Recipes
Here’s a great midweek meal that’s easy, quick, fresh, flavourful and healthy.
A classic pudding with the added twist of coconut milk, star anise and tang of pineapple.
A wonderful rustic pie celebrating the goodness of leafy greens.
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The Pav is one of Australia’s favourite summer desserts.
Here’s a free-form tart that is perfectly-imperfect. It has that rustic appeal.
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A moist cake flavoured with the tropics of coconut and fresh banana and pineapple. It’s simple to make, an easy mixing of the wet ingredients into dry.
Raw Oat and Nut Bars
Keep a batch of these bars in your freezer for when you need a nutritious snack option on-the-go.
Keep a batch of these bars in your freezer for when you need a nutritious snack option on-the-go.
Filled with healthy fats and fibre, these bars will keep you feeling satisfied between meals, without the sugar overload.
Recipe by Accredited Practising Dietitian Georgia Houston from GH Nutrition
Ingredients
1 + 1/2 cups rolled oats
1 + 1/2 cups puffed rice
1/2 cup shredded coconut
1/3 cup raw almonds, slithered
200g dried cranberries
1/2 cup almond butter
1/2 cup honey
All ingredients sourced from Market Health Food at the Fyshwick Markets.
Equipment
20x30cm pan
Small Saucepan
Recipe
Line a 20x30cm pan with baking paper, ensuring that the paper extends above the edges of the pan.
Combine oats, puffed rice, coconut, almonds and dried cranberries in a medium mixing bowl.
Place almond butter and honey in a small saucepan over medium-low heat. Cook, stirring, for 3 minutes or until mixture is combined. Add to dry mixture and stir well to combine.
Press mixture into pan and place in the freezer for 2 hours or until firm. When ready, cut into bars.
Here’s a great midweek meal that’s easy, quick, fresh, flavourful and healthy.
A classic pudding with the added twist of coconut milk, star anise and tang of pineapple.
A wonderful rustic pie celebrating the goodness of leafy greens.