Baked Pear & Plum Crumble

Baked Pear & Plum Crumble

There’s only a short seasonal window of opportunity for Baked Pear and Plum Crumble, but when the dates align, my goodness is it worth it. The sweetness of the pear, with the tartness of the plum makes this dessert one of a kind. When preparing this dessert, I recommend always using black plums over red plums as the flavours work

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Baked Eggs - An Apple a Day

Spicy Baked Eggs

Baked eggs have always been a favourite of mine and it is very rare (actually, I don’t think I have ever) that I turn them down if they’re on the menu when we eat out. Paired with some fresh sourdough or gluten free bread and butter… YUM. This recipe encompasses everything I love about this Middle Eastern Dish. Rich in

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Fish Tacos with Mango Salsa - An Apple a Day Nutrition

Fish Tacos with Mango Salsa

Mmmm… Fish Tacos with Mango Salsa; Is there anything better than the fresh, sweet taste of mangoes paired with a little Mexican spice on a balmy summer’s night? I didn’t think so. This dish is on frequent rotation at our place; not only because it’s delicious, but because it’s fresh, light and incredibly easy to prepare. For those on a

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San Choy Bau

San Choy Bau

San Choy Bau is one of the easiest dishes to recreate when you’re in a rush. Light, fresh and ready in under 20mins, this is one of our favourites in our weekly meal rotation. 

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Roast Pumpkin Hummus

Roast Pumpkin Hummus

I’ll admit I’m not a huge fan of traditional hummus (*gasps), but this roast pumpkin variation has got me hooked. So easy to prepare at the start of the week for a scrumptious breakfast (pictured above) or for a nutritious snack on the run. ABOUT THE INGREDIENTS: TAHINI Tahini is a paste made via the process of grounding down sesame

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What Does A Nutritionist Do?

My Favourite Salad Dressings

Let’s face it, eating salads day in and day out can get a little repetitive. That’s why I’ve developed a range of salad dressings to help you spice things up. Feel free to prepare a big batch at the start of the week and store in an air-tight glass jar in the fridge.

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Baked Pear & Plum Crumble

Baked Pear & Plum Crumble

There’s only a short seasonal window of opportunity for Baked Pear and Plum Crumble, but when the dates align, my goodness is it worth it. The sweetness of the pear, with the tartness of the plum makes this dessert one of a kind. When preparing this dessert, I recommend always using black plums over red plums as the flavours work

Read full article →
Baked Eggs - An Apple a Day

Spicy Baked Eggs

Baked eggs have always been a favourite of mine and it is very rare (actually, I don’t think I have ever) that I turn them down if they’re on the menu when we eat out. Paired with some fresh sourdough or gluten free bread and butter… YUM. This recipe encompasses everything I love about this Middle Eastern Dish. Rich in

Read full article →
Fish Tacos with Mango Salsa - An Apple a Day Nutrition

Fish Tacos with Mango Salsa

Mmmm… Fish Tacos with Mango Salsa; Is there anything better than the fresh, sweet taste of mangoes paired with a little Mexican spice on a balmy summer’s night? I didn’t think so. This dish is on frequent rotation at our place; not only because it’s delicious, but because it’s fresh, light and incredibly easy to prepare. For those on a

Read full article →
San Choy Bau

San Choy Bau

San Choy Bau is one of the easiest dishes to recreate when you’re in a rush. Light, fresh and ready in under 20mins, this is one of our favourites in our weekly meal rotation. 

Read full article →
Zucchini Hummus - An Apple a Day

Zucchini Hummus

For those who love traditional hummus, but can’t digest the fibres found in chickpeas – this zucchini hummus will become your new best friend.

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Roast Pumpkin Hummus

Roast Pumpkin Hummus

I’ll admit I’m not a huge fan of traditional hummus (*gasps), but this roast pumpkin variation has got me hooked. So easy to prepare at the start of the week for a scrumptious breakfast (pictured above) or for a nutritious snack on the run. ABOUT THE INGREDIENTS: TAHINI Tahini is a paste made via the process of grounding down sesame

Read full article →
What Does A Nutritionist Do?

My Favourite Salad Dressings

Let’s face it, eating salads day in and day out can get a little repetitive. That’s why I’ve developed a range of salad dressings to help you spice things up. Feel free to prepare a big batch at the start of the week and store in an air-tight glass jar in the fridge.

Read full article →