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My favourite recipes. product reviews. straight up advice on gut health, food intolerance and Ibs.
Chicken and mushroom risotto
Mushroom risotto is comforting, nutrient packed and simple to cook. Add in chicken and you have a protein packed meal made with natural ingredients that you can grab from the supermarket.
low FODMAP popeye muffins (spinach, corn and feta)
Don’t be put off by the colour! These Oscar-the-Grouch-like savoury muffins are a delicious, nutrient rich, low FODMAP snack. Make them up for lunch boxes or eat them straight out of the oven.
Low FODMAP strawberry chia pudding pots
If you’ve heard of chia pudding but not known where to start, here’s a lovely, super simple recipe to get you started.
charred corn super salad
This summery, crunchy salad will make you happy just looking at it! And it’s good for your heart and soul (as well as your gut). Taco Tuesday here we come.
Vietnamese sticky chicken rice noodle salad
This is a bowl of fresh, zingy flavour with a great balance of protein, slow release carbs and crunchy vegetables. Simple as that.
Simple basil pesto
Fresh basil and pine nuts call for pesto - a perfect toast topper, pasta sauce and a magic flavour-up-boost for soups, pizza and grazing boards. Let’s go!
Porcupine meatballs
Need a new idea for beef mince? These cute little porcupine meatballs knock it out of the park. Salty, sweet, umami crowd pleasing goodness that you can file under ‘daggy but delicious’.
basic veggie and lentil soup
You probably have all the ingredients for this quick, warming, feel-good soup in your cupboard and fridge. Let’s go.
Chewy oat choc chip cookies
Firstly - YUM. Secondly - IN MY TUM, chewy, salty-sweet cookies that will fill your house with wonderful aromas.
Herbed white bean and feta dip
Tinned beans, lemon juice, feta and herbs make for a gut-friendly dip - trust me, I’m a dietitian.