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Dairy free recipes. Appease your taste buds without the use of cow squeezings.
Seed crackers are easy to make and an added bonus is they are gluten free. Inspired by a bunch left for me by a visitor, I decided to have a go making them myself and now I am hooked. It is really neat how the linseeds and chia seeds swell up to bind everything together. The yeast flakes give a great umami flavour that makes these crackers super addictive.
Homemade kimchi is delicious and easy to make. This recipe is my go to for kimchi these days after a few years for three-monthly batches. Perfect as a side with any rice dish, a great topping on your next bowl of ramen or even just as a quick snack. Go on, give it a go and make your next fermented homemade goodness be this kimchi.
Carrot Cake Muffins that are gluten free, dairy free and delicious. Soft and yummy fresh, these are perfect topped with cream cheese icing (if you can have dairy) and are even freezable. They are great lunchbox filler, just pop one in the lunchbox and it will be thawed before lunchtime and ready to eat. Go on, make a batch today!
A healthier alternative to your standard muesli bars. These seeded oat bars are loaded with whole grains and tasty honey. It always satisfying to know what is in your food so why not try making your own seeded oat bars?
Frangipane tart is a classic french dessert. Here I have made it gluten free using my gluten free pastry recipe. The almond paste filling can be used with any fresh fruit and you can let your creative juices flow with how you want to arrange your fruit pieces.
Using up a glut of spring onions or scallions is easy when you have this recipe up your sleeve. Quick and easy as well as tasty, these spring onion flatbreads make a great snack on their own or as a side dish alongside your next favourite curry or saucy dish for dinner.
Use up a good amount of courgettes by making this moist delicious chocolate cake. A cup of blueberries gives a juicy burst of fruitiness as you indulge in an alternative take on the classic decadent chocolate cake. Try it next time you have a glut of courgettes and few blueberries in the freezer to get rid of.
This is the latest flavour infused homemade chilli oil that we are currently devouring in our household. Infused with a myriad of herbs and spices this makes a great hot pot base too.
A walnut torte that is light and fluffy and can be made gluten free. A great way to use up excess walnuts this walnut torte is fantastic alongside a cup of tea. I like mine with just a dusting of icing sugar but feel free to add a dollop of cream and side of berries to fancy up this little treat with a bit of pizazz.
Super simple yet deliciously satisfying these apple turnovers using puff pastry contain a lot of nostalgia for me. Sweet and crisp stewed apples with a dash of cinnamon (or pumpkin spice) and a handful of sultanas make these hand pies easy to make and easy to devour over and over and over again. A fine reason to keep a packet of ready rolled puff pastry in the freezer at all times.