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Will an apple a day keep the doctor away? Is saturated fat really bad for you? How about those new breakfast cereal bars? They look pretty OK?
We are constantly bombarded with images and views of what we should be eating, overloading our already busy lives with more and more decisions to be made, until we're a quivering mess, unable to decide between an orange and a banana.
When did it all get so complicated?
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Smoked Mackerel Pate
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Oh me oh my, you make me cry, you're such a good looking lunch!
I love a lunch that sings to my senses and ticks a number of boxes at once. This is one of them; healthy fats from smoked mackerel pate, good bacteria boost from homemade sauerkraut, curry salad dressing made with kefir and organic leaves from McNally Farm.
Smoked mackerel...
Read Full Post »Quick Dinner; Tuna Pasta
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Busier days call for a quicker dinner and this is one of ours.
Usually served with pasta or buttered spaghetti, I thought potatoes would be a nice change (peeled, chopped, onto an oiled tray, salt, cook for 40 mins at 200C. Throw some cooked peas on about 5 minutes from the end).
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The tuna sauce is dead easy;
Easy Oat Bread
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This recipe is a regular one in our house on Monday's when the oven is generally on for roast chicken or the like.
It's super easy to make and bake and is easy to make gluten free by choosing gluten free oats and baking powder.
Ingredients
1 large tub of low fat natural yogurt (500ml)
2 tubs of fine porridge oats (mill the...
Read Full Post »Healthy Hazelnut Chocolate Spread....yum, yum
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Here's a recipe I hadn't made in a long time.
Amidst all the shiny recipe books and scraps of paper, I find myself rediscovering old recipes that are now novel again. Hurray. There's a nice sense of renewal, rather than always looking for something new.
This is a great one for a little treat. Plus as a way of incorporating some healthy fats from nuts and coconut oil and minerals from raw cacao into the diet.
This does have a ...
Read Full Post »Dairy Free Healthy Wellington Squares
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This recipe was written by Michelle Hunt of the Peachy Palate, devised for the Happy Pear, a whopping 5 years ago! Doesn't time fly.
I'm always returning to old favourites, because I'm a total creature of habit. This recipe in particular has such a nice combination of nuts and sweetness to deliver that feeling of a treat, without worrying about the hangover from a massive sugar high. Perfect as a post run snack, or a little bite on a dreary afternoon with a cup of herbal tea....
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