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Thursday, February 01, 2024Halloumi Muffins with Basil and Nigella Seeds
Tuesday, January 30, 2024| |
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A simple savoury muffin recipe made with spelt, nigella seeds, basil and Halloumi cheese. They are fantastic picnic food and perfect as a healthy lunch box treat, delicious eaten alongside a soup or a stew, or make a very tasty addition to a brunch table.
They are best eaten on the day they're baked – ideally fresh from the oven, but they will keep for up to 3 days in an airtight container, or freeze for up to a month. As muffins need to be worked as little as possible so that the texture stays light and tender, keep the amount of stirring you do to a minimum.
Parmesan Leek Quiche
Sunday, January 28, 2024| |
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A spicy twist on the classic French Parmesan Leek quiche, this savoury tart is packed with rich flavours of leek and parmesan and the perfect treat for your family and guests! If desired, cook the sliced leeks briefly with a tablespoon of butter first before adding to the filling. I have topped the filling with a couple of chilli peppers and black seeds, but you can exercise your imagination adding other toppings (olives, mushrooms are great). Replace the Parmesan with Grana Padano if you like. Use your favorite store-bought crust or make your own like this keto crust or buttery Gruyere crust.
Roasted Pumpkin with Muhammara and Zhoug
Friday, January 26, 2024| |
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The combination of ingredients in this easy roasted pumpkin dish is a perfect balance of sweet, sour nutty and spicy. It's an absolute crowd-pleaser and I'm sure you guys will love it. Pair it with any protein you enjoy.
Muhammara is a Middle Eastern walnut and roasted red pepper dip that's nutty, tangy, and lightly spicy. Zhoug (aka zhug or skhug) is a hot green sauce originating in Yemeni cuisine. It's similar to chimichurri, chermoula, and salsa verde.
Miso Tahini Granola with Sriracha and Maple Syrup
Wednesday, January 24, 2024| |
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This miso tahini granola is the perfect balance of salty, sweet and spicy, with a note of mouth-filling umami from miso paste. Use other nuts, like pecans, hazelnuts, cashews or walnuts if you prefer. Enjoy it straight out of the jar, or serve it with Greek yoghurt, seasonal fruits and milk or use it top salads and soups.


