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Recipes Posted on July 7th, 2010
Mix together:
1 tin of organic mixed beans
3 spring onions finely chopped
handful of cherry tomatoes – halved
1/3 cucumber chopped
yellow pepper – diced
mint leaves – finely shredded
For the dressing blend together:
4 tbs lemon juice
2 tbs olive or flax oil
wholegrain mustard or pinch of chili flakes
ground black pepper
vogel salt
Great for lunch boxes, picnics, BBQs, light supper with mixed leaves …
Recipes Posted on May 5th, 2010
Next time you roast a chicken – try adding flavour, aroma and nutrients to your meal.
Free range, additive free or organic chicken
Whole lemon - pierced several times with a sharp knife
Whole garlic cloves
Fresh or dried herbs – woody herbs such as rosemary, oregano, sage and thyme
Prepare your chicken as usual, but line the inside with stems of [...]
Recipes Posted on April 1st, 2010
410g can organic chickpeas rinsed & drained
410g can organic kidney beans rinsed & drained
1 grated carrot
1 small grated onion
1 chopped garlic clove
50g sunflower seeds
2tbs tahini – drain off excess oil
1 handful chopped coriander
1tbsp low salt bouillon powder
Pre-heat oven to 220C/gas mark 7
Line baking tray with greaseproof paper
Whizz together for 10 secs all ingredients in food [...]
Recipes Posted on March 11th, 2010
3oog grated raw carrot
300g grated raw beetroot
1tbs fresh ginger finely chopped
2 tbs flax oil
4 tbs lemon juice
100g bean sprouts
3 tbs sunflower seeds
3 tbs pumpkin seeds
Mix the carrot, beetroot, bean sprouts and ginger together.
Mix together flax oil and lemon juice. Drizzle over vegetables. Garnish with seeds.
I made this nutritional salad today with local beetroots from Chilley Farm [...]
General, Recipes Posted on February 10th, 2010
Shiitake mushrooms are both gourmet mushrooms and are considered to have medicinal properties.
Shiitake mushrooms are native to Japan, China and other areas of Asia. They are now available in supermarkets, greengrocers and health food stores. Shiitake has a medicinal history of over 1,000 years and was revered by Japanese Emperors. It has long been used in [...]
Recipes Posted on February 10th, 2010
Cook your porridge as normal then add some flavour, texture and nutrients
Try some of these ideas:
Sprinkling with cinnamon
Swirling in agave syrup instead of sugar
Handful of berries – fresh, dried or defrosted frozen
2 tbs Nuts and Seeds – grind them in your coffee mill to make them easier to digest
Chopped banana
Grated apple – and cinnamon too
A great [...]
General, Recipes Posted on December 13th, 2009
1 Tbs Olive Oil
1 large red onion – chopped
225g brussels sprouts
900ml turkey stock
left over turkey meat
400g whole chesnuts – tinned or pre cooked
2 tsp chopped fresh thyme or 1 tsp dried thyme
vogel salt & ground black pepper
Gently fry onion in oil until soft
Trim sprouts and cross base – add to onion – cover pan and [...]
Recipes Posted on November 7th, 2009
8 MEDIUM CARROTS
LARGE ONION
THUMB SIZE FRESH GINGER
1 TSP VEGETABLE BOUILLON POWDER
GROUND BLACK PEPPER
2 PINTS OF FILTERED WATER
Add water and bouillion powder to a large saucepan. Roughly chop peeled onion and carrots. Peel ginger and chop finely. Add everything to the stock and simmer gently for 25 mins. Blend to a smooth consistency.
Serve with toasted rye [...]
Recipes Posted on October 22nd, 2009
A simple one pot or cauldron meal to serve with rice or blend as a creamy, spicey soup.
600ml vegetable stock
25g crumbled creamed coconut
6 shallots halved
2 thinely sliced garlic cloves
1lb pumpkin or butternut squash peeled and cubed
150g fine green beans
225g cherry tomatoes halved
3 tbs chopped fresh coriander to serve
2 tbs thai green curry paste or fresh [...]
Recipes Posted on October 8th, 2009
As the season for colds and flu approaches here is a refreshing drink, full of vitality, flavour and nutrients.
120g fructose
50g fresh root ginger – grated
150ml lemon juice – about 3 freshly squeezed or juiced
120ml water
2-3 sprigs of mint optional
Bring to boil water, fructose, grated ginger and mint, simmer gently for 7 mins. Turn off heat and allow [...]
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