The muffins in Eating Well for Menopause are a favourite recipe. I love muffins as they are so easy to make. I think the recipe in the book was inspired by one of my most popular recipe posts on the blog which came from Alison Holst’s Marvellous Muffins, a book I bought in New Zealand…
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Cooking live for Cancer….a taste of being a TV Chef!
Going through cancer treatment? Or know someone else who is? Eating well through cancer can really support the body and help maintain strength through what is often a test of endurance. Cancer Support France is running a live webinar and cooking demo giving tips and tricks on World Cancer Day. I will be cooking recipes…
Halloween – time for pumpkin soup
This time of year there are so many pumpkins and squash available. Pumpkins we often use for lanterns aren’t often the tastiest. There is one variety commonly found in France called Potimarron. Here in the markets this time of year there are plenty winter squashes and pumpkins to buy but this little fella is really…
Lock Down – great time to get kids cooking!
Before I say anything more – I know lots of parents are currently buried. Trying to keep full time jobs going, home school, cook, clean etc. One more suggestion of what to do with this wonderful extra family time could get me a bit of a virtual slap in the face! But really, getting the…
Stir fry chicken noodles – store cupboard style
Day 3 of lockdown. The request was chicken noodles. The freezer provided some chicken thighs and some frozen finger. The cupboard provided noodles, a generous squirt of tomato puree and lots of spices and soy sauce. It turned out pretty good. There was no recipe so I am attempting to capture it here for you….
Store Cupboard Curry
Curry is delicious and it makes the house smell amazing. It can also be made with store cupboard ingredients. Canned chick peas, coconut milk, frozen spinach and spices served with rice. I have used fresh potatoes but you could used canned. You can swap the fresh sweet potato for frozen or use frozen pumpkin or…
Gut health and fermented foods
Fermented foods are quite a thing at the moment. They have become very trendy and certainly on the shopping lists of those who are following the latest health trends. Fermented foods have been with us for thousands of years. Fermentation was a way of increasing the life of a food before the days of fridges,…
Fibre February – eat more!
Fibre has a reputation, it stops constipation and can give you wind. Lots of fibre rich foods are seen as not very appealing and eaten with a sense of worthiness rather than enjoyment. Let us dispel some myths! Fibre does way more than just keep those bowels working like clockwork. Yes, it certainly helps and…
Batch cooking – Mexican style!
There is nothing quite like a bowl of chilli be it con carne or sin carne. A bowl of comfort right there. And who doesn’t like a shepherd’s style pie with plenty of mashed potato with a crispy crust. So why not have both in the week. Make a big pot of chilli – double…
Campfires and fruitcake! Two of my favourite things.
This weekend, I was in my happy place. I was outdoors with a bunch of amazing scouts and leaders building catapults, leading camp songs around a campfire getting kids to shout really, really loudly, listening to the owls at night and watching the clouds whizzing past the full moon. We were lucky with the weather,…
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