ALL DAY ALL-BRAN BREAKFAST LOAF
A wholesome, feel-good bake that keeps you going from breakfast to beyond.
A wholesome, feel-good bake that keeps you going from breakfast to beyond.
A hearty, high-fibre muffin packed with the savoury punch of biltong, the natural sweetness of dates, and the wholesome goodness of All-Bran. Perfect for a protein-rich snack or on-the-go breakfast.
Start your morning with layers of creamy yogurt, crunchy granola, and bursts of bright, tangy citrus that create a balance of textures and flavours thatâs both refreshing and satisfying.
Breakfast on-the-go just got tastier. My Kellogg’s cornflake milk smoothie is your favourite childhood cereal, all grown up!
My latest fermented rice kanji recipe is perfect for your next batch of rice leftovers, and this age-old fermentation method means your gut will thank you.
For those who like their greens with a little flair, my cabbage and beetroot salad has the perfect balance of crunch, colour and earthy sweetness.
Iâve lost count of the number of times Iâve served this gnocchi â itâs one of my all-time favourite go-tos when a chance meet-up with friends turns into a spontaneous lunch invitation.
Bring a touch of festive charm to your table with this Beetroot and Pearl Onion Tarte Tatin, adorned with the vibrant red hues of Forage and Feast Whole Baby Beetroot.
There’s something magical about making the most of every part of the pumpkin. The often-overlooked skin, rich in fiber, vitamins, and minerals, transforms into a chutney that’s not just brimming with flavor but also offers a host of health benefits. It aids digestion, strengthens immunity, and promotes radiant skin. Packed with antioxidants, this chutney may even help reduce inflammation and lower the risk of chronic diseases. When paired with a crispy rice cake, a dollop of creamy chĂšvre, and the sharp bite of bitter rocket, it becomes a harmonious, well-rounded bite. And perhaps the best part? This dish is a celebration of sustainability, turning what might have been wasted into something truly delicious.
Thereâs something quite special about taking humble leftovers and turning them into something extraordinary. These rice beignets are a beautiful exampleâa creative twist that breathes new life into last nightâs rice. Textured and pillowy, they dance on the palate with a lightness that surprises, especially when paired with the rich, spiced fig jam youâve crafted with your own hands. Thereâs a quiet joy in knowing every ingredient that goes into your creations, and with these beignets, youâll not only taste the care but feel the satisfaction of making something truly homemade
As summer draws near, the rising heat and dry air can sometimes leave us feeling a bit frazzled, testing our patience in unexpected ways. But thereâs something truly soothing about the rich, creamy embrace of coconut milk. And when you pair it with the subtle complexity of fragrant rice and the warmth of whole toasted cinnamon, youâve got a summer treat thatâs as nourishing as it is delightful.
As with all my recipes, I love adding a twist. This time, rice is the hero ingredient, and the pancake is rooted in Ayurvedic cuisine. I present to you The Dosa Pancake, a thin, savoury pancake in South Indian cuisine made from a fermented batter of ground black gram and rice.
Golden milk is a beloved tradition that has transcended generations, originating from the rich culinary heritage of India. This golden elixir, now enhanced with the addition of rice, becomes a protein-rich, antioxidant treasure. Its vibrant turmeric hue not only delights the eyes but also fortifies the immune system. A soothing blend that offers comfort and vitality, perfect for those moments when you seek a nurturing embrace in a cup. Indulge in this heartwarming drink and let its golden warmth invigorate your senses.
It is a perfect and easy breakfast treat, ideal for prep ahead.
Sometimes, we have to indulge something just because itâs a thing of beauty. If it sounds weird to you, beetrootâs use in dessert is not at all unusual.
This recipe is my swan song to winter. Depending on the year, you donât always get artichokes by late winter, but when you do itâs an event!
My absolute favourite part about a Jerusalem artichoke is its smell. When it’s raw, it smells like petrichor, the smell of rain falling on dry earth.
Few things crank up the comfort factor quite like a potato. But whenever I opt for a starchy spud, I often ask myself whether Iâve explored every other option.
When someone uses the word âearthyâ to describe a flavour, whatâs the first thing you think about? For me, itâs mushrooms, without fail…
So simple, yet so luxurious. The sight of a generous platter of heirloom tomatoes puts us in mind of a scene out of Under the Tuscan Sun, but beyond their scene-stealing gorgeousness, they really are a miracle.
Thereâs a great sense of achievement in mastering the classics and getting your head around a difficult recipe, but you know what? This is not that week.
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