Pesto Grilled Shrimp An easy pesto grilled shrimp recipe with homemade basil pesto! This pesto grilled shrimp recipe is an easy swap for any summer BBQ and leftovers are a great addition for topping onto your favourite salad for lunch. Plus, the pesto sauce itself can be used as a dip or dressing or dip…
Black Bean Stuffed Sweet Potatoes Roasted sweet potatoes stuffed black beans, vegetables and tons of flavour! These vegetarian and gluten-free Mexican-inspired black bean stuffed sweet potatoes require minimal effort but provide maximum flavour. Sweet Potatoes Stuffed with Black Beans Stuffed potatoes are typically made with white potatoes, but I think the sweet potatoes add…
Sticky Korean Chicken Crispy, crunchy and sticky Korean chicken thighs! These sticky Korean chicken thighs are sweet, savoury, tender and crispy, satisfying your taste buds in every bite. Whip up a batch for a family-friend weeknight dinner or make them ahead of time and store them in the fridge for quick and easy lunches. …
10-Minute Marinara Sauce Because sometimes 10-minutes is all you’ve got, this simple marinara sauce can be made in a pinch for a quick weeknight dinner. Homemade marinara is quick and easy to prepare and tastes way better than the store-bought stuff. This sauce comes together so quickly, it is great for those weeknights when you didn’t…
Tuscan Skillet Chicken A simple and warming one-pan meal, this Tuscan skillet chicken is a dinner the whole family will love. Ok, full disclosure, I have never been to Tuscany, but I truly think this dish is something they would approve. This one-pot Tuscan skillet chicken is loaded with Italian-inspired flavours with sun-dried tomatoes, mushrooms…
Buckwheat noodles are currently my noodle of choice. Energizing and nutritious, buckwheat is often used as an alternative to rice or made into porridge. In Asian cuisine, buckwheat noodles are a very popular choice for hot broths or chilled salads, also referred to as soba noodles. Soba is the Japanese name for buckwheat.Buckwheat is a gluten-free grain, that is in fact a seed, and a member of the rhubarb family. High in protein and rich in flavonoids, manganese and magnesium, buc […]
Since I was a kid I’ve always enjoyed taco night dinner, but this recipe is a far cry from that Old El Paso kit! It seems fish tacos are the “it” food of 2016, popping up on restaurant menus near and far. Typically battered and fried, a fish taco can punch way above it’s weight in calories, not always making them a healthy option. However, these spiced coconut crusted fish tacos involve no frying at all; just a little baking and a little broiling, making them a healthy homemade Mexican fea […]
Dahl, which is also often spelled dhal, daal and dal, is a rich and thick lentil soup very common in Indian cuisine. Depending on the region, the manner in which it is made can vary, so this is my personal take on an Indian dahl. Full of lentils, this dish is rich in plant-based protein and full of fiber making it a hearty lunch or dinner. Lentil, Spinach & Sweet Potato DahlThis recipe uses yellow lentils, but you could easily substitute for red lentils if t […]
A simple one pan weeknight dinner that is full of flavour without the clean-up! Tray Bake SalmonGluten-Free, Dairy-FreeIngredients:2 tbsp olive oil, plus extra for drizzling1 tbsp balsamic vinegar10 baby potatoes, halved1 tsp dried oregano2 salmon fillets20 green beans, trimmed10 cherry tomatoes, halvedJuice of 1/2 lemonSea SaltFresh PepperInstructions:Preheat oven to 375°F.Toss the potatoes and 1 tablespoon of olive oil onto an baking sheet, and season with salt […]
Chilli has always been a winter staple for me, my mom used to make it for us, and although I probably like mine a lot spicer now, it always reminds me of home. Most chilli recipes call for a lot of beef, and a touch of beans, but I like to turn my recipe on its head. A half serving of beef and a double portion of beans makes this dish a protein powerhouse and the perfect winter dinner. Red’s Bean & Beef ChilliYou can easily omit the beef all together in this recipe and add another ca […]
This recipe was given to me by a friend’s mother about 10 years ago and I have been using is ever since. With only 4 ingredients, this marinade is simple for anyone to make, and can really be used for a variety of different meats. If you are weary of the amount of butter in the recipe, read this blog post, and if you are concerned about the honey, you need not be. When buying honey, try and buy local, raw and unpasteurized honey as it provides a multitude of health benefits, and remember that th […]
Thai Red Prawn Curry This Thai red prawn curry (or shrimp curry) is perfect for a quick and easy weeknight meal. This Thai red prawn curry is a little something I like to call “curry in a hurry”. Made with red curry paste, coconut milk, vegetables and shrimp, this recipe can be eaten on its…