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MY DARLING LEMON THYME

Honey + orange roasted carrots with whipped feta + pickled radish

Whether you’re looking for an impressive starter or simply just love dishes packed full of flavour, you’re gonna love this recipe I created recently for Taste Magazine. Making vegetables the star I’ve roasted beautiful baby carrots in an orange/honey mixture until sticky and golden. Whipped feta brings a touch of salt, while lurid pink (naturally […]

Roasted potato salad with lentils + curried yoghurt dressing

I don’t know about you guys, but I still don’t have a plan for Christmas this year! In a family who generally likes to be quite organised, we’re never that great at organising Christmas celebrations. They tend to be very relaxed last-minute affairs. With just over a week until the big day, no one has […]

roasted baby carrot, leek + quinoa salad

I’ve just spent the last 3 days on school camp with over 70 children, in the city. While the kids had an awesome time- me, I missed the quietness of home. I know many people couldn’t imagine living anywhere else but in a city (especially if they know nothing else) and while I do love […]

Spiced lentil bowls with turmeric seeds

Ada’s been home from school the last week and a half with a yet-to-be-explained pain in her ankle, the same ankle she broke last year. It’s been a rough few days to say the least and I’m crossing every finger and toe it’s nothing long-term. Most days she’s not felt like eating much, but the […]

Red rice noodle salad with avocado, broccoli + soy ginger dressing

This week I’ve been trying to make more of an effort to eat a good lunch on the days I’m home. I seem to have fallen into a bit of a rut lately, quickly putting a couple of bits of bread into the toaster, then slapping on some butter and something else to call it […]

cabbage, coriander + sesame winter slaw

I’ve always felt a deep connection to this land where I was born and a deep yearning to know more about my Māori heritage. Being of mixed descent and growing up in a time where only the brave held (fiercely) onto their culture, it was not part of my upbringing, sadly. Te reo (the language) […]

Spring salad bowls

Versions of this salad bowl have been on high rotation around our house of late. Due to health problems I may or may not one day talk about on here, both my husband and I are eating a super rigid diet for the next little while. A diet without grains, dairy and any and every […]