Oh, it is the season for blackberries! If you have been in the UK lately, and fortunate enough to be near some countryside or hedgerows, you will likely have seen the bramble bushes getting ready for a bumper crop. This magical time of the year – when […]
Read more →Paleo Bread This bread has a lovely texture. Preheat oven to 160°C (250°F) Ingredients 200g whole almonds (150g ground & 50g left whole) 50g walnuts 50g pumpkin seeds 50g sunflower seeds 50g linseed/flaxseeds 50g sesame seeds ¼ cup olive oil ½ tsp baking soda ½ tsp salt […]
Read more →Almond Milk Ingredients 1 cup raw almonds 4 cups filtered water pinch sea salt 1 small date Method Place the almonds in a bowl and cover them with water and a pinch of salt. Soak them over night Drain and rinse the nuts well. Transfer them to […]
Read more →This recipe is adapted from Erica White’s, “Beat Candida Cookbook” Ingredients 225g/8oz plain wholemeal flour 1 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda (e.g. Doves Farm) 2 teaspoon fresh lemon juice 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil or melted butter 1 organic free-range egg 150ml / 1/4 pint almond milk […]
Read more →Nut Bread Recipe Preheat oven to 190°C (375°F) 2 ½ cups ground nuts ¼ cup melted butter or ¼ cup natural Yoghurt or small amount of fruit juice (add last and adjust amount depending on the consistency of the batter) ½ tsp baking soda 1/8 tsp salt […]
Read more →Green Smoothie 500ml filtered or spring water (not carbonated) A few sprigs of fresh mint A little fresh ginger A small pinch of turmeric or cayenne pepper A handful of any berries of your choice or kiwi Half an avocado Half a cucumber (chop first) Handful of […]
Read more →I went to a wonderful Paleo Cookery Demonstration in London a couple of months ago and she showed us how to make a delicious ‘Tropical Granola’. My mouth water’s as I think of it. Back at home, I slightly adapted the recipe and here it is. Even my husband […]
Read more →Serves 4 Preheat oven to 200°C/400°F/gas 6 15g/ ½ oz butter 100g/4oz baby spinach leaves 4 eggs Salt and black pepper 4 tbs double cream 1 tbs parsley, finely chopped * 4 small ramekins Butter each ramekin. Wash the spinach and lightly wilt. Divide it between the […]
Read more →You will need a thermometer! 2 pints full milk, preferably organic 1 small natural live yoghurt Bring the milk to the boil in a thick-bottomed pan and gently simmer until it has reduced by a third (to just under 1½ pints). Allow to cool to 120°C. Whisk […]
Read more →I love eating this dish for a leisurely breakfast at the weekend. The runny yolk from the egg complements the haddock. The fish is full of essential omega 3 fats as well as being a good source of protein like the eggs. These both help stabilise your […]
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Happy Christmas! The light of Christmas extends far beyond candlelight and fairy lights, to break through ... darkness in every situation. May your Christmas be full of the light of comfort and joy because Jesus was born into a dark world all those years ago. Every blessing, Emma x
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