PRESERVED LEMONS
Known as a therapeutic fruit, the brightly coloured astringent and sour lemon is simply the zest! Preserved lemons are lemons that are sealed in a jar with salt for weeks to several months. Preserving the lemons ferment the fruit resulting in healthy bacteria for your gut containing high amounts of phytonutrients and antioxidants that yield a delicious mellow yellow floral flavour.
HERB ROASTED CHICKEN
This herb roasted chicken is juicy and full of flavour with the addition of roasted garlic and shallots. It is a quick and easy way to make dinner for the whole family the best part is you get to make chicken stock out of the bones to use later for soups!
GREEN PEA AND LENTIL HUMMUS
This easy on the digestion hummus recipe is a great alternative for those who can not tolerate beans well. Each bite is packed full of flavour and nutrients with a blend of herbs, lemons and garlic.
ROASTED RADISHES
This simple roasted radish dish is a great side to any main meal. Radishes are part of the brassica family and come in various shapes and colours. They are pungent in flavour and some have more of a kick to them than others.
BROWN BUTTER CHOCOLATE CHUNK OATMEAL COOKIES
These chewy brown butter chocolate chunk oatmeal cookies are my favourite cookie recipe. The burnt butter give the cookies a toffee like taste adding lots of flavour. These cookies have become a regular in our house and are kept in the freezer to pull one out at time when a craving occurs.
ROASTED RACK OF LAMB
Eating meat comes with a large amount of responsibility and awareness. It is so important to understand where your meat is coming from and how it got to your table. Here are a few facts to consider when heading out to your local butcher.
CINNAMON OAT CREPES
These delicate thin pancakes are rolled up with a bitter/sweet/spicy magnolia rhubarb compote. These crepes are gluten free and made using oat flour and loaded with fibre, antioxidants, vitamin C, B vitamins, calcium and magnesium.
BEETROOT SLAW
Brighten up your day with this detoxifying slaw packed full of antioxidants, vitamin C and fibre. This naturally sweet and minty salad is perfect to eat in the spring to help cleanse the body leading into summer.
STRAWBERRY RHUBARB TART
The warmth of the spring sun brings ruby red sweet rhubarb. This tangy rhubarb tart is gluten free and vegan. Rhubarb and strawberries are full of antioxidants, vitamin C, calcium and fibre.
BANANA BREAD COOKIES
The flavour of banana bread packaged into a cookie! These bite size cookies are easy to take as breakfast on-the-go or a snack on the hiking trail.
BUCKWHEAT CARROT MUFFINS
I can not get enough of these deliciously moist muffins. These gluten free muffins are with buckwheat and almond flour with just a touch of maple syrup.
LEMON BARS
Celebrating Easter with my favourite lemon bars this weekend. These creamy lemon custard bars are made with an oat and almond crust and infused with maple.
GINGER LIME SWITCHEL
Apple Cider Vinegar is a prebiotic and helps to support a healthy gut. Prebiotic’s are insoluble fibres that stimulate the growth of healthy bacteria in the gut.
THE STORY OF THE SUGARBUSH
Spring has sprung and sap from the sugar maple has begun to flow.
CELERIAC & PEAR SOUP
Soups are not only for winter! They can be enjoyed all year round as they are so soothing and healing for the digestive tract.
COCONUT ALMOND ENERGY BITES
These coconut energy bites are quick and fun to make. They are naturally sweetened with dates and there is no baking required.
GREEN BEAN & PEA SALAD
Celebrating Spring Equinox and brightening up your day with this vibrant green bean and pea salad tossed in a lemon and mint vinaigrette.