A refreshing summertime pick me up. The riper the pineapple, the sweeter and more delicious your ice lolly will be.
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This recipe is an amalgamation of two favourites – Christmas pudding and vanilla cheesecake. I don’t think it’s cutting corners to have two desserts in one, but more of an irresistible embellishment of two classics.
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Pumpkin pie spice can be used in cookies, pies, smoothies, cheesecakes, energy balls - and you can even use it to give raw brownies an Autumnal twist. It works in any recipe where you would like a little bit of a warm cosy feeling.
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A raw cookie to sustain you for walking through the forest, kicking up leaves.
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a delicious plant-based smoothie for people on the go
This is by far my most requested and popular smoothie. Delicious and substantial, it is a smoothie for breakfast or could be a meal replacement. Any left-over smoothie can be frozen into ice lolly (popsicle) moulds – or add less almond milk and you have a delicious ice cream. I’ve used almond milk but it would work equally well with coconut milk or oat milk.
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Cream of carrot soup is surely a classic and this can be achieved without the addition of dairy cream. The soaked cashew nuts will thicken the soup and give it a rich and velvety texture. This will be perfectly balanced with the distinctive flavour of the carrots.
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a quick and easy gluten free sweet treat
There are some days when you don’t have enough energy to lift a finger or you have so much to do that you don’t have much time but yearn for a chocolatey moreish snack.
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Wild garlic sometimes goes by the name of ramsons, ramps, bears garlic, buckrams, bear leek, broad leafed garlic or wood garlic. Whatever the name you know it as, it certainly is a delicious herb.
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A quick easy and refreshing lemonade you can make at home - lavender lemonade
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quick and easy dairy free parmesan style cheese
This is such a simple recipe yet it’s really effective. It’s full of flavour yet won’t over dominate the majority of foods that it is added to. It will brighten up a dreary bowl of spaghetti (courgette or otherwise), add some lustre to your salad and is an interesting pairing to your pizza. It will also add a salty depth of flavour to minestrone.
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