Tag: cranberry

  • Orange Side Salad

    Orange Side Salad

    Making the most of the citrus season before it’s over! A mix of different oranges topped with fresh rosemary, chopped almonds and dried cranberries. This worked really well as a fruity side salad, and I loved the combination of citrus and rosemary. Read more »


  • Buddha Bowl

    Buddha Bowl

    I’m trying to up my iron intake, so I try to eat lots of cruciferous veg, leafy greens, beans and lentils and always combine it with something rich in vitamin C. So here’s a real power bowl for you:• Shredded kale, massaged in olive oil, lemon juice and salt• Whole bulghur• Green lentils• Grated carrots•… Read more »


  • Butternut Squash & Black Rice Salad

    Butternut Squash & Black Rice Salad

    I love salads, even in the winter. Just need to switch things up with some warm, filling grains and wintery vegetables. This lovely salad insprired by my friend @elizabethshealthylife ticks all the boxes. And the dressing! The dressing is everything here. Mustard and maple syrup… yum! I’ll post a link to the original recipe in… Read more »


  • Kale & Cranberry Pasta

    Kale & Cranberry Pasta

    Here’s a super quick and improvised pasta, but with lots of lovely flavours. Eating tasty food doesn’t have to be hard! For 2 servings: Cut out the hard stem from 4 leaves of kale. Cut the leaves in large pieces. Finely chop 3 cloves of garlic. Roast a handful of pumpkin and sunflower seeds in… Read more »


  • Kale & Pomegranate Salad

    Kale & Pomegranate Salad

    This is one of the nice dishes we had for our little Thanksgiving buffet. A lovely salad inspired by @theveganvida23, with massaged kale, oven baked butternut squash, dried cranberries, pecans and pomegranate arils, seasoned with cold pressed canola oil, white vinegar, salt and pepper. I won’t wait until next Thanksgiving until I make this again! Read more »


  • Thanksgiving

    Thanksgiving

    I was so inspired by all the amazing food that my US friends posted last week for Thanksgiving. And what better reason to celebrate than reflecting on what you’re thankful for? So I decided to put together our very own little Thanksgiving feast! I have no idea if I’m even close to a traditional meal,… Read more »