Easy Almond Pizza
As much as I love eating my Zucchini Pizza and Cauliflower Pizza, they can be a little high effort given you need to grate the veg.
As much as I love eating my Zucchini Pizza and Cauliflower Pizza, they can be a little high effort given you need to grate the veg.
As much as I love Cauliflower Pizza, there was one big problem with it.
I LOVE these crackers! I can’t tell you how wonderful it is to have something low-carb to eat with your favourite dip or cheese. They’re also brilliant to have on their own when you’re in the mood for a crunchy, salty snack and don’t want to reach for the potato crisps. Even my 3-year-old loves them (although given a choice he’ll go for the potato products every time!). They are on the fragile side though, so best not to expose them to rough treatment! I’ve used unsalted and unroasted seeds. Both regular and golden linseeds (flax seeds) will work.
OMG even if you’re not a sausage fan – spicy or otherwise, you have to try this broccoli ‘hummus’. While it’s completely nontraditional, it is soo soo delicious. Use it anywhere you’d normally serve hummus.
Another fabulous Low Carb / veggie packed alternative inspired by the lovely Luise at Green Kitchen Stories.
Pâté is one of those dishes that seems quite exotic and costly but is in fact super easy and inexpensive to make. Of course there’s no need to tell your guests that, it can be our little secret.
Inspired by Yotam Ottolenghi's recipe in his brilliant book 'Jerusalem.'
Lentils are a brilliant source of protein and fiber so a much healthier choice than pasta or rice. Not only that, they are super delicious and super satisfying.
Inspired by Tim Ferriss' Coconut Cauliflower Curry Mash from the 4-Hour Chef.
For a long time I resisted the idea of finding a low carb bread because I thought it would be incredibly difficult to get something to be as tasty as a slice of tangy sourdough.
For years I thought poached chicken breasts were one of the most boring things to eat. And then I was thinking about easy protein options that my boys might enjoy and I decided to challenge myself to master my poached chicken technique.
I know you're thinking 'so what's the secret Jules?'. And I'm glad you asked, although I need you to promise this is just between you and me ;)