With just 5 ingredients in the marinade, it’s one of the quickest recipes that certainly tastes like there’s way more involved!
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When it comes to post-lockdown weight gain, you’d think I would know better.
A great mix of peppers and a rich tomato sauce; you’ll find this a winner that satisfies most dietary regimes.
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Do you have a physical reaction when you eat certain foods or food groups? Are you therefore avoiding these foods because you’re “allergic” to them? But is it really a food allergy or is it a food intolerance? I’ve seen this over and over and all too often, it’s a self-diagnosis based on symptoms that […]
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These gluten-free Courgette and Sweetcorn Fritters are an easy vegetarian side to any meal or they make a delicious light healthy lunch or light dinner with a vibrant green side salad. They’re light and super simple and the mixture can be prepared in advance, ready to pan fry. Using eggs to bind the fritters also […]
Working for myself means that I am essentially desk-based at home and to be honest, aside from not having the house entirely to myself during the day, lockdown hasn’t been wildly different to my usual lifestyle. And yet despite this, the last few weeks have brought with it some surprising new initiatives, perhaps in part due to the inevitable slow down from my pre-lockdown lifestyle.
We’re heading into the fourth, or is it fifth…might even be sixth….week of lockdown here in the UK and I’m starting to feel a familiarity with my new normal routines.
Inspired by the “Best of British” theme, this dish, traditionally served in the days of the Raj in colonial India, is a popular breakfast or brunch choice.
Eggs are a first class protein, in other words, they provide all the essential amino acids the body needs, which much be obtained from the diet. One egg will provide all 8 of these essential amino acids.