Turnips aren't my favourite veggie to eat, I'm certainly not their number one fan. So when I recieved them in my oddbox I had to think of how would be best to eat them. After a little google for some inspo, I saw a recipe for a lentil dhal so I thought I would give … Continue reading Turnip Coconut Dhal
I made this as a quick post-gym meal and had absolutely no intention of turning it into a recipe. However it was so quick, easy, delicious and filling that it is way too good not to share! Servings: 1 Ingredients 1 block (Approx 280g) tofu, drained 15g cornflour 1 tbsp grated ginger 2 garlic cloves, minced … Continue reading Easy Peasy Tofu & Cauliflower Rice
I didn't really start getting into paella until this summer when I visited Spain. I was still eating both chicken and fish then, and although I've never been a fan of seafood, I ate it pretty much every day. I had a random craving for paella a few weeks ago so came up with this … Continue reading Vegan Paella
These chickpeas are delicious and added so much flavour to my salad. They also made a great snack for when you're feeling peckish. What's even better is that they're so easy to make! Ingredients 1 tin chickpeas, drained 1 tsp chilli powder (less if you don't like spice) 1 tsp paprika powder 1 tsp garlic … Continue reading Chilli & Lime Chickpeas
I don't make curries often, but when I do, I make a big deal of it! My spice collection is a little bit out of hand which means that sometimes my curries can get quiteeeee intense. However, I tried to keep this recipe as simple as possible, and although it isn't the quickest of meals, … Continue reading Pea and Paneer/Tofu Curry
When I used to eat eggs, I loved making shakshuka. Served with warm crusty bread on a Sunday morning was a winning combination. It's strange really - I thought eggs are something that I would miss, but I really don't have any cravings for them at all! If you don't fancy using a meat alternative, … Continue reading Vegan Aubergine Shakshuka with Tahini Sauce
Noodles are a favourite of mine and are a great thing to meal prep. You can pack in lots of veg, protein and yumminess in just one meal! I always like experimenting with different sauces. This one is made for peanut butter and was DELICIOUS! Servings: 3 Ingredients For the sauce: 2 tbsp soy sauce … Continue reading Spicy Peanut Pad-Thai
This comforting bowl is full of flavour and lots of nutrients. It's surprisingly easy to whip up and will give you a very warm, happy tummy for hours! Serves: 3 Ingredient: 3 tsp sesame oil 100g rice noodles 300g tofu, pressed and diced 2 tsp miso paste 3 tsp dark soy sauce 1 large brown onion, … Continue reading Coconut Tofu Noodle Soup
I made this as a quick lunch before I had to dash out of the door again. The spelt I used was already pre-cooked so this only took me 8 minutes to make! You can also use brown rice, pearly barley, giant cous cous, quinoa or bulgar wheat Serves: 1 Ingredients: 80g cooked barley (I used … Continue reading Speedy Spelt Salad
