mine. Like all of my recipes, it's evolved over the years (from a high sugar, refined flour cake) - I've always loved the nice moist crumb yoghurt cakes produce. I've been keeping this recipe aside for a special occasion and with Mother's Day coming up, here we have it. Seeing as the weather has cooled off a bit, I thought I'd make it with ...
